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What is it imagined by anyone, or group? What's it look like; and how integrated is that into the importance activity? Is the activity or inactivity based on the likelyness of that future materializing?
I ADD A 3RD COMBIGNING 2 OUT OF #2(read more entirety and mission context link)
OF THESE NASA NOTES
: Parting notes (This summary was written before the loss of Columbia.)
1...When the Gods want to punish you they answer your prayers....
2... the data obtained on STS-107. Flame balls live by the old stage performer motto – “leave ‘em wanting more…”
3... (or as 2 continues) ""... seemingly immune to drift, until the test was extinguished due to operational reasons...'''
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Can the Gospel Jesus's inclusion by our antiquating into these wundering drifts of news add a specific angel to a reality thats more conclusive to reality and hope for all people and Earth?
How would any of these fit Jesus in, or would the story be the same in conclusive pointing with our gesture towards His inclusion as an "if that's true, then"?...
A litle more of the NASA notes AGAIN
- ...(a large number of balls was expected from this test) that extinguished one by one until only one flame ball, named “Kelly” by the crew, remained.
Unexpectedly, Kelly survived an astounding 81 minutes, seemingly immune to drift, until the test was extinguished due to operational reasons (it was still burning at the time). (SEE - Kelly could be nicknamed “Magellan,” who also set out to circumnavigate the globe but was extinguished before completing the journey. (It takes 90 minutes to orbit the earth)....
- ANOTHER DRIFT I ADD HERE IS TO See the Comment Loss of Columbia STS-107 and Crew
EXERT FROM COMMENT:
..."an important role in SOFBALL because it required a special Shuttle flight mode called "free drift" in order to minimize gravity disturbances. That mode had to be set up by these crew members in coordination with the crew members actually performing the experiment.I think the crew liked the SOFBALL experiment in part because the flame balls have "personalities." Until you push the button and fire the spark, you don't know how many flame balls you'll get and you don't know what they'll do once they start burning. Plus, humans are naturally drawn to fire, and flame balls are a bizarre type of fire that exists only in the low-gravity conditions of space. In fact, after a few tests Dave Brown started naming the flame balls. On all subsequent tests the crew either named the balls or gave the ground teams the opportunity to name them. Ilan Ramon even named one "Paul Ronney". (It turned out to be a weak and wimpy flame ball that lasted only a few minutes...) I was really looking forward to talking with the crew after the mission about their experiences and ask them things like "were you surprised when we told you to do such-and-such? What was your reaction when this-or-that happened?" (For example when we told them to extinguish "Kelly," the incredible 81-minute flame ball. Go to http://carambola.usc.edu/research/SOFBALL2quickie.html if you'd like to find out more about Kelly and the rest of the SOFBALL experiments.)The SOFBALL experiment had flown in 1997 on the STS-83 and STS-94 missions, which also used the Columbia orbiter. I was the backup astronaut for those missions. I spent over a year going through all of the space flight training (in case either of the two scientists on the flight got sick or injured) but I didn't fly. At some point during the mission it occurred to me, "what if the mission doesn't come back? The press will ask me a lot of questions since I'm the nearest thing to a survivor." I figured one question would be, "you wanted to be on this mission, do you still want to go into space?" I would have answered, "If space flight is your passion, it's like auto racing or mountain climbing. There are risks but you know that going in and you accept them. Yes, I want to go on the next flight to finish the job my friends started." While I wasn't a backup astronaut for this flight (the one that just crashed), I had really wanted to be on it and if I had an opportunity to fly on the next shuttle flight, I'd want to accept.We did get some of our test results downlinked during the mission.
... JESUS DIED AND ROSE FROM THE DEAD AND LIVES ON TODAY AND EVER AND EVER MORE.
So it is, that we gather and combine and compare some thoughts together; then discern.
Whether our wondering is when reading the material of science or religions or philosophers, or our earthly professionals, or children, even, our "each our own"(including individuals' futures); that with all, or portioned theoretics of those gathered base facts, "theory by imaginary stories(with or without "a moral to the story"); .
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