The most important image taken by humanity
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Awesome vid 
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Thanks for the link, I love pink floyd,
whos the guy "dancing" to the music ??
whos the guy "dancing" to the music ??
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Amost makes you want them to save Hubble. Almost 
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Floyd Rocks! But almost not as much as the poor nerd karaokey-ing O-Zones' 'Dragostea Din Tei' (its Macedonian!).
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Replied by Frank Ryan on topic Re: The most important image taken by humanity
:shock:
Well, that kinda puts things into perspective.
Gettin' irate with the dufus who cut you off in traffic on the way home
dosen't seem so important now.
astronomy sure forces you to look at things in a different light.
(no pun intended)
Well, that kinda puts things into perspective.
Gettin' irate with the dufus who cut you off in traffic on the way home
dosen't seem so important now.
astronomy sure forces you to look at things in a different light.
(no pun intended)
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For a minute, I actually thought someone had hacked into the website and altered the video until it ended of course....
until it ended of course....
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