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For every carbonation, there is an equal and opposite reaction⊠Maybe that explains the sign on the side of the Atlas V; âShake Well Before Launchingâ.
einarbt almost 6 years ago
Asleep? You can say that again. More likely hung over.
Plumbob Wilson almost 6 years ago
In space, no one can hear you belch.
ACK! Premium Member almost 6 years ago
Think youâre hot now âŠ
starfighter441 almost 6 years ago
How exactly was he going to drink that?
jrankin1959 almost 6 years ago
They have a special lid for stuff like that, now. (NASA must have read this panelâŠ)
fuzzbucket Premium Member almost 6 years ago
Heâll be really hot before landing.
johnec almost 6 years ago
The US has a strict rule â no adult beverages are EVER allowed in space.
The International Space Station is, for a long time now, only accessible by Russian Space Forces.
Guess how likely the US rule is enforced on a Russian space mission!!
Then again, much as when backpacking, the bulk-to-benefit ratio demands that only the âhard stuffâ get lifted into space.
ChessPirate almost 6 years ago
âYou see that up there, Billy? Thatâs what they call a âShooting Starâ. They donât usually make that âAAAAAAAAAAâ sound, thoughâŠâ
Herb L 1954 almost 6 years ago
Billy Beer?
Packratjohn Premium Member almost 6 years ago
For every carbonation, there is an equal and opposite reaction⊠Maybe that explains the sign on the side of the Atlas V; âShake Well Before Launchingâ.
Altar_Ego almost 6 years ago
Dilly, Dilly â Doofus
TexTech almost 6 years ago
Thank goodness for cartoon physics. Otherwise that can would have exploded a long time ago in the near vacuum of space.
coffeeturtle almost 6 years ago
and wouldnât his helmet present a challenge?
Sisyphos almost 6 years ago
We are in awe of Steve Dallas, astronaut and beer-propelled re-entry vehicleâŠ.