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This article is totally speculation. They don't even know what NASA's announcement is. This reminds me of the speculation about Apple's announcement, and the re
by NathanKP 16y ago
This article is totally speculation. They don't even know what NASA's announcement is. This reminds me of the speculation about Apple's announcement, and the resulting disappointment when it turned out to be just an announcement that the Beatles were now on iTunes.
I'm going to pass on the speculation and wait for the real announcement from NASA.
- crocowhile 16y agoThis is what happens when you try your best to build suspense. It was Apple that announced "tomorrow is a day you will never forget". If NASA is playing the same trick, shame on them.
- rubyrescue 16y agoironically, i might not because the hyperbole was so great; i'll always remember it as the canonical example of an over-hyped announcement.
- Groxx 16y agoEspecially if NASA suddenly starts selling The Beatles. Now, if they discovered an arsenic-eating, microbial alien life form which could play Beatles tunes, that would be a day I'd never forget. The day the universe jumped the shark.
- anthonycerra 16y agoIt's fun to speculate. Most people talk about sports stats or politics. We speculate about NASA announcements. And NASA could learn a thing or two about branding from Apple. Space needs to be cool again.
- jpwagner 16y agoseems like a great guess to me: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Felisa_Wolfe-Simon http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Felisa_Wolfe-Simon