SO the CEO of the company I work for is commanding the first all civilian Space X mission. This is cool to me on so many levels. Anyway, there are 2 spots remaining!!
Here is the story from the Today show this morning -
https://www.today.com/video/elon-musk-plans-spacex-mission-with-all-civilian-crew-100387397577?playlist=mmlstodayarchivestuesday-nnd
Here is the webpage for the mission - https://www.inspiration4.com/
I'm too fat to go on the mission, not that I'd be picked anyway. LOL
Chris
Quoted from SilverUnicorn:SO the CEO of the company I work for is commanding the first all civilian Space X mission. This is cool to me on so many levels. Anyway, there are 2 spots remaining!!
Here is the story from the Today show this morning -
https://www.today.com/video/elon-musk-plans-spacex-mission-with-all-civilian-crew-100387397577?playlist=mmlstodayarchivestuesday-nnd
Here is the webpage for the mission - https://www.inspiration4.com/
I'm too fat to go on the mission, not that I'd be picked anyway. LOL
Chris
I’m too fat and broke
Quoted from TheLaw:I was just watching some Space stuff lately and came to the realization I absolutely don't want to go into space; I'd freak out man.
I got news for you sir, we are all a part of space!
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Start freaking 
Quoted from Kkoss24:I’m too fat and broke
Well the entire thing is paid for (including the taxes) so that's not a concern. You'd have to slim down by October though. LOL
Quoted from mkecasey:I told my wife about it. I'll go, she won't mind.
She probably jumped at the chance, huh? 
Chris
Quoted from jorro:Is zero gravity pinball fun?
No, last time I tried the ball floated right into the playfield glass and stayed there as soon as the first ball kicked out. Didn’t even get a chance to plunge. Of course, moving the entire machine to line up the ball into the shooter lane was a breeze.
Quoted from TheLaw:Having a goal to lose a bunch of weight is never a bad idea
I’m down 25 already .God I miss pasta n garlic bread .
I would go, but I doubt I could “donate” enough for the seat. Unless they take monopoly/life money. Physical fitness wouldnt be a problem, but mental might be. I guess as long as I have virtual pinball and headphones I would be ok. Personally I would have no problem being first to mars, even if I knew it was a one-way trip. That is a once ever chance to have and I wouldnt pass it up.
Quoted from SilverUnicorn:Want to go to space?
7708a1f499ca5d3273fbf0760f2feb40.gifQuoted from phil-lee:Another rocket blew up today.
It was a successful launch, landing was a failure.
Quoted from Electrocute:It was a successful launch, landing was a failure.
Can’t even really call the landing a “failure”, given the reams of useful data the incident will yield.
In any case, my family actually prefers that I not die, so I must exempt myself from consideration for the flight. Personally, I’d rather go to space in the Mothership anyway!
079FF4D5-15A3-427B-9A05-A5E3A6CCF4FD (resized).jpegQuoted from SpyroFTW:I would go, but I doubt I could “donate” enough for the seat. Unless they take monopoly/life money. Physical fitness wouldnt be a problem, but mental might be. I guess as long as I have virtual pinball and headphones I would be ok. Personally I would have no problem being first to mars, even if I knew it was a one-way trip. That is a once ever chance to have and I wouldnt pass it up.
You don't have to donate much to win. They will draw a name from all of the donations. You can give $10 or $10,000,000 makes no difference. And if Jared says that, I believe it. I have worked for him for 15 years and he has never ever steered me wrong.
This was really more a post about what he is doing for St. Jude's than anything, but some of the comments are hilarious I have to admit. Jared is a great guy. He has done so much for me personally that no other company would have done. I have the utmost respect and loyalty toward him.
Chris
Quoted from Electrocute:It was a successful launch, landing was a failure
Its that quick sudden stop that gets ya!
Still 19 days to donate to St. Jude's and be entered to win!
You may have seen the ad on the big game as well.....
Funny (to me) how the comments think it was a teaser promo for Fantastic 4. EIther way, it's cool. (it is NOT a movie teaser, this is really happening)
Chris
Quoted from poppapin:I donate to St.Jude's every year, does that mean I'm entered?
I think to be entered, you have to donate via the site www.inspiration4.com
Thank you for your support every year!
Chris
I don't really like flying in an airplane, like a 737, much less a space vehicle of some type with no proof that it will not just explode on the launch pad. Sounds extremely risky and not even remotely worth whatever they might charge to get on the vehicle. They could not pay me enough to just test fly it. All it would take is one little precisely placed asteroid and the "mission" would be over, permanently.
Quoted from Zablon:They should call this what it is. "Win a chance to die on the way to Mars!"
Except it's not, because they aren't going to Mars, but okay.
Quoted from Dent00:I don't really like flying in an airplane, like a 737, much less a space vehicle of some type with no proof that it will not just explode on the launch pad. Sounds extremely risky and not even remotely worth whatever they might charge to get on the vehicle. They could not pay me enough to just test fly it. All it would take is one little precisely placed asteroid and the "mission" would be over, permanently.
They are orbiting the earth , not going to deep space. And there is no cost to the winner. Everything is paid for, including taxes. Sure there are risks, and yes they are higher than just driving a car down the street, but for some it might be worth it.
Quoted from BudManPinFan:That’s a hard pass, not going to pay a bunch of money to be a guinea pig for Elon.
Again, you don't have to if you win. Jared is covering all costs including the mission, travel to and from, and accommodations.
Chris
Quoted from jorro:Is zero gravity pinball fun?
Ever played Orbitor 1?
2nd crew member announced today:
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/02/22/science/spacex-hayley-arceneaux.html
Chris
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