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South Park Season 1 Episode 9 - Pink Eye
http://www.southparkseries.com The first Halloween episode starts off with the failure of the Mir Space Station, which crashes right on Kenny. An ambulance comes and takes his body off to the morgue. The boys start to brag about their Halloween costumes. At the morgue, a freak accident involving a bottle of Worcestershire occurs, and next thing you know Kenny is a member of the undead. Kenny breaks free and wanders off into the night. South Park s01e09 South Park S1e9 s01e9 S1e9 1x9 Season 1 episode 9 tv shows S1 s01 se1 e9 ep9 1x9 4 S01 E9 HQ episodes serie series watch online complete full tv television hd hq part 1 part 2 part 3 part 4. Watch South Park Season 1 Episode 9 Pink Eye full free watch South Park Season 1 Episode 9 Pink Eye full episode online watch South Park Season 1 Episode 9 Pink Eye for free watch full South Park Season 1 Episode 9 Pink Eye watch South Park Season 1 Episode 9 Pink Eye free online watch South Park Season 1 Episode 9 Pink Eye watch online watch South Park Season 1 Episode 9 Pink Eye full episode.From:Ethel KingViews:0 0ratingsTime:09:26More inPeople Blogs

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Space Station Speed in Orbit (Bengali)
Space Station Speed in Orbit http:--www.khanacademy.org-science-physics-mechanics-v-space-station-speed-in-orbitFrom:KhanAcademyBanglaViews:0 0ratingsTime:06:36More inEducation

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The motorcycle that doesn #39;t fall over
One of the most common accidents for motorcyclists is falling while turning a corner. But what if the bike could stand up by itself and would take "a baby elephant pushing it" to knock it over? Sumi Das examines how a bike using technology found on the International Space Station and the Hubble Space Telescope - gyroscopes - can not only work to reduce accidents but save energy along the way.From:BBCWORLDNEWS26Views:0 1ratingsTime:05:58More inNews Politics

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ISS Update - Dec. 11, 2012
The International Space Station video update for Dec. 11, 2012.From:ReelNASAViews:42 3ratingsTime:02:23More inScience Technology

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Kerbal Space Program: How not to launch space station components.
GenJeFT fails at launching components. Lots of explosions.From:GenJeFTViews:5 0ratingsTime:39:10More inGaming

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The Honorary Patronage of Mark Shuttleworth | University Philosophical Society
Mark Shuttleworth became an Honorary Patron of the Society on the 17th of December 2012 for his contribution to business and the open source software network. Mark is founder of Ubuntu, a popular free operating system for desktops and servers. In April 2002 he flew in space, as a cosmonaut member of the crew of Russian Soyuz mission TM34 to the International Space Station. He became the second self-funded space tourist and the first-ever African in space. After graduating from the University of Cape Town with a degree in finance and information technology, Mark founded Thawte, a company specialising in digital certificates and cryptography. When Thawte was acquired in 1999 by VeriSign, and he founded HBD, an investment company, and setup the Shuttleworth Foundation, which funds innovative change in society by supporting Fellows and investing in their projects. He moved to London in 2001, and began preparing for the First African in Space mission, training in Star City, Russia, and Khazakstan. After a tour of schools in South Africa promoting science and mathematics for aspiring astronauts he started work on Ubuntu. Today he lives on the lovely Isle of Man.From:TCDPhilViews:1 0ratingsTime:48:24More inEducation

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Always On - The future of space travel
cnet.com Molly Wood visits Cape Canaveral, Fla., where SpaceX was gearing up for its first mission to the International Space Station. She witnesses her first rocket launch and looks at the future of space exploration.From:CNETTVViews:2064 80ratingsTime:04:21More inShows

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Plants Grow the Same in Space as They Do on Earth
Good news for future farmers in space: A new finding shows plants grow just fine without gravity. National Geographic reports that an experiment sent to the International Space Station in 2010 has shown that seeds sprouted in space much the same as they would back on Earth, "growing away from the seed to seek nutrients and water in exactly the same pattern observed with gravity." The flowers were grown on a nutrient-rich gel in clear Petri plates. The seedlings revealed that gravity plays little apparent role in plant growth, upending previous assumptions. No doubt astronauts sent to colonize space will be relieved they can enjoy something more than freeze-dried ice cream on their way to the stars.From:slatesterViews:745 18ratingsTime:00:45More inScience Technology

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Kerbal Space Program: IKSC - Eva #39;in it up
Just messing around in Eva around my new space station that I call IKSC (no idea, just sounded cool) Kerbal Space Program: kerbalspaceprogram.comFrom:Rob321LaunchViews:1 0ratingsTime:02:30More inGaming

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KSP 0.18.1 Space Station Quick Visit
16x time lapse 1080p Musik: relaxdaily: relaxdaily.netFrom:invisibleunknownuserViews:5 0ratingsTime:02:59More inGaming

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