I know this might be a dumb question.. but. Does anyone know the depth of the water where space station MIR is going down at.. If it is within dive limits, Are there going to be dive trips to it.. Might sound like a strange request but, There are tons of great dive wrecks around the world.. Theres only 1 space station..
Question about space station MIR
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Hi,
Here is a link to the NASA Home page. there you will find a link to mir deorbit info. http://www.nasa.gov/
Tavi
Here is a link to the NASA Home page. there you will find a link to mir deorbit info. http://www.nasa.gov/
Tavi
greg somers
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Hi,
Too deep to dive....and far away from anywhere.Mir flew over us in N.Z. the day before entry and was visible at night.We were too overcast here but they got pictures on the news.Its entry went over fiji but it won't be divable..unless your a fish....There's very few dumb questions...keep on asking.
Too deep to dive....and far away from anywhere.Mir flew over us in N.Z. the day before entry and was visible at night.We were too overcast here but they got pictures on the news.Its entry went over fiji but it won't be divable..unless your a fish....There's very few dumb questions...keep on asking.
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