Stefan Edward JonesThe teacher wheeled a big old B&W TV into my 3rd grade classroom so we could see the reentry and splashdown of Apollo 13.
Damn, the cheering when we saw the parachutes.
I know the stakes and risks a lot more now. Nerve wracking.
OK. Everybody on Earth, PUT ON YOUR APE MASKS AS PLANNED.
Cameras and chase plans more advanced now then in the early 70s.
So we get to see the capsule free-falling, waiting for the parachutes to deploy.
That was nerve-wracking.
Shawn WilliamsBREAKING: Trump to congratulate crew of Integrity and blather on for fifteen minutes about how the next mission will be made in the biggest capsule ever, with only the best gold doo-dads and bespoke marble. Rocket scientists, big tough guys, came up to him crying about how beautiful his plans are.