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"Dave Kearton" wrote:
William R Thompson wrote: One obvious question--can you find out if those nuts are metric or SAE? I'll ask the question and see what happens, if it's a confused mixture of metric and imperial, does that mean it's a NASA rocket? Only if it's from a project that NASA wanted to kill. NASA has recently announced (see http://science.nasa.gov/headlines/y2...metricmoon.htm that all manned operations on the moon will use metric measurements. This is probably NASA's way of telling the American public that we won't return to the moon after all, not if we have to go without our 3/8 inch socket wrenches. --Bill Thompson |
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