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there.All right and speaking of departures, we had a Soviet satellite depart breaking up in, uh, high orbit

Oh, yeah, I should, I should point out by the way, those obituaries, you can find them at, uh, NBC News and CollectSpace.

Uh, Robert Pearlman has a really good one on, on Milt there.

Um, but yeah, uh, this is a Space.com story.

And speaking of departures, we had a Soviet satellite depart breaking up in, uh, high orbit

Oh, yeah, I should, I should point out by the way, those obituaries, you can find them at, uh, NBC News and CollectSpace.

Uh, Robert Pearlman has a really good one on, on Milt there.

Um, but yeah, uh, this is a space.com story.

And speaking of departures, we had a Soviet satellite depart breaking up in, uh, high orbit

Oh, yeah, I should, I should point out by the way, those obituaries, you can find them at, uh, NBC News and CollectSpace.

Uh, Robert Pearlman has a really good one on, on Milt there.

Um, but yeah, uh, this is a Space.com story.

And I think we saw that play out too on this flight.

One of the things that unfortunately we really didn't get to see, or at least I didn't get to see along the coverage, I had to wait until I saw this on Collect Space, was the infamous zero G indicator.

And it's usually a memento that either...

the crew has had or a member of the crew has had as a child, or it's one of the things that their own children have had or so on and so forth.