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My wife decided to download a bunch of Hello Kitty coloring pages the other day (I’m still debating whether this is better or worse than her buying a Hello Kitty coloring…
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Getting drunk the night before a test might not be all that bad for a college students’ grades, research suggests.
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Space Photos of the Day: Highburton, West Yorkshire-resident Robert Harrison captured these striking images of Earth from 116k feet using a helium balloon, a radio transmitter, a digital camera, and some duct tape.
“My family and friends thought I was a bit mad at first but they were suitably impressed with the results,” Harrison, who launched his jury-rigged spaceship from his backyard, was quoted as saying. “The pictures speak for themselves. People think this is something that costs millions but it doesn’t.”
Both NASA and the newly-launched UK Space Agency have reportedly contacted Harrison in hopes of learning from the extraordinarily cost-effective nature of his project.
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Had a hunch about this, I did some googling and confirmed it. Radio transmitter? Two Words: Amateur Radio. Harrison is 2E0RJH.
Totally bringing this up in my QuahogCon presentation.](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_kzueutvKnj1qzpwi0o1_400.jpg)
Space Photos of the Day: Highburton, West Yorkshire-resident Robert Harrison captured these striking images of Earth from 116k feet using a helium balloon, a radio transmitter, a digital camera, and some duct tape.
“My family and friends thought I was a bit mad at first but they were suitably impressed with the results,” Harrison, who launched his jury-rigged spaceship from his backyard, was quoted as saying. “The pictures speak for themselves. People think this is something that costs millions but it doesn’t.”
Both NASA and the newly-launched UK Space Agency have reportedly contacted Harrison in hopes of learning from the extraordinarily cost-effective nature of his project.
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Had a hunch about this, I did some googling and confirmed it. Radio transmitter? Two Words: Amateur Radio. Harrison is 2E0RJH.
Totally bringing this up in my QuahogCon presentation.
