Monthly Archives: January 2013

Space Station 13 (SS13) - Part Seventeen - Spine-tingling Snarls [HD]
In this episode Link is continuously clicking, Luke and Andrew try to traverse the station, struggling to fix it up and avoid pressurised areas. They manage to get to engineering where Link awaits to pounce with a strong alien assault on the duo. Excuse the violent and disgusting noise the alien makes, but it #39;s there for special audio effects. Link ejaculates green liquid pretty much everywhere, Luke attempts to keep him and Andrew alive and Andrew brainlessly swings his baton around in attempt to kill the alien. The alien traps them in engineering and continues to attack them and smash windows. Andrew gets critically wounded and sliced up, but Luke manages to triumph.

By: KinkedLink

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Megaman Starforce 1: Space Station Comp 2 Taurus Constellation Puzzle Solution
No video, just a pic of what the solution should look like. Astronomy never was my strong suit in school (and yes, I did take Astronomy in college), so it took me a while to come up with the solution, even while following The_Sixler #39;s GameFAQs walkthrough (sorry, both dude and GameFAQs, but it #39;s true. There #39;s no PNGs or pics on what the solution should look like). I skipped Cygnus #39;s puzzle on purpose because it #39;s a cakewalk and is pretty much a cross. I #39;ll have Libra #39;s puzzle up as soon as I solve it. Credit to GameFAQs and The_Sixler for getting me this far.

By: J. Schoenborn

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Space Station 13 (SS13) - Part Eighteen - Microwave Monkey [HD]
In this episode Link was captured by Andrew and Luke. Being held in a captivity for days upon days, they did autopsies, tests and anal analyses on Link. This made Link tremendously indignant, gnawing his teeth and scratching against the windows. This was met by blast doors, force fields and mind-blowing sleep particles being flooded into Link #39;s chamber. Immune to this laughing gas Link manages to break the windows and let the gas out to affect Luke and Andrew. While waiting for a moment to escape Link makes a little nest for himself; spitting weeds everywhere in his chamber. Whilst Luke is concerned about the gas problem, Link attempts to persuade Andrew to let him free. However, he is strong willed and Link is infuriated by this resistance.

By: KinkedLink

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International YouTube Space Station - HOCgaming #39;s Module
Hey guys, Harv here, and welcome to the International YouTube Space Station! I decided that the Space Station needed a little light entertainment to keep the Kerbonaughts safe from the effects of prolonged micro-gravity. IVA doesn #39;t include an exercise bike, you see, so what better than a zero-gravity sports pitch? If participants hit the net, not only do they lose the point but they also have to pay for and repair the expensive equipment. IYSS LINKS: bit.ly - All Episodes! bit.ly - Forum Thread bit.ly - Awesome Website (bit out of date, though) LINKS: steamcommunity.com - Steam Group http://www.youtube.com - Channel http://www.youtube.com - Let #39;s Play Channel http://www.youtube.com - More KSP Videos Intro/ Outro music is "Mechanolith" by Kevin MacLeod. All (if any) other music used is in-game or Royalty Free, usually created by the wonderful Kevin MacLeod. Check out his work over at http://www.incompetech.com Kerbal Space Program is available at http There is also a free demo, if you just want to try the basic game out first. Many thanks to SQUAD, the copyright holders of Kerbal Space Program. No copyright infringement intended. TAGS: "Kerbal Space Program" KSP Harv HOCgaming Tutorial Walkthrough "How To" Docking "Fuel Transfer" "Solar Panels" "Inter-Planetary" "Update 0.18" "International YouTube Space Station" International Space Station IYSS ISS "The Solar Gamer" "Try Dying to Live" Module

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Megaman Starforce 1 Space Station Comp 3 Puzzle (Libra)
OK, I #39;ll admit: This one was a bit easier than the last one, but I also followed The_Sixler #39;s walkthrough and got through the puzzle on the 2nd or 3rd try. And if you #39;re wondering how I #39;m clearing these puzzles so fast: Walkthrough and because I used an AR code to disable random virus battles that would normally slow my progress down quite a bit. So...enjoy! If the next puzzle #39;s tough enough, I #39;ll post it. I saw it #39;s Ophuica #39;s puzzle I #39;ll be facing next, so...yeah, that might be a bit of a hindrance to me, but no worries. A fellow gamer always helps out another if they aren #39;t facing off.

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Megaman Starforce 1 Space Station Comp 4: Ophuica Constellation Puzzle Solution
Again: no vid, just a pic. Thanks again to The_Sixler for the walkthrough on this one. Actually managed to do this one on the very first try! 🙂

By: J. Schoenborn

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(CNN) High above us, beyond the skies, is the International Space Station, which weighs nearly 1 million pounds and has a wingspan the length of a football field. It has nine rooms, two bathrooms, two kitchens and two mini-gyms, and it is the largest spacecraft orbiting the Earth.

NASA announced this week that an instrument called ISS-RapidScat will be launched to the station in 2014 to improve weather forecasts, by doing things like monitoring hurricanes. It will also help scientists explore the Earths global wind field; tropical clouds and tropical systems are affected by wind variations caused by the sun.

Another experiment on board is called InSPACE, which stands for Investigating the Structure of Paramagnetic Aggregates From Colloidal Emulsions. All that means that scientists are studying magnetorheological fluids, which are complex substances that change form or harden when exposed to magnetic fields. These substances could one day be useful in robots, NASA says, acting as a blood to make the movement of joints and limbs like that of a living creature.

Its mission is multifaceted. One of the space stations main goals is to find ways to extend the length of time a human can survive in space. Other experiments include growing cells where there is no gravity and observing bodily fluid changes in different atmospheres. In 2003, scientists aboard the station studied the behavior, mating activity and irregular motility responses of young flies they brought with them from Earth.

The International Space Station is the most complex scientific and technological endeavor ever undertaken, according to a NASA statement.

To lighten things up a bit (lets not forget the ISS is the astronauts workplace and their home), astronauts periodically capture breathtaking aerial views of the Earth, which they send back down to earthlings via Twitter. Recently, Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield did a video while on the space station about cutting your nails when theres no gravity.

It was former President Ronald Reagan who pushed the idea of a manned space station in Earths orbit. In what he called a new frontier at his 1984 State of the Union address, he acknowledged that (t)he Space Age is barely a quarter of a century old. But already weve pushed civilization forward with our advances and technology. Opportunities and jobs will multiply as we cross new thresholds of knowledge and reach deeper into the unknown.

Sixteen years later, the U.S. partnered with Russia, Canada, Japan and several European countries to launch the space station. Since it arrived in orbit, over 200 humans have visited the station.

None of the space agencies involved with the space station has confirmed exactly when it will deorbit, though some agencies hint that it may end some time after 2020. When the space station is decommissioned, it will likely drop from space into its new home the Pacific Ocean.

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