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https://www.theverge.com/2018/4/12/17193780/nasa-tess-spacecraft-mission-exoplanet-hunter-spacex


I look at the photo of
The TESS spacecraft before launch. Image: NASA

and it looks to me it doesn't work.

What did they wrap it with, Marilyn Monroe's silk dress??


Are they on a 'rock finding mission' again?


"scientists figure out what these planets are made of"


it's made out of ...rocks.


The first thing you gotta do is stop calling them planets.


There is a reason why rocks revolve a sun, ...to keep the sun from crashing into another sun. 



The question is: Does the Earth Rotate?


https://archive.org/stream/william_edgell-does_the_earth_rotate_201612/william_edgell-does_the_earth_rotate_djvu.txt