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Have you seen the "Brooklyn Space Program" video ?
« on: 26/10/2010 18:29:20 »
The Brooklyn Space Program ...


[longer version ... Not a valid vimeo URL ]


The curvature of the horizon is a lens artifact, not the curvature of the earth, but it is impressive footage nonetheless. 
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