It's important to teach yourself to feel responsible for random events, because with great responsibility comes great power. That's what my wise Uncle Ben told me right before he died; he might still be alive today if only I'd said rabbit rabbit that year!

Some people argue that the tension and compression in the human skeleton is technically tensegrity, but it's missing the defining characteristic: making people say 'wtf, how is that thing floating?' when they see it.

They're not generally used for crewed spacecraft because astronauts HATE going around the corners.

Anyone else watching this Youtube video in 1954? If so, my last trip definitely messed with the timeline.

1,300,000-1,400,000 ft: Ask a crew member to show you how to use the ISS food warmer.

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