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{"commentId":560342,"authorDomain":"PamelaDrew"}
How wonderful for Hawking to have his limbs be free for a bit. Like a Make-a-Wish kid; good for Branson.
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- 11 votes
#1 - Thu Mar 1, 2007 7:10 AM EST{"commentId":560366,"authorDomain":"spring"}
That's really, really cool.
{"commentId":560366,"threadId":"80873","contentId":"592585","authorDomain":"spring"}
- 2 votes
#2 - Thu Mar 1, 2007 8:00 AM EST{"commentId":560376,"authorDomain":"aronoff"}
Gahhh! Zooom out on that PICTURE WILL YA!?!!! Cool story though.
{"commentId":560376,"threadId":"80873","contentId":"592585","authorDomain":"aronoff"}
- 7 votes
#3 - Thu Mar 1, 2007 8:10 AM EST{"commentId":560380,"authorDomain":"wolfanoz"}
God bless him. He's pretty much in line after Einstein in the history books.
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- 8 votes
#4 - Thu Mar 1, 2007 8:15 AM EST{"commentId":560422,"authorDomain":"nickybatts"}
{"commentId":560468,"authorDomain":"malaak-angel"}
Actually, I'm a bit surprised he's not been afforded a zero gravity flight before this. How exciting for him!
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- 1 vote
#6 - Thu Mar 1, 2007 9:30 AM EST{"commentId":560533,"authorDomain":"leftist"}
they used one of those planes that fly in big parabolas to do the weightless scenes in Apollo 13. Very cool.... they built a small set inside the plane.
{"commentId":560533,"threadId":"80873","contentId":"592585","authorDomain":"leftist"}
- 2 votes
#7 - Thu Mar 1, 2007 10:12 AM EST{"commentId":560542,"authorDomain":"noah"}
The real one (used for real astronauts) was so eloquently called the "Vomit Comet," for obvious reasons.
{"commentId":560542,"threadId":"80873","contentId":"592585","authorDomain":"noah"}
- 4 votes
{"commentId":561192,"authorDomain":"jay-baker"}
A fitting tribute to a great man. I would hardly call him the greatest physicist of our time, as many other lesser known physicists have contributed a lot more to our knowledge of physics, but he has certainly had the hardest time of any of them trying to do it. I have no ability to do physics, but at least I could write it out on the chalk board.
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- 2 votes
#8 - Thu Mar 1, 2007 4:28 PM EST{"commentId":561511,"authorDomain":"babar"}
i'm a little worried about how his body would take the physical strain of something like this... i hope he has 20 doc's on call with him before and after. losing him would be a tragedy.
{"commentId":561511,"threadId":"80873","contentId":"592585","authorDomain":"babar"}
- 2 votes
#9 - Thu Mar 1, 2007 8:21 PM EST{"commentId":561655,"authorDomain":"amberneve"}
I was about to say the same thing. He, like me, is the victim of a neuromuscular disease. These 40 or so diseases are better known as Muscular Dystrophy. The heart is a muscle and would be especially sensitive to sudden changes, I would guess.
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- 1 vote
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