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Originally posted January 15 2005 at 22:01 under Physics. 1 Comment. Trackbacks Disabled.
Titanic Success
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- Impressed
Of course the big science success story of the day is the fantastic results from the Huygens probe. And to think it was almost worthless
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Wow, didn’t know about that particular close call. Cheers for the linkage Ian. Interesting, and commendable stuff.
-Ed.
Made by Ed on Jan 16, 2005 at 22:49