Posted 11.04.2011 at 2:35 pm
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Astronaut Obama
On November 1st, President Obama met with the final space shuttle crew. And got himself a slick new jacket. Where can we get one of those? Do we have to run for office? We'd rather not do that but man that is a great jacket. Check out more at NASA.
This week's roundup of amazing science and tech images includes a dapper Astronaut Obama, the best Halloween costume to ever use multiple iPads, Google's nausea-inducing Easter egg, and (not to be immodest, but) a few of the most amazing stories from our own Data Week. Enjoy!
Click to explore the most amazing science and tech images of the week.
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I thought we banned primates from going into space because of the russian dog issue?
" Science without religion is lame, religion without science is blind." Albert Einstein
Ptssss, hey, guess what?
Surprise!
"Humans are primates".
No more space for humans, naaaa, that can't be right. lol
Looking at the main pic. All ass-lickers are in suits. Probably bought them the day they were informed about the photo shoot. They all smile, even if Obamama doesn't even look at them. Obama looks frowning at the badge. Why frown?
He just stands there in baggy trousers and a thing that looks like a life-vest. Now, what does this all tell you about the American dweeping love affair with 3rd. rated presidents?