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Q: How did you get into the space program and get your boarding pass? Did you have to go through Border Patrol? Did you go to the White House to ask someone for permission?
A: I followed the path of my daily life in the information age and ended up at NASA, so I had that feeling of "we were waiting for you to arrive," so I found the event interesting and decided to participate. NASA was really successful with its inclusion strategy: Where did everyone go?
Q: Was it difficult to register?
A: No, I was even surprised. I even got a boarding pass, which I now frame.
Q: Any interesting facts about the framed boarding pass?
A: Two of the apps I used are from developers based in China, and at least one other developer is based in South Korea, ...
Q: If a memory card with a large amount of storage space isn't necessary, where do you imagine NASA will find that rarity?
A: Perhaps that is the true meaning of the Artemis 2 space mission: to orbit the moon, initially to try and see if there is a possibility of finding a 1 GB memory card there, or at least a more recent 2 GB memory card.
Q: Don't you think and believe that the previous answer you provided is somewhat inconsistent?
A: Totally inconsistent.
Q: Do you have a 1 GB memory card available to provide to NASA to reduce the costs of the Artemis 2 space mission?
A: No, I don't have one, much less a 2 GB one. But I don't know if the memory cards sold in computer and phone stores would be suitable for use on a space mission. Would the memory card withstand some vibration without becoming corrupted until the spacecraft was free from the force of gravity?
The minimum amount of storage space currently found on a memory card is 16 GB. I was using one with that amount of data, but without any vibration it became corrupted, and I still haven't been able to format it again. The warranty mentioned by the manufacturer of the memory card, a historic and famous brand, in practice did not last seven years, in fact, it didn't even last two years. Advertising is not journalism.
Q: Any song suggestions?
A: It's possible. This song is all about space travel: The Rezillos - Destination Venus – Destination Venus (1978).
Q: Didn't you get lost on your space voyage?
A: Indeed, the possibility of the memory card becoming corrupted would increase because, in addition to the possibility of vibration, there could also be an increase in temperature, and heat is the enemy of any electronic product, as are low temperatures.
Q: Does the color of red lead paint mean anything to you?
A: Yes. It can suggest something that needs renovation or is already being renovated.
Q: Any music to finish with?
A: No.
Q: Anything else?
A: I've been to and from the moon countless times without needing a rocket, but I've never had a better quality optical means to see the moon up close. ... See you later in time when the space mission actually happens.
(f)jgr • stop esoteric terrorism.
Q: How did you get into the space program and get your boarding pass? Did you have to go through Border Patrol? Did you go to the White House to ask someone for permission?
A: I followed the path of my daily life in the information age and ended up at NASA, so I had that feeling of "we were waiting for you to arrive," so I found the event interesting and decided to participate. NASA was really successful with its inclusion strategy: Where did everyone go?
Q: Was it difficult to register?
A: No, I was even surprised. I even got a boarding pass, which I now frame.
Q: Any interesting facts about the framed boarding pass?
A: Two of the apps I used are from developers based in China, and at least one other developer is based in South Korea, ...
Q: If a memory card with a large amount of storage space isn't necessary, where do you imagine NASA will find that rarity?
A: Perhaps that is the true meaning of the Artemis 2 space mission: to orbit the moon, initially to try and see if there is a possibility of finding a 1 GB memory card there, or at least a more recent 2 GB memory card.
Q: Don't you think and believe that the previous answer you provided is somewhat inconsistent?
A: Totally inconsistent.
Q: Do you have a 1 GB memory card available to provide to NASA to reduce the costs of the Artemis 2 space mission?
A: No, I don't have one, much less a 2 GB one. But I don't know if the memory cards sold in computer and phone stores would be suitable for use on a space mission. Would the memory card withstand some vibration without becoming corrupted until the spacecraft was free from the force of gravity?
The minimum amount of storage space currently found on a memory card is 16 GB. I was using one with that amount of data, but without any vibration it became corrupted, and I still haven't been able to format it again. The warranty mentioned by the manufacturer of the memory card, a historic and famous brand, in practice did not last seven years, in fact, it didn't even last two years. Advertising is not journalism.
Q: Any song suggestions?
A: It's possible. This song is all about space travel: The Rezillos - Destination Venus – Destination Venus (1978).
Q: Didn't you get lost on your space voyage?
A: Indeed, the possibility of the memory card becoming corrupted would increase because, in addition to the possibility of vibration, there could also be an increase in temperature, and heat is the enemy of any electronic product, as are low temperatures.
Q: Does the color of red lead paint mean anything to you?
A: Yes. It can suggest something that needs renovation or is already being renovated.
Q: Any music to finish with?
A: No.
Q: Anything else?
A: I've been to and from the moon countless times without needing a rocket, but I've never had a better quality optical means to see the moon up close. ... See you later in time when the space mission actually happens.
(f)jgr • stop esoteric terrorism.
