Posted on 02/20/2008 6:46:14 PM PST by NormsRevenge
This makes me wonder: does NASA have its Material Safety Data Sheets updated and on file?
NOTE: Considering that the satellite contains large amounts of toxic hydrazine (anhydrous), the following links may be useful for preparation purposes:
http://physchem.ox.ac.uk/MSDS/HY/hydrazine.html
http://cameochemicals.noaa.gov/chemical/5019.
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For the most part, yes. Of course, adherence to procedures and practices may vary according to location....
Long story short - if it falls in my section of Florida, what do I do? Stay in the house? Dcuk tape my windows? Climb up on the roof? ( heavier than air or not?) Florida hasn’t been in the national news for a few days - so with our luck, it’ll hit here...
Call GIECO and talk to the Aussie Lizard?
YIKES
More sugar!!!
LOLOLOLOL - what unmitigated BS.
heheheheh. That is a funny thought.
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How many folks, in written history, have been struck by stuff from outer space?
(Exactly one - some lady in AL in 1950 or so, it bruised her hip)
(Oh, and there are some monks that claim more hits in the 9th century, but it is under debate)
If we blow it up won’t the stuff still come down, all over the place?
The U.S. Navy may make its first attempt to shoot down an errant spy satellite loaded with toxic fuel overnight on Wednesday in an area of the Pacific Ocean west of Hawaii, according to U.S. officials and government documents. (Graphics/Reuters)
Should I take an umbrella with me tomorrow or Friday?
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