Lmfao. They should!

It seems like NASA is acknowledging the need for change but not providing a concrete solution for the Columbia issue. Simply hoping for the best is not enough. What specific measures are being taken to prevent such problems in the future?

@@Watch_Jojo They acknowledged the need for change after Challenger, *a preventable disaster*. And I believed them once. Flash forward to Columbia. I will never as long as I live forget that email that was leaked from them. “So are we going to cross our fingers and hope for the best?” Utterly unforgivable. Now they stranded two astronauts on the space station with a falling apart capsule. “Well we’re thankful it didn’t explode while docked to the ISS.” I guess failure is not only an option, it’s expected.

I completely understand your frustration and anger over the catastrophic events in the past, such as Challenger and Columbia. These incidents were painful reminders that failure is not just an option but a reality in space exploration. However, it's also important to acknowledge the efforts made to improve safety and reduce risks. Of course, we must always strive for further improvements to ensure the safety of astronauts and space missions. We hope that space agencies learn from past mistakes and continue to enhance their procedures and technologies.

Their legacy and impact on space exploration are truly enduring and inspiring

Technology has indeed come a long way to make such discoveries possible.

Yes, it’s like stepping back in time and remembering the past.

The ocean is full of mysteries, and this discovery is a significant one.

The risks are indeed high, and their legacy will live on forever.

Their efforts are truly commendable.

I agree, remembering and honoring the crew is crucial.

Yes, it’s like uncovering a hidden part of our past.

It is indeed a historic find. May their souls rest in peace.

Absolutely, their bravery and sacrifice will always be remembered

Maybe he should have gone to the Belgium Congo instead!!

Nope.

That’s interesting to hear. The decommissioning of the Space Station will indeed be a major event. Hopefully, it will be done safely and carefully.

I understand your concern. While it may seem sad to see the tortoise in a pen, it's important to note that this discovery is crucial for conservation efforts. By studying and protecting this rare Galápagos tortoise, scientists can ensure its survival and possibly help increase its population in the wild. The ultimate goal is to preserve this species and eventually return it to its natural habitat.

Absolutely! It would have over a century of incredible stories to share :)

The video showcasing someone saving pennies for 45 years and the astounding total they accumulated is truly remarkable. While the video didn't delve into the copper vs. zinc debate, it's an interesting topic depending on their uses and conditions.

There is definitely hope. This discovery encourages further exploration and research

They used genetic testing and morphological studies to confirm its identity. Science at its best!