The Sarychev Volcano, located on a Russian island off the coast of Japan, erupted on June 12, 2009. The video was captured by the International Space Station.
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beautiful
amazing
ah, this makes the c ost of the space station worthwhile. actually, it is the biggest waste of tens of billions of dollars that there ever wuz. the value of the pictures don't justify the cost. nor to the spy satellites.
The biggest waste of tens of thousands of dollars wuz the salary spent on every English teacher you ever had.
Ever hear of "social promotions"? ;-)
I was a Madoff scholar at Yale, Class of 91, I will have u know. From your comment history, I suggest that you wuz in the waste business for many years of yo life.
Klatu68's right. Think of all the money we could have spent invading another country. All this "science" makes me uncomfortable. Why can't we just stick to what we know, mindless killing in the name of the military industrial complex and oil companies. Lives of innocent American soldiers we can spare, but money for science, sacrelige!
let's solve problems like poverty and the ed. system, not the profit-making problems of Lockheed Martin, Rockwell, Boeing, and thos much-enriched government employees at Nasa.
And if there were no space station, how would things be any better than they are now?
.. they should invest the money in spelling lessons.
I'm all for a robust space program. For one thing, I use satellite for internet - because I live in a rural area. I use GPS, and google earth on a regular basis. And of course, eventually a large meteor will in fact be on target to make contact with the earth again, and I want our species to have awareness of it in advance and be able to do something about it.
For sure, the space program is not cheap, so we should keep an eye on the budget, but it is a lot cheaper than some other programs that don't provide much (or any) benefit.
Like the Iraq war program. How has that been benefitting us? That war has cost us more than all the money that the NIH and NASA have spent, combined, since their inceptions.
Cool ... way cool!
You can clearly see that the Twin Towers were brought down by Pyroclastic surge and not jet fuel.
Funny...
Spectacular !!!!!!!!!!!
NASA got this totally wrong, this is just Ru sh L imb augh lighting one of his farts...
You are a fa-rt cjkoo2!
Why thank you!
That's the nicest thing anyone has said to me in the last 5 minutes.
Wow that's so cool !!!
NASA got this totally wrong, this is just Rush Limbaugh lighting one of his farts...
What if it is a spaceship coming out of the black hole in the center of the Earth?
That's so beautiful. Just wait till yellow stone pops. That will be a sight.
The sight of the end of human civilization.
or at least most of upper central and possibly western parts of the us..yeah, no good at all and what's more depressing is that it's overdue for an explosion based on it's previous cycles..*cringe*
Yes that will really be a sight, if anybody lives to tell about it!
Is that a plug of the cloud cover riding on top of the plume?
Could be. You can also see where the heat has evaporated the lower cloud cover.
I thought the shockwave blasted it all away.
If that is cloud then the surface material must act like a heat shield for a time
That has to be one of the coolest things I've ever seen.
I dunno...looks sorta anal...almost fecal. We're gettin' pooped on.
And this springs to your fingers?
Dr. S. Freud would find your observations very interesting btrim.
Cool ... way cool!
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