10.5 Light Years

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Re: 10.5 Light Years

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Captain Seafort wrote:Or, for that matter, 9/11/89.
I don't think that had the same kind of personal impact for individuals here in the States. I will certainly remember that Hungary did an end-around of the Iron Curtain and effectively allowed East Germans to easily travel to West Germany, but it's not the same sort of "I will always remember what I was doing the moment I heard" recall.
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Re: 10.5 Light Years

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I was home sick from school, and watching with my dad. Really brought home the point that space travel will always be dangerous.
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