What's gonna happen on the 23rd Neil?
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But what "IF" said the interplanetary accident insurance salesman. "It's better to have it and not need it than need it and not have it"
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The one and only, Seen a horizon Doco last night on the Cassini mission and she featured a lot, an artist and a scientist
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Fabulous mission. Also the marvellous picture taken of tiny Earth from behind the rings of Saturn.
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Thank you! For obvious reasons, I'm partial to that image, too!
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Farewell Casini. So many beautiful images.
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Did she ever marry? I watched the 100th Cassini documentary the other night, and she didn't look too fertile anymore.
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If your best argument against
@carolynporco is irrelevant insults, perhaps we should ask if you ever grew a functioning brain? Guess not.
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Sir, please explain what is going on? Hurricanes, floods, earthquakes. Is it possible that we may not survive this era?Are we the new dinos?
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Humans are the scariest things in the known universe. If we survived this long, we'll manage.
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I have loved Carolyn since her 1st discovery in the 70s! Thanks dr tyson
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Thanks to all the dedicated men and women of NASA who fed our curious minds since our childhood. We don't want this ride to end.
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The imagery from Cassini is awe inspiring. This was a beautifully conducted mission; it's ending is bitter sweet.
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This was one of my favorites posted by NASACassini (2017). Our "pale blue dot", as described by Carl Sagan, & viewed through Saturn's rings.pic.twitter.com/1jWLWqPmzW
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It might have been posted by NASACassini but it was my baby! http://thedaytheearthsmiled.com/info.php
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It really is my favorite photo & the 1st time I truly understood just how tiny we are. How lucky you are to be part of this exciting work.
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I'm fond of that image, too.
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