What message would you send into space?

07 Dec 2009 10:19a.m.

haha wrote:

DAVE.... YOU MUST BE REALLY COMMITTED TO THIS ARTICLE... WHICH MAKES ME LAUGH EVEN MORE! HA!

30 Nov 2009 11:54a.m.

Jos wrote:

Thank God for people who have a vision and strive to achieve their dreams for they enhance our world, expand our horizons and give us all hope.

30 Nov 2009 11:20a.m.

Jim wrote:

I agree Chris, can't wait to see it on the news. Pity about the cloudy whether as we may not get to see much at all!!!

30 Nov 2009 11:17a.m.

Jim wrote:

Linda. Just a question, do people like you enjoy anything in life or any of mans' inventions etc...?
I would say "Please save us from the UN"!!!

30 Nov 2009 07:46a.m.

Chris wrote:

how are we going to watch this live if there is a 3 hour delay and sunrise and breakfast will be finished :(

29 Nov 2009 06:15p.m.

Dave wrote:

Oh and Linda, you best read up on the issue, because they have clearly stated before they used an environmentally friendly fuel to power the rocket. The word 'ignorance' comes to mind when reading your comment. Same goes to everybody else who's spoken negatively about this launch, you have little understanding of the importance of space exploration to humanity, and your short-sightedness makes me laugh.

29 Nov 2009 03:43p.m.

Jan.. wrote:

A long way to the stars and from the star to our planet earth..I am curious to know what behind the stars and each star represents one planet, so we are looking at billions of planets or countries..
My message to the planet of the stars, greeting to you the unknown, hope that you are as human as we are in planet earth and only hope that you are not like the terrorist that is killing our innocense..You cannot visit our planet earth without an invitation as you may not survive or ajust to the air we breath in our world..Human earth lives and breeds new born through a female and male human,until they reach the old age and die..

28 Nov 2009 11:18p.m.

Dave wrote:

Yes Linda, one measly pocket rocket will up the Earth's temperature by about 3 degrees and wipe out all life on Mother Earth as we know it. As for outer space - well, if it somehow manages to tear a hole in the very fabric of space-time, and presuming the universe hasn't been annihilated we'd have you to thank for warning us.

27 Nov 2009 12:38a.m.

Linda wrote:

Stop this rocket. It's damaging and polluting our atmosphere as well as outer space. Just to make a quick buck for thoughtless profiteers and for ego trippers to brag about.

26 Nov 2009 06:52p.m.

ronnie wrote:

It has become appallingly obvious that our technology has exceeded our humanity ~ Albert Einstein