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inothernews: NASA AND TUMBLR SITTING IN A TREE… K-I-S-S-I-N- AIIIIIIIEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE! put on your Ass helmets, tumblroos.

inothernews:

NASA AND TUMBLR SITTING IN A TREE…

K-I-S-S-I-N- AIIIIIIIEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!

put on your Ass helmets, tumblroos.

23 September 2011   » Permalink   Comments (View)
Tags: uars satellite space news
No, it’s not. It’s a Satellite. catshavehands: awkward identity quote for my felt book

No, it’s not. It’s a Satellite.

catshavehands:

awkward identity quote for my felt book

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10 April 2011   » Permalink   Comments (View)
Tags: MY GOD IT’S FULL OF STARS craft crafty felt needlework satellite sweet crafty geekery crafts art
crookedindifference: Buy This Satellite, Provide Free Internet So how does a philanthropist sidestep the massive expense of building and launching a satellite that can beam Internet to remote regions of the world? You wait for a company to go bankrupt, then you buy their brand new communications satellite already in orbit on the cheap. At least, that’s the idea. A philanthropic group called Ahumanright.org (universal Internet is that human right) has launched a site called “Buy This Satellite” that aims to raise $150,000 to bid for Terrastar-1, a school-bus-sized satellite launched in 2008. Watch the video here. Visit the website for more information. 

crookedindifference:

Buy This Satellite, Provide Free Internet

So how does a philanthropist sidestep the massive expense of building and launching a satellite that can beam Internet to remote regions of the world? You wait for a company to go bankrupt, then you buy their brand new communications satellite already in orbit on the cheap.

At least, that’s the idea. A philanthropic group called Ahumanright.org (universal Internet is that human right) has launched a site called “Buy This Satellite” that aims to raise $150,000 to bid for Terrastar-1, a school-bus-sized satellite launched in 2008.

Watch the video here.

Visit the website for more information. 

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08 December 2010   » Permalink   Comments (View)
Tags: satellite internet philanthropy human rights geekery