I'm glad you enjoyed it.  Puts life into perspective when you step back a
bit, eh?  Hubbie and I on top of other interests are space junkies maybe
that's why we live here on the Space Coast and hubbie works for NASA.  A lot
of people may think the space program is a waste of money but, I can stand
here and tell you it keeps a lot of people in central florida out of the
service industries and in some nice paying jobs which further fuels local
taxes.  We've also got some of the best parent support groups too.

Beth the OT, who tends to ramble a bit

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Subject: Re: FW: Space Picture


I really enjoyed the pictures. They were awesom!!!

Bobby

Elizabeth H. Thiers wrote:

> This is really beautiful.  I hope you all enjoy it.
>
> Beth
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>
> Subject: Fw: Space Picture
>
> I see you, really cool.
>
> >Check out this website.  It is an absolutely awesome picture of the
> Earth
> >taken from the Boeing-built Space Station.
> >Click here:
> >http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/image/0011/earthlights2_dmsp_big.jpg
> ><http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/image/0011/earthlights2_dmsp_big.jpg>
> >The image is a panoramic view of the world from the new space station.
> >You can scroll east-west and north-south.  Canada's population is almost
> >exclusively along the U.S.  border.  Moving east to Europe, there is a
> high
> >population concentration along the coast of the Med.
> >Check out the development of Israel compared to the rest of the Arab
> >countries.  Note the Nile River, The Outback of Australia, and the
> >Trans-Siberian Rail Route.
> >Moving east, most striking is the difference between North and South
> Korea.
> >Truly unique.
> >