Space Jellyfish

[Mobius]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/STS-115#Se ... _day_11.29

Notice the second image on the right, which is a high-resolution image of one of the objects that delayed the landing of the Space Shuttle Atlantis.  They say it might have been ice or shimstock from the orbiter, but then again, who knows whats up there....

[SkyNoz]

Probally  a undercover alien lol.. It is perhaps strange, that might be part of a other living organish etc.  :)

[Akula.]

Or perhaps the space crew found it necessary to bring a jeyyfish into space and photo it?  ;D

[Fozzer]

It always amazes me, that although the little Space Station is clearly visible glowing in the night sky, and is only around 200 miles from Earth it still takes 12 days, travelling 10 million miles, to get there... ...!!

...traffic jams...?
...avoiding dangerous obstacles...?
...Maps out of date...?

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Mission name: STS-115
Shuttle: Atlantis
Number of crew members: 6
Launch pad: 39-B
Launch: September 9, 2006, 15:14:55 UTC
Landing: September 21, 2006, 10:21:30 UTC
Duration: 11 days, 19 hours, 6 minutes and 35 seconds
Orbit altitude: 334-350 km
Distance traveled: 4.9 million miles (7.84 million kilometers)
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Paul...boiled Jellyfish with Tartare Sauce for dins... ...!

[Boomtown Rat]

It always amazes me, that although the little Space Station is clearly visible glowing in the night sky, and is only around 200 miles from Earth it still takes 12 days, travelling 10 million miles, to get there... ...!!

...traffic jams...?
...avoiding dangerous obstacles...?
...Maps out of date...?

I always thought it funny too.  Imagine, it's only a three to five hour drive straight up!  ;D

[Akula.]

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I always thought it funny too.

[Omag 2.0]

That's just some toiletpaper... that's what I say...  ;D