05-17-2014, 03:50 AM
If someone says they've seen a flying saucer hovering over Hawaii in June, they'll be right! NASA will be testing a saucer shaped landing craft for future Mars expeditions at the Pacific Missile Range on Kauai. Unless it goes drastically off course we won't see it flying over Puna, but the next best thing is available, a live web broadcast from the saucer on June 3rd:
Anyone with Internet access will be able to watch live as video from the June test is relayed from the vehicle to the ground. The low-resolution images from the saucer are expected to show the vehicle dropping away from its high-altitude balloon mothership and then rocketing up to the very edge of the stratosphere.
http://www.nasa.gov/jpl/ldsd/flight-test...3ecKygXLL6
So there—suck on that Martians, because after all these decades of sci-fi invasions, we are going to be the ones seizing your planet with our very own flying saucers.
http://sploid.gizmodo.com/nasa-wants-to-...1577672878
Anyone with Internet access will be able to watch live as video from the June test is relayed from the vehicle to the ground. The low-resolution images from the saucer are expected to show the vehicle dropping away from its high-altitude balloon mothership and then rocketing up to the very edge of the stratosphere.
http://www.nasa.gov/jpl/ldsd/flight-test...3ecKygXLL6
So there—suck on that Martians, because after all these decades of sci-fi invasions, we are going to be the ones seizing your planet with our very own flying saucers.
http://sploid.gizmodo.com/nasa-wants-to-...1577672878
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