In 1869, Atlantic Monthly writer E. Everett Hale imagined what a space station might look like. I see lots of brick, but given NASA's bugdet cuts, it's all they can afford. ohhh hits you right in the manifold.
Monday, February 8, 2010
Man on the moon, just in time for Tea.
One of the First Space Station Concepts Was Made of Brick
In 1869, Atlantic Monthly writer E. Everett Hale imagined what a space station might look like. I see lots of brick, but given NASA's bugdet cuts, it's all they can afford. ohhh hits you right in the manifold.
In 1869, Atlantic Monthly writer E. Everett Hale imagined what a space station might look like. I see lots of brick, but given NASA's bugdet cuts, it's all they can afford. ohhh hits you right in the manifold.
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