TIL: There is a website called WhoIsInSpace.com that sleekly catalogs who is in space, the spacecraft that brought them up, when they launched, and how long each have been in space for.

@TehBamski · 7 hours ago

TIL: There is a website called WhoIsInSpace.com that sleekly catalogs who is in space, the spacecraft that brought them up, when they launched, and how long each have been in space for.

@Lost_My_Mind · 7 hours ago

Step 2: Send all the billionaires to space. Involuntarily if needed.

Step 3: Remember Apollo 13? Yeah. That. Except instead of a concerned Houston control room doing everything they can to bring the billionaires back, we instead fill the control room with 3 year olds, and don’t tell them anything about not touching buttons. Let them go nuts. Touch all the buttons randomly. The tech crew can go to lunch.

Call it “Project Luigi”.

@jaybone · 1 hour ago

That sounds like some cost saving government efficiency.

TIL: There is a website called WhoIsInSpace.com that sleekly catalogs who is in space, the spacecraft that brought them up, when they launched, and how long each have been in space for.

TIL: There is a website called WhoIsInSpace.com that sleekly catalogs who is in space, the spacecraft that brought them up, when they launched, and how long each have been in space for.

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