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I'm sure there are at least 10 reasons for subjecting me to an 'instant stoning', but the standard ground clip cables are way too short. Now I have a proper clip and can even plug it directly into 0.1-in headers. BTW: Jehovah!
OT-23 Probe Knows Friend Finder
Graag always wanted to explore strange new worlds so he started piloting orbital star shuttles to gain experience and hours and once he obtained his space pilots license he started working for the local space exploration company that specialized in surveying and documenting planets of new found systems. After a few years, Graag was able to save up and buy a used satellite repair tug. The Orbital Tug or OT-23 is a mass produced work shuttle designed for hauling, pulling and repair work. It is intended for mid to outer orbit work but Graag has retrofitted the OT for trans-system travel with improved thrusters and added a coveted probe nose for scanning planets on approach and while in orbit. Lately He has been contracting for various planetary governments in planetary exploration and his travels have taken him far. In order to avoid confrontation while scanning new worlds, Graag has painted his SHIP in soothing tones and jokingly calls it his “friend finder.”
A United Launch Alliance Delta IV Heavy rocket launches NASA's Parker Solar Probe on a mission to touch the Sun, on Sunday, Aug. 12, 2018 from Launch Complex 37 at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, Florida. via NASA ift.tt/2P7ftNI