Rick tweaked in on the punchline I was going to use, but from a different angle...
The worms won't make it, so it's a Partial Independent Reentry Vehicle.
What they didn't tell you, is they're using a video microscope to monitor the health of plankton in the water for the turtles, an important part of zero-g aquaculture since the surface area, and hence the gas transfer rate, changes. They call this Enhanced Rotifer Tracking.
How do you say 'Allahu akbar!' in Rodentia?
ReplyDeleteIf they were snapping turtles, they could be self-attaching bombs.
Worms- sorry, I got nothing. Not enough coffee yet.
Regards,
Rabbit.
MIRV. I don' care who y'are, thass funny, right there...
ReplyDeleteSince it's Persian, shouldn't it be called a PIRV?
ReplyDeleteMIRV?
ReplyDeleteMiniature incendiary rodent vest? :)
OMG that made me LOL!
ReplyDeleteMultiple Independent Re-entry Vermin?
ReplyDeleteJim
Rick tweaked in on the punchline I was going to use, but from a different angle...
ReplyDeleteThe worms won't make it, so it's a Partial Independent Reentry Vehicle.
What they didn't tell you, is they're using a video microscope to monitor the health of plankton in the water for the turtles, an important part of zero-g aquaculture since the surface area, and hence the gas transfer rate, changes. They call this Enhanced Rotifer Tracking.
PIRV-ERT.