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This is sort of astronomy related, but where would I look to find out where earth and mars (or any of the planets) are in relation to each other at any time in the past or future? edit: crap I JUST found it in your links. That was the hard part of the question, I bet I can find this other half a lot easier now that I have this tool. How do you know what season it is on another planet, like mars? edit: sure enough, here is a BITCHING program about mars. Astronomers are so fukken awesome. Vaporware fucked around with this message at 22:08 on Oct 19, 2009 |
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I'm pretty sure it's a C5 since it has the elevator at the top of the tailfin. Those moon shots are so freaking 3D I feel like I'm there.
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Dec 4, 2009 15:58
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No, you're right at first glance, it was a C-5, but second time it's too short and missing the rear landing gear bulge.
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