re: Yet

Raoul — 3/28/2004 12:55:23 AM (archived)

Hmm, there are cameras showing views during launch that no astronaut has ever seen from his seat (Delta 2 launches, for instance).
Cameras can be really small and show all kinds of views, live.
The astronauts would be able to see all around them, not just through a window (which is as well 2 dimensional as a TV screen) as they can today.
The point being: cameras can expand the viewing experience much further than windows.

Raoul

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Windows in spaceships - Raoul - 3/27/2004 3:58:35 PM
- Makes sense but.... - Delbert - 3/28/2004 4:58:50 AM
- Astronauts say TV is no substitute for the real thing - Delbert - 3/28/2004 4:35:27 AM
  - re: The viewing experience - Raoul - 3/28/2004 9:42:52 AM
- And then. - Bowser - 3/27/2004 4:12:29 PM
  - re: Yet - Raoul - 3/28/2004 12:55:23 AM
  - re: And then. - Tom Brosz - 3/27/2004 5:19:37 PM
    - re: Cupola - Raoul - 3/28/2004 4:51:58 PM
      - re: Cupola - Tom Brosz - 3/28/2004 6:04:14 PM
    - The exception may be if they are their way to a place with windows. (n/t) - Bowser - 3/27/2004 6:37:46 PM

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