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BBspace a écrit:le "tout informatique", ça n'existe pas ! Les modèles informatiques n'ont de valeur que s'ils sont basés sur des données récoltées et vérifiées dans le monde réel. Et les données récoltées en soufflerie en font partie, même s'il faut tenir compte du changement d'échelle, car les molécules d'air ne peuvent pas être réduites comme les maquettes.

lionel a écrit:J'ai remarqué la même chose 
Après c'est peut être juste une étoile et un croissant de Lune

Buzz Aldrin a écrit:I have a ring on my right hand, and it has a crescent moon and a star, and some people might say, “Oh, I didn’t know that Buzz was Muslim or Islamic." Well, that’s not the case. It’s symbolic of the past for me and the hope of the future with the stars. I wrote about this in a science fiction story talking about travel between stars. But now, I’ve walked on the moon, and I’m dancing with the stars. To me, that’s the symbolism of this rather beautiful ring. Obviously human kind is going to go to the stars, but not in the foreseeable future. Who’s going to take the next step on the moon? Well, I really don’t see why it should be at U.S. taxpayer’s expense for it to be an American. We are clearly the most experienced people in lunar activities. We visited the moon six out of seven times in the 60’s and 70s. We plan to go back there. But we should use our experience, not our resources, and involve other nations. Help China, India and others, after they have been invited to the space station, to form a joint lunar development organization. We should be leading that effort with our experience. We can barter and trade off our knowledge contribution to whatever the other nations’ contributions might be. And we should move toward what I think really is best: a two-phase program. Over the next ten years, which takes us to the 50th anniversary of landing on the moon, we need a flexible program that develops technology for establishing permanence on Mars. And then, in the next 15 years, we visit near-Earth objects and fly by comets; but our big target is the moon of Mars. Not the moon of Earth, the moon of Mars, Phobos. It’s just has some wonderful pictures taken of this moon by the European Mars Express Spacecraft, a robotic spacecraft in orbit around Mars. And then, with the experience of Americans, mission controllers on the moon of Mars and controlling robots assembling things on the surface between 2030 and 2035, I think people from the USA and participating country will descend the ladder and walk on the surface of Mars.

Kostya a écrit:

lionel a écrit:J'ai remarqué la même chose 
Après c'est peut être juste une étoile et un croissant de Lune

Il a déjà répondu à cette question lors d'une interview au magazine "New Seniors".

Buzz Aldrin a écrit:I have a ring on my right hand, and it has a crescent moon and a star, and some people might say, “Oh, I didn’t know that Buzz was Muslim or Islamic." Well, that’s not the case. It’s symbolic of the past for me and the hope of the future with the stars. I wrote about this in a science fiction story talking about travel between stars. But now, I’ve walked on the moon, and I’m dancing with the stars. To me, that’s the symbolism of this rather beautiful ring. Obviously human kind is going to go to the stars, but not in the foreseeable future. Who’s going to take the next step on the moon? Well, I really don’t see why it should be at U.S. taxpayer’s expense for it to be an American. We are clearly the most experienced people in lunar activities. We visited the moon six out of seven times in the 60’s and 70s. We plan to go back there. But we should use our experience, not our resources, and involve other nations. Help China, India and others, after they have been invited to the space station, to form a joint lunar development organization. We should be leading that effort with our experience. We can barter and trade off our knowledge contribution to whatever the other nations’ contributions might be. And we should move toward what I think really is best: a two-phase program. Over the next ten years, which takes us to the 50th anniversary of landing on the moon, we need a flexible program that develops technology for establishing permanence on Mars. And then, in the next 15 years, we visit near-Earth objects and fly by comets; but our big target is the moon of Mars. Not the moon of Earth, the moon of Mars, Phobos. It’s just has some wonderful pictures taken of this moon by the European Mars Express Spacecraft, a robotic spacecraft in orbit around Mars. And then, with the experience of Americans, mission controllers on the moon of Mars and controlling robots assembling things on the surface between 2030 and 2035, I think people from the USA and participating country will descend the ladder and walk on the surface of Mars.

nikolai39 a écrit:Trouvé à l'instant sur Wikipedia :

La tour Eiffel s'est parée pour quatre jours, en juin 1993, d'un visuel peint représentant la fusée Ariane5. Peinture réalisée par l'artiste Frédéric Gracia

wakka a écrit:"Les histoires narrées par les anciens disaient qu'ils étaient si puissants qu'ils pouvaient se jeter dans l'espace et explorer les points lumineux du ciel."



Yuri Shwedoff.

wakka a écrit:En espérant qu'elle soit inédite sur le forum: Gemini-6 et 7 sur le pont de l'USS Wasp après leurs récupérations le 18 décembre 1965.