NASA global warming satellite crashes after launch
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Yelnats
Now they will have to cooperate with the Japanese. Why double up on missions? Don`t we have a partnership with Japan?
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dennis0bauer
Now it can scan emmisions on the ocean floor.
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bobbafett
hahaha, dennis thats funny
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Proffessor
There is far too many of these objects, so called satelites orbiting over our heads. I am not a scientist but it seems to me that this is becoming even more hazardous to our planet than 'global warming' itself.
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