PULL UP A CHAIR , WE'RE GOING TO SPACE !!! by out2theblack

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PULL UP A CHAIR , WE'RE GOING TO SPACE !!!

POSTED BY: OUT2THEBLACK
UPDATED: Saturday, December 5, 2009 08:16
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Wednesday, December 2, 2009 9:48 AM

JP Aerospace , sponsor of the INDEPENDENT SPACEBORNE FORCES , a Browncoat organization , provided
technical expertise to TOSHIBA , in the making of this High Definition commercial for the Regza television .

In other words , a number of Browncoat folk had a big hand in this...

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Wednesday, December 2, 2009 5:18 PM

FREEBROWNCOAT

Where was Mal? Wasn't Mal supposed to sitting in that chair?

Great project. COngrats to the Browncoats that helped with it. Very innovative and a beautifully photographed advert.

"So, you've done this before?"

"Oh hell no. But it should work."

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Thursday, December 3, 2009 5:21 PM

IREMISST

whoa, dude, like totally surreal, man!

Hey, but seriously, no leaning back in that chair, kids!

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Friday, December 4, 2009 5:22 AM

IREMISST

Just thought you'd like to know Mr. Black, that a Japanese company is selling "Space Beer" made from Barley grown on the space station at a reasonable fee of only $115 per six pack...

It's nice to know our great-great-great grandchildren will still be able to get shnockered while vacationing on Europa or Titan...

It's a wee bit early this morning, but- "Mudder's milk, anyone?"

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Friday, December 4, 2009 6:00 AM

OUT2THEBLACK

Quote:
Originally posted by Iremisst:

Hey, but seriously, no leaning back in that chair, kids!

Just thought you'd like to know Mr. Black, that a Japanese company is selling "Space Beer" made from Barley grown on the space station at a reasonable fee of only $115 per six pack...

It's nice to know our great-great-great grandchildren will still be able to get shnockered while vacationing on Europa or Titan...

Seems that the chair wasn't even really suited for sitting upon , being that it was created by a film-props specialty house , and was just fabricated from thin balsa wood , and er , lightweight fabric...

Space Beer ? Ummm, yes please !

I can see the moon-miners of Titan getting a little loaded on the local brew , but it seems to me , aren't we supposed to be prohibited from landing on Europa , or some such ?

You're right , Misty , this whole thing was a bit surreal...The really cool part is that those cameras taken aloft were the absolute world-class bleeding-edge available , and they delivered picture quality worthy of the term , 'high definition'. This set a record for the 'highest' commercial yet 'aired'...

Good to see that you are your old self , Misty , and that you're still flying with us 'brigands' !

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Friday, December 4, 2009 6:06 AM

OUT2THEBLACK

Hey lookit , it IS Space Beer !

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Friday, December 4, 2009 6:21 AM

OUT2THEBLACK

"...When John Powell received the first email from Gray London Films, asking if he could fly a light-weight chair high above the Earth, his first reaction was
"no one is going to be sitting in the chair, right?" Correct.

Powell's second reaction: Yeah, we can do that. It sounds like a really fun mission."

John Powell runs JP Aerospace http://www.jpaerospace.com, a small aerospace company that he calls a "volunteer space program." JP personnel, coming from a variety of backgrounds and possessing a diversity of skills, volunteer a little time each week to help design, build, test and fly science experiments to very high altitudes under helium balloons.

Through their experiments, JP became very skilled at building light-weight, stable platforms that could soar 20 miles above the Earth. Of course, Powell said the hardest part was recovering the vehicle when it parachuted back to the ground.

A balloon vehicle that rises through the jetstream can easily land 100 miles or more downrange, Powell said. When "down range" is northern Nevada, it could also land miles from the nearest road. Using GPS tracking devices, radio transmitters and directional antennas, Powell and his group were able to track their balloon vehicles from launch to landing."

FULL STORY , by Dale Schornack , and Television News Videos from Sacramento ABC-TV affiliate channel 10 , KXTV :

http://www.news10.net/news/story.aspx?storyid=71305&catid=2

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Friday, December 4, 2009 3:25 PM

IREMISST

You may be prohibited from landing on Europa but I think from the looks of the place that Nancy Kerrigan and Scott Hamilton have already been there! Which hemisphere did I leave that Zamboni in again?

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Friday, December 4, 2009 3:40 PM

IREMISST

Oh and also I don't know if you remember that conversation from a couple years ago(?) but it appears that my father will not beat the old family affliction. His 56th birthday will be Feb. 4th and we're holdin' our breath that we'll have him that long...
Next time you have a beer make sure ya drink one ta my ol' man will ya? He'd like that...

Guys if you're over 50 and at risk you make sure you get all your prostate tests done!!!
One finger test beats radiation and chemo any day!!!

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Saturday, December 5, 2009 7:11 AM

OUT2THEBLACK

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Originally posted by Iremisst:
...His 56th birthday will be Feb. 4th and we're holdin' our breath that we'll have him that long...

Next time you have a beer make sure ya drink one ta my ol' man will ya? He'd like that...

Guys if you're over 50 and at risk you make sure you get all your prostate tests done!!!
One finger test beats radiation and chemo any day!!!

Will do better than just a beer...I will radiate shiny quantum well-wishes and positive thoughts upon his personage...

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Saturday, December 5, 2009 7:51 AM

NEWOLDBROWNCOAT

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Originally posted by Freebrowncoat:
Where was Mal? Wasn't Mal supposed to sitting in that chair?

No, dude, Kaylee's supposed to be in the chair, with a parasol...

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Saturday, December 5, 2009 8:16 AM

OUT2THEBLACK

Quote:
Originally posted by NewOldBrownCoat:
Quote:
Originally posted by Freebrowncoat:
Where was Mal? Wasn't Mal supposed to sitting in that chair?

No, dude, Kaylee's supposed to be in the chair, with a parasol...

Always wanted to see Kaylee in a spacesuit...Kind of a fetish thing , I guess...
Accessorizing is fine...Kaylee , in a spacesuit , in the chair , with parasol...

I'd think , at that altitude , a parasol would be essential...As would be the spacesuit !

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