The fact you can open the freaking Moon spaceship with a ratchet socket wrench, operated by a dude held by the belt by his pals from a tiny boat 🤗💚

[fetchezlavache@famichiki.jp]

@tokyobybike you have to say Freedom socket now

I wonder how the crew model was screwed into the EU made service module even

[tokyobybike@famichiki.jp]

@fetchezlavache Probably screwed on the Eridian way. Lefty tighty, righty loosey.

[softicecreamlesley@famichiki.jp]

@fetchezlavache When James Cameron went down in a sub to the bottom of the Mariana Trench, they literally drilled him in. So, yeah, I was surprised by this, too!

[takosix@famichiki.jp]

@fetchezlavache lol shit how many people they going to get in that clown car

[fetchezlavache@famichiki.jp]

@softicecreamlesley in the US movies you'd have a specialized sea platform with a lot of whirring sounds !

[yon@sakurajima.moe]

@fetchezlavache Probably a good idea if it’s reasonably simple if they touch down in the wrong place somewhere.

[fetchezlavache@famichiki.jp]

@takosix onboard wide angle cameras were misleading. Here you realize how fucking small this thing really is... Stuck 9 days in this

...with a Canadian !

[beltliner403@mastodon.online]

@fetchezlavache Explosive bolts in the hatches fell out of favour in 1961 due mostly to static electricity.

Just a moment...

(www.smithsonianmag.com)

[i_give_u_worms@beige.party]

@fetchezlavache at the end there is the astronaut passing the Navy Diver a twenty dollar bill as a tip, who established that courtesy, like, is the astronaut trying to guarantee quality of service, what happened there

[benhm3@saint-paul.us]

@fetchezlavache

Socket wrench $20 Craftsman
Socket $2000 specially machined

[roque@mastodon.social]

@fetchezlavache @takosix what, do Canadians fart a lot?