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Drinking with an astronaut.

Category: Space
Posted on: December 7, 2006 11:15 AM, by The Omnibrain

What would you talk about with an astronaut at the pub? (assuming you've had a few to many).

Some of us New Scientist staffers were idly wondering about the universe in the pub last night - arguing about the "speed of dark" (as opposed to the speed of light) for reasons I'd rather forget - when into the bar walks space shuttle astronaut Mark Kelly, pilot on shuttle Discovery's July 4 mission to the space station.

I'm jealous...the New Scientist crowd got a chance to do this. The Scienceblogger crowd should get to drink with...hmm... I don't know? What science etc. figure would you want to get loaded with?
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Do you think we can start a prank war with the new science people? like panty raids and stuff?

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Dafydd Williams (astronaut who worked in NeuroLab) came and gave a talk at UM Neuroscience a couple years back and we got to take him out to the bar. Sounds like they had a pretty good time up there with the Russians. Gotta make friends, as the Russians were allowed to bring vodka up there, but the US guys weren't. :)

Posted by: Shelley | December 10, 2006 12:06 AM

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