Would the “celebrity” have a security detail?

Well, the walk did finally happen, so there were adequate suits, although one of the astronauts had trouble with the suit she was initially assigned.

You have to remember that of the 18 original suits, only 11 still exist, and something like as few as 4 might be on the station at a time. Also, the suits were originally intended to return to Earth often (shuttle days), but now are kept on the ISS longer and are maintained by the astronauts themselves. Given the losses of some suits, the limited nature of the maintenance, and the limit on how many are kept in orbit at a time, it isn’t scandalous that sometimes astronauts find themselves to be either too large or too small for the suits at hand.

That’s certainly a misremembering of what happened, yes

Situated several hundred feet above sea level, routes through the caves pass along steep cliff edges and over deep ravines like the one Andic tragically fell down.

Several areas include tricky terrain, like rocky pathways without proper fencing or support.

Might make a great location for a corporate retreat

While a tool that extends your reach is useful, when dealing with a difficult to reach spider, your best asset is the element of surprise!

Pumpkin pie is always made with squash. Occasionally, those squash are pumpkins

Eventually, they became confident that they were working with new material from two fragmentary Euripides plays, Polyidus and Ino. Twenty-two of the lines were previously known in slightly varied versions, but “80 percent was brand-new stuff,” Gibert says.

This cleared up my first thought: how can you tell the lost writings of Euripides from the lost writings of Sophocles (or from the writings of playwrights that haven’t survived at all). I mean, unless these are sizeable fragments, it might not be easy to tell even Aeschylus from Euripides

John Bolton. I only want to hear from this guy if he’s on the witness stand. I can’t believe he still gets interviews.

I hope NASA is keeping a lookout for additional deposits of charcoal and saltpeter.

Eh, it could be non-radioactive next week. That’s not very likely, but it could be

Don’t worry. The good folks at Boeing have assured us that it is all perfectly safe.

I’d like to know first if there is already a means in the settings to handle this issue. Unfortunately, also, I get the feeling that what I am seeing is the intended behavior, which is just not my preference