NASA Spends $325 Million On 'Bug Hitting Semi Windshield' Test To 'Save Earth'

[sealybobo]

If they play their cars right they could harvest the bugs to feed the world.

1. I have heard worm meat made into things like tacos and burritos is delicious.
2. Rather than feed our poultry corn and other unhealthy things, we can feed them healthy worms. Good idea.

 

[KissMy]

1. I have heard worm meat made into things like tacos and burritos is delicious.
2. Rather than feed our poultry corn and other unhealthy things, we can feed them healthy worms. Good idea.

My chickens eat whatever they please from the yard, flowerbeds, garden & fields. They make the best eggs ever.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Congrats to NASA - they successfully carried out anexpetiment in which they hit a football stadium-sized asteroid traveling 14,000 mph with a vending machine-sized spacecraft 'in the ‘world’s first planetary defense test.’

It was pretty much like a bug hitting a semi truck's windshield.

NASA will spend the next few weeks trying to determine if the impact caused any shift in the asteroids trajectory.

(When a bug hits the windshield of a semi, does the bug alter the truck's trajectory / heading? THIS observation cost nothing - NASA's cost us, in the middle of massive inflation - $325 million.)

NASA's Vending Machine-Sized Spacecraft Crashes into Football Stadium-Size Asteroid in the World’s First Planetary Defense Test (VIDEO) | The Gateway Pundit | by Jim Hᴏft

Earth’s ability to withstand an asteroid strike or comet hazard was put to the test for the first time as a NASA spacecraft collided with a non-hazardous asteroid in the ‘world’s first planetary defense test.’ “This is only a test – of planetary defense.

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The UniParty lives to find new, stupid ways to spend our money, some of which always flows by to Congress

 

[KissMy]

And that's where all the money goes, pushing paperwork and testing for something they know quite well is going to work.

Is that why Formula 1 crews spend $1,200 per lug nut and $50,000 per race on lug nuts?