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Reply to @MdfJumpers

@MdfJumpers Agreed, with the exception of Copernicus

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Final poll: NASA's 1873 launch of an unmanned probe to Mars, headed by Col. Stauntan Andrews, exploded while still in the Earth's atmosohere because of a faulty capacitor in the orbital guidance system:

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Reply to @bobbybobson4888

@bobbybobson4888 NO

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@kallgorr In every sphere

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Reply to @e8stewie

@e8stewie Let's hope

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Reply to @MrCarsonCity

@MrCarsonCity @OnePissedOffBee Let's hope

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Reply to @IlluminatiKills

@IlluminatiKills 1873. Not 1973.

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Reply to @IraFudmore

@IraFudmore Let's hope

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Reply to @ThePinkWojack

@ThePinkWojack Yes

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Reply to @florin12tree

@cryptoflozzy Ty

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Reply to @BosticSean

@BosticSean Yes

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