Would the "celebrity" have a security detail?

Noem

Well, the walk did finally happen, so there were adequate suits, although one of the astronauts had trouble with the suit she was initially assigned.

You have to remember that of the 18 original suits, only 11 still exist, and something like as few as 4 might be on the station at a time. Also, the suits were originally intended to return to Earth often (shuttle days), but now are kept on the ISS longer and are maintained by the astronauts themselves. Given the losses of some suits, the limited nature of the maintenance, and the limit on how many are kept in orbit at a time, it isn't scandalous that sometimes astronauts find themselves to be either too large or too small for the suits at hand.

That's certainly a misremembering of what happened, yes

Thanks! Got to keep that old Bondi Blue going

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That's what makes me mad, too. That and the genocide.

Much better than in the title. Thank you for posting these everyday!

You're not not hearing that, anyway

That's pretty unrealistic. No girl has come close to shooting a president since Ford was in office.

Please don't. Knowing the caption ahead of the picture often spoils the joke.

Putting the punchline in the title can kill a comic

OK, but I'd like to see some information on depreciation before I make a purchase decision.

Yeah, those Abrahamic religions are messed up

Inconceivable!

What are you talking about? The only part of Mir not launched on a Proton-K was a docking module brought up by, yes, shuttle so that a shuttle could dock to the station and American astronauts could learn about long duration spaceflight from the Russians.

Shuttles weren't required for the construction of Mir, just as China is now constructing its space station without the use of a shuttle.

The idea that shuttles are or were required to learn about long duration space flight is simply wrong

From Wikipedia:

Mir was the first continuously inhabited long-term research station in orbit and held the record for the longest continuous human presence in space at 3,644 days, until it was surpassed by the ISS on 23 October 2010

We could have managed without the shuttle.

*morale

just emboldened by the current regime in the US

Trump may be a bit of an Orban fanboy, but he isn't out of step on the ICC with any of the recent former leaders of the US. Rejecting the ICC & blindly supporting Israel have been long running features of the US government.

I could do without a few of those

You'll catch avian flu doing that