Glasgow scientists launch teacake into space
What next?
Weird news #845
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HansV
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Weird news #845
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Hans
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Rudi
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Re: Weird news #845
They don't say if the cake was still edible having been exposed to varying layers of atmospheric pressure, UV's, solar radiation 
and other harsh attributes of the upper atmosphere.
and other harsh attributes of the upper atmosphere.Regards,
Rudi
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Re: Weird news #845
Teacakes are not really edible before they're launched into space...
John
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Rudi
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Wow! Each must cost a pretty packet then!jonwallace wrote:Teacakes are not really edible before they're launched into space...
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Rudi
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Bound to be OK, they are wrapped in tin foil and everybody knows that protects you from all sorts of alien stuff.Rudi wrote:They don't say if the cake was still edible...
Ken