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Yes, a company who is paid by NASA to build/invent something, is certainly not a NASA achievement.
Haters gonna hate, Sammy. We all know your position.
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You equate the CT scanner and the MRI machine?
Okay, how about this list: NASA Technologies Benefit Our Lives |
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Let's see.
A few crappy pictures. Verification of 4 moons of Pluto that weren't even known about when the project started, 2 of which weren't know about when the craft launched! Study of the solar wind at that distance. Study of ultra long range radar communication. Oh, it cost you $0.18 per year Sammy. You lose more than that between the couch cushions, do you call for the disbanding of couches?
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1987 Porsche 944
2009 Ford Mustang
