I still know how to nitrate and then plasticize cellulose....it kinna stuck with me after all those years.It’s been almost 50 years, I got close!
William Shatner, 90, is headed to space
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Salvage 1
You should see everyone jump when a container of that falls off the shelf in the shop.
Bare-ya-cuda
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Gillian just got promoted from first mate to captain!
That may not be important. If I could go to the Moon that would certainly be the ultimate end of my bucket list. Even just orbit the Earth. If they said, "You can come orbit the Earth but you won't come back alive"....man, I'd have to think about that.
But it has to be a good ride. Not one of these lamer deals.
William Shatner's Blue Origin launch on New Shepard: Live updates
William Shatner, the actor who portrayed Captain Kirk on the original "Star Trek" TV series and films will launch into space on Oct. 12, 2021 aboard Blue Origin's New Shepard spacecraft. Liftoff is set for 9:30 a.m. EDT (1330 GMT) from Blue Origin's Launch Site One in West Texas with Shatner and three others aboard.
See the latest updates of Blue Origin's William Shatner launch here.
William Shatner is weighing in on his upcoming launch into space on Blue Origin's New Shepard rocket next week, and apparently the 90-year-old Trek actor is thrilled.
"We talk about space and what weightless conditions are, the enormity of the universe and the absolute jewel of a little thing we call the Earth by comparison," Shatner told NBC's Today Show this morning. "I'm going to feel that with the same enormity that I felt this electrical storm last night."
You can watch the interview above, courtesy of the Today Show.
Shatner will launch on a suborbital flight aboard New Shepard on Oct. 12 from Blue Origin's Launch Site One near Van Horn, Texas. He will fly with three other passengers, including two paying customers for Blue Origin. The flight will make Shatner the oldest person to fly in space.
www.space.com
Got to thinking about Captain Kirks record with damage and destruction to his ships... He might not be the best person to have on this mission!
William Shatner, the actor who portrayed Captain Kirk on the original "Star Trek" TV series and films will launch into space on Oct. 12, 2021 aboard Blue Origin's New Shepard spacecraft. Liftoff is set for 9:30 a.m. EDT (1330 GMT) from Blue Origin's Launch Site One in West Texas with Shatner and three others aboard.
See the latest updates of Blue Origin's William Shatner launch here.
William Shatner is weighing in on his upcoming launch into space on Blue Origin's New Shepard rocket next week, and apparently the 90-year-old Trek actor is thrilled.
"We talk about space and what weightless conditions are, the enormity of the universe and the absolute jewel of a little thing we call the Earth by comparison," Shatner told NBC's Today Show this morning. "I'm going to feel that with the same enormity that I felt this electrical storm last night."
You can watch the interview above, courtesy of the Today Show.
Shatner will launch on a suborbital flight aboard New Shepard on Oct. 12 from Blue Origin's Launch Site One near Van Horn, Texas. He will fly with three other passengers, including two paying customers for Blue Origin. The flight will make Shatner the oldest person to fly in space.
William Shatner's Blue Origin launch on New Shepard: Live updates
Read live updates of William Shatner's launch into space on Blue Origin's New Shepard suborbital spacecraft on Oct. 13, 2021.
www.space.com
Got to thinking about Captain Kirks record with damage and destruction to his ships... He might not be the best person to have on this mission!
KingFish
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Grumpy
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Until I saw this and read about it, I had never heard of it. Guessing the late 70s part of my brain rotted out.
It was an entertaining show, albeit a short run.
Grumpy
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Funny, the premise of that show would have interested me, I don't know why I didn't know about it. Thinking back to the late 70s, I was single and pretty much out every night of the week doing something, bowling, darts, barhopping..lol
That’s one of those lost shows, that I wish they’d release DVDs.
There are so many they just never get shown again.
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gemma_rae
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black dog
Free America
Now thats ****ing funny.... Wel done... Gilligan give him some internet's.