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Thread started 06/24/16 11:03pm

hausofmoi7

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NASA lit a fire in outter space.

Human technology as we know is not friendly and destructive to our own enviroment.

the chemicals and so forth used in machinery, aircraft ect as we know is destroying our own atmosphere.

we havent yet mastered technology in our own atmosphere, so could sending human made chemicals and so forth into space be detrimental to the greater universe?

NASA just lit a fire in micro gravity. given the total disregard for the planet, human and animal life when conducting testing on earth (e.g under sea neuclear testing) I highly doubt precautions were taken for life and so forth in outter space.

https://www.nasa.gov/feature/nasa-ignites-fire-experiment-aboard-space-cargo-ship/

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Reply #1 posted 06/26/16 1:33pm

morningsong

You do know the sun is basically one big fireball, all the stars are too? I think the universe can handle it.
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Reply #2 posted 06/26/16 4:36pm

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it could be a great horror movie though. call it 'spark', and tell the story of how embers from the fire somehow ignite the oxygen in earth's atmosphere, resulting in a potential extinction event unless heroic astronauts can do a firefight in the stratosphere!! eek

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Reply #3 posted 06/26/16 8:12pm

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morningsong said:

You do know the sun is basically one big fireball, all the stars are too? I think the universe can handle it.

Too bad about global warming and the hole in the ozone layer that burning man made chemicals caused.

has nasa studied the atmosphere around where they are burning these gases to make sure they are eco-friendly?

considering it is not done on earth i doubt it is done for outter space.

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“It means finding the very human narrative of a man navigating between idealism and pragmatism, faith and politics, non- violence, the pitfalls of acclaim as the perils of rejection” - Lesley Hazleton on the first Muslim, the prophet.
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Reply #4 posted 06/26/16 8:16pm

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XxAxX said:

it could be a great horror movie though. call it 'spark', and tell the story of how embers from the fire somehow ignite the oxygen in earth's atmosphere, resulting in a potential extinction event unless heroic astronauts can do a firefight in the stratosphere!! eek

or Aliens who drag a NASA space shuttle back to earth and tell us to stay within our borders with our backwards technology that kills everything it comes into contact with

“It means finding the very human narrative of a man navigating between idealism and pragmatism, faith and politics, non- violence, the pitfalls of acclaim as the perils of rejection” - Lesley Hazleton on the first Muslim, the prophet.
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Reply #5 posted 06/26/16 9:30pm

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XxAxX said:

it could be a great horror movie though. call it 'spark', and tell the story of how embers from the fire somehow ignite the oxygen in earth's atmosphere, resulting in a potential extinction event unless heroic astronauts can do a firefight in the stratosphere!! eek




Sounds good.
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Reply #6 posted 06/26/16 9:30pm

morningsong

hausofmoi7 said:



XxAxX said:


it could be a great horror movie though. call it 'spark', and tell the story of how embers from the fire somehow ignite the oxygen in earth's atmosphere, resulting in a potential extinction event unless heroic astronauts can do a firefight in the stratosphere!! eek



or Aliens who drag a NASA space shuttle back to earth and tell us to stay within our borders with our backwards technology that kills everything it comes into contact with





Well keep waiting on the Aliens.
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Reply #7 posted 06/27/16 12:17am

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morningsong said:

hausofmoi7 said:

or Aliens who drag a NASA space shuttle back to earth and tell us to stay within our borders with our backwards technology that kills everything it comes into contact with

Well keep waiting on the Aliens.

We get it you are a climate change denier. chill out.

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“It means finding the very human narrative of a man navigating between idealism and pragmatism, faith and politics, non- violence, the pitfalls of acclaim as the perils of rejection” - Lesley Hazleton on the first Muslim, the prophet.
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Reply #8 posted 06/27/16 12:43am

morningsong

hausofmoi7 said:



morningsong said:


hausofmoi7 said:


or Aliens who drag a NASA space shuttle back to earth and tell us to stay within our borders with our backwards technology that kills everything it comes into contact with



Well keep waiting on the Aliens.

We get it you are a climate change denier. chill out.




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You are completely and absolutely wrong about that.
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Reply #9 posted 06/27/16 12:57am

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morningsong said:

hausofmoi7 said:

We get it you are a climate change denier. chill out.

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You are completely and absolutely wrong about that.

Your comment that the universe can handle whatever man made burning chemicals we put into outter space is very much inline with the argument people make on earth about said chemicals e.g "the planet can handle it, just look at how nature renews itself"

you applied that same logic and argumemt to the greater universe and it's eco-system as you keep pushing back on my suggestions that what is bad for earth may also be bad for the universe.

unless you are versed in micro-gravity's eco system and what it can handle and how it works, as i am not.

If you believe that fossil fuels are killing earth why wouldnt it also do the same to other enivorments?

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“It means finding the very human narrative of a man navigating between idealism and pragmatism, faith and politics, non- violence, the pitfalls of acclaim as the perils of rejection” - Lesley Hazleton on the first Muslim, the prophet.
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Reply #10 posted 06/27/16 6:08am

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hausofmoi7 said:

morningsong said:

hausofmoi7 said: You are completely and absolutely wrong about that.

Your comment that the universe can handle whatever man made burning chemicals we put into outter space is very much inline with the argument people make on earth about said chemicals e.g "the planet can handle it, just look at how nature renews itself"

you applied that same logic and argumemt to the greater universe and it's eco-system as you keep pushing back on my suggestions that what is bad for earth may also be bad for the universe.

unless you are versed in micro-gravity's eco system and what it can handle and how it works, as i am not.

If you believe that fossil fuels are killing earth why wouldnt it also do the same to other enivorments?

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obviously because the Zenoptian Space patrol cleans those things up, silly. just because we cannot see them doesn't mean that a cosmic chain gang of miscreants and backwards thinking infinite beings is not chained together, cleaning waste from the galaxies.

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Reply #11 posted 06/27/16 6:19am

morningsong

hausofmoi7 said:



morningsong said:


hausofmoi7 said:


We get it you are a climate change denier. chill out.




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You are completely and absolutely wrong about that.

Your comment that the universe can handle whatever man made burning chemicals we put into outter space is very much inline with the argument people make on earth about said chemicals e.g "the planet can handle it, just look at how nature renews itself"


you applied that same logic and argumemt to the greater universe and it's eco-system as you keep pushing back on my suggestions that what is bad for earth may also be bad for the universe.


unless you are versed in micro-gravity's eco system and what it can handle and how it works, as i am not.


If you believe that fossil fuels are killing earth why wouldnt it also do the same to other enivorments?




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The Earth is just a tad bit smaller than the Universe, and a teensy bit tamer too.
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Reply #12 posted 06/27/16 2:45pm

morningsong

Seems you believe there's some connection to climate change deniers and NASA, maybe you should read up a bit on NASAs views and where they stand.

http://climate.nasa.gov/evidence/


The current warming trend is of particular significance because most of it is very likely human-induced and proceeding at a rate that is unprecedented in the past 1,300 years.1

Earth-orbiting satellites and other technological advances have enabled scientists to see the big picture, collecting many different types of information about our planet and its climate on a global scale. This body of data, collected over many years, reveals the signals of a changing climate.


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Reply #13 posted 06/27/16 5:12pm

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morningsong said:

You do know the sun is basically one big fireball, all the stars are too? I think the universe can handle it.

The Sun is on fire?! eek

The color of the Pharaoh's hand is purple
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Reply #14 posted 06/27/16 10:29pm

morningsong

slakk said:



morningsong said:


You do know the sun is basically one big fireball, all the stars are too? I think the universe can handle it.

The Sun is on fire?! eek




Wanna touch it and find out?
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Reply #15 posted 06/30/16 1:19am

lust

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lol

Question the comment that we have a detrimental effect on the greater universe and be accused of being a climate change denier. Talk about a leap of literally universal proportions. The scientific illiteracy demonstrated here never ceases to both amaze and shock me.

The greater universe? Just wow.
If the milk turns out to be sour, I aint the kinda pussy to drink it!
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Reply #16 posted 06/30/16 3:18am

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lust said:

lol Question the comment that we have a detrimental effect on the greater universe and be accused of being a climate change denier. Talk about a leap of literally universal proportions. The scientific illiteracy demonstrated here never ceases to both amaze and shock me. The greater universe? Just wow.

Do like the rest in your position and go get yourself a ticket to a tapping of Bill Maher's Real Time where you can revel in your mediocracy and laugh the pain away at whatever failed career your just slightly above average intellect stopped you from achieving that is the cause of your constant over compensation.

I'm sure the people you constantly pick at would not have been the epic failure and waste of resources and opportunities that you are.

You are just another failed intellectual come walking dictionary incapable of an original idea, thought or innovation with an epic chip on its shoulder.

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Now do you have anything to add to the legitimate question of whether NASA studies the enviroments it dumps human waste to see if this could have an impact on potential life, organism and eco-systems in the greater universe (e.g The moon or other planets we dump NASA waste)

If not. should they?

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“It means finding the very human narrative of a man navigating between idealism and pragmatism, faith and politics, non- violence, the pitfalls of acclaim as the perils of rejection” - Lesley Hazleton on the first Muslim, the prophet.
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Reply #17 posted 06/30/16 11:46am

morningsong

hausofmoi7 said:

lust said:

lol Question the comment that we have a detrimental effect on the greater universe and be accused of being a climate change denier. Talk about a leap of literally universal proportions. The scientific illiteracy demonstrated here never ceases to both amaze and shock me. The greater universe? Just wow.

Do like the rest in your position and go get yourself a ticket to a tapping of Bill Maher's Real Time where you can revel in your mediocracy and laugh the pain away at whatever failed career your just slightly above average intellect stopped you from achieving that is the cause of your constant over compensation.

I'm sure the people you constantly pick at would not have been the epic failure and waste of resources and opportunities that you are.

You are just another failed intellectual come walking dictionary incapable of an original idea, thought or innovation with an epic chip on its shoulder.

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Now do you have anything to add to the legitimate question of whether NASA studies the enviroments it dumps human waste to see if this could have an impact on potential life, organism and eco-systems in the greater universe (e.g The moon or other planets we dump NASA waste)

If not. should they?

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hmm

You know, you put me in mind of those people who ranted about the invention of the light bulb. or the idea of putting an outhouse inside ones house. There was an uproar, and talk of how man should stay in his lane and how unnatural this things are, so on and so forth. There is a difference between moving ahead and abuse of the environment. You really should do your research.

You are aware there is not only NASA, but there are ISRO, ESA, CNSA, JAXA, RFSA. Those are the major space programs in the world. But guess what, there are minor ones all over the world. BSA, ACAE, CIDA-E, AEM, ASAL AP-MCSTA, ALR, MBRSC, NSSA, BIRA, ABAE UKSA, CRISP, CCSDS, DTUSpace, LAPAN, FCT SO, SANSA. That's not even half of the space programs around the world that are currently active in what's happening above our atmosphere. Planned programs PASA, AfriSpace, PSA and SLASA. The entire world in marching forward while you sit around flinging your dung like your predecessors. It's evolve or die time.

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Reply #18 posted 06/30/16 1:02pm

lust

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hausofmoi7 said:



lust said:


lol Question the comment that we have a detrimental effect on the greater universe and be accused of being a climate change denier. Talk about a leap of literally universal proportions. The scientific illiteracy demonstrated here never ceases to both amaze and shock me. The greater universe? Just wow.

Do like the rest in your position and go get yourself a ticket to a tapping of Bill Maher's Real Time where you can revel in your mediocracy and laugh the pain away at whatever failed career your just slightly above average intellect stopped you from achieving that is the cause of your constant over compensation.


I'm sure the people you constantly pick at would not have been the epic failure and waste of resources and opportunities that you are.


You are just another failed intellectual come walking dictionary incapable of an original idea, thought or innovation with an epic chip on its shoulder.



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Now do you have anything to add to the legitimate question of whether NASA studies the enviroments it dumps human waste to see if this could have an impact on potential life, organism and eco-systems in the greater universe (e.g The moon or other planets we dump NASA waste)


If not. should they?





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lol lol

lol lol
Deary me. Someone's rattled. What's with the constant projections and assumptions about people you don't know that forms the basis of your modus operand? It's like a sad need you have to define someone into being something you can truly justify hating to yourself. Over time, you've decided I'm fat, a failure, a bigot all without knowing anything about me. Come on Hausie. I think Israel has a right to exist in peace and prosperity. Surely that's enough for someone of your ilk to hate me enough without making me a fat biggoted failure too.

Oh I'm sorry. Am I using words that are too big for you?


A failure? No darling. I had a poor upbringing, no further education and run my own very auccessfull business. How much money are you making? I'll make no baseless assumptions about your success or lack thereof because I know nothing about you beyond your awful views and I, unlike you apparently, don't base my opinion on someone's value on their professional prowess or intellect.

Twat.
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If the milk turns out to be sour, I aint the kinda pussy to drink it!
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Reply #19 posted 06/30/16 8:04pm

hausofmoi7

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lust said:

hausofmoi7 said:



lust said:


lol Question the comment that we have a detrimental effect on the greater universe and be accused of being a climate change denier. Talk about a leap of literally universal proportions. The scientific illiteracy demonstrated here never ceases to both amaze and shock me. The greater universe? Just wow.

Do like the rest in your position and go get yourself a ticket to a tapping of Bill Maher's Real Time where you can revel in your mediocracy and laugh the pain away at whatever failed career your just slightly above average intellect stopped you from achieving that is the cause of your constant over compensation.


I'm sure the people you constantly pick at would not have been the epic failure and waste of resources and opportunities that you are.


You are just another failed intellectual come walking dictionary incapable of an original idea, thought or innovation with an epic chip on its shoulder.



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Now do you have anything to add to the legitimate question of whether NASA studies the enviroments it dumps human waste to see if this could have an impact on potential life, organism and eco-systems in the greater universe (e.g The moon or other planets we dump NASA waste)


If not. should they?





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lol lol

lol lol
Deary me. Someone's rattled. What's with the constant projections and assumptions about people you don't know that forms the basis of your modus operand? It's like a sad need you have to define someone into being something you can truly justify hating to yourself. Over time, you've decided I'm fat, a failure, a bigot all without knowing anything about me. Come on Hausie. I think Israel has a right to exist in peace and prosperity. Surely that's enough for someone of your ilk to hate me enough without making me a fat biggoted failure too.

Oh I'm sorry. Am I using words that are too big for you?


A failure? No darling. I had a poor upbringing, no further education and run my own very auccessfull business. How much money are you making? I'll make no baseless assumptions about your success or lack thereof because I know nothing about you beyond your awful views and I, unlike you apparently, don't base my opinion on someone's value on their professional prowess or intellect.

Twat.
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You are full of it. You are rude and you expect people to take your shit and not say anything.
I never called you a fat ever. That was probably someone else you were rude to. losing track?
I don't hate you Lust. I just don't like you. most of the times I simply don't just agree with you.
You are a bully, the type to make threads about religious children being bad people compared to atheist children.
You have a constant need to make yourself and yours seem better than others to the point of outright insulting and belittling people for no reason.
Im done arguing with you. bye
flip u



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“It means finding the very human narrative of a man navigating between idealism and pragmatism, faith and politics, non- violence, the pitfalls of acclaim as the perils of rejection” - Lesley Hazleton on the first Muslim, the prophet.
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Reply #20 posted 06/30/16 9:38pm

lust

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hausofmoi7 said:

lust said:



lol lol

lol lol
Deary me. Someone's rattled. What's with the constant projections and assumptions about people you don't know that forms the basis of your modus operand? It's like a sad need you have to define someone into being something you can truly justify hating to yourself. Over time, you've decided I'm fat, a failure, a bigot all without knowing anything about me. Come on Hausie. I think Israel has a right to exist in peace and prosperity. Surely that's enough for someone of your ilk to hate me enough without making me a fat biggoted failure too.

Oh I'm sorry. Am I using words that are too big for you?


A failure? No darling. I had a poor upbringing, no further education and run my own very auccessfull business. How much money are you making? I'll make no baseless assumptions about your success or lack thereof because I know nothing about you beyond your awful views and I, unlike you apparently, don't base my opinion on someone's value on their professional prowess or intellect.

Twat.
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You are full of it. You are rude and you expect people to take your shit and not say anything.
I never called you a fat ever. That was probably someone else you were rude to. losing track?
I don't hate you Lust. I just don't like you. most of the times I simply don't just agree with you.
You are a bully, the type to make threads about religious children being bad people compared to atheist children.
You have a constant need to make yourself and yours seem better than others to the point of outright insulting and belittling people for no reason.
Im done arguing with you. bye
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Ta Ta.
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Reply #21 posted 06/30/16 10:14pm

morningsong

What did P&R get too crowded the ish had to overflow into GD?
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falloff

This is feeling like the Org of olde!!!!

touched

By St. Boogar and all the saints at the backside door of Purgatory!
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