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Concerning Talk:Orion (constellation), sorry if the sarcasm was not evident enough. This was definitely not the only ridiculous part of my sarcastic comment:

• 1. Stars don't have surfaces to put flags on, they're giant balls of gas
• 2. No type of objects can go faster than light speed, so there is no way I have been anywhere near a star other than our sun in 2001
• 3. Everybody knows plans from the internet are the best way to build stuff that works (<-- sarcasm)
• 4. If ever a faster-than-light jet is built, it is most definitely going to be built in a garage (<-- sarcasm)
• 5. Perpetual motion machines cannot work, as you mentioned.
• 6. It is physically impossible for a telescope to resolve a flag even on the nearest star.
• 7. There is wind in space, as you mentioned, but this is not the probable reason why the flag was waving on the moon. The most probable explanation is just that any object in vacuum acts like a pendulum, so it just kept moving back and forth even after the astronauts stopped moving it around.
• 8. Of course no one faked the moon landing, I thought that by adding that part it would be most obvious that I was being sarcastic.

Anyway, what you wrote was definitely right, but I thought it was clear I wasn't serious. Dravick (talk) 17:02, 21 January 2010 (UTC)

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