well that was a boring shuttle launch!

[seattle420]

oh really?

The quantities produced each Shuttle launch are significant, and include a total of 56,000 kg of aluminum oxide and 35,200 kg of hydrogen chloride, and 76,800 kg of carbon dioxide. There is a significant acid deposition near the launch pad that is closely monitored and tracked. The aluminum oxide dust particles form nuclei with water vapor, and results in rain. The rain then absorbs some of the HCl to produce acid rain.

seattle420 Reviewed by seattle420 on 07-05-2006. well that was a boring shuttle launch! wow! it's the fourth of july the time where we all celebrate this great nation by buying chinese made fireworks from the indians! but did they have to launch another pollution causing space shuttle too? (there goes the ozone!) when the last one blew up it spread pollution all over! and all that pomp and circumstance Rating: 5

[jokeyjokejoke]

That was a boring shuttle launch

Yeah, it didn't explode or nothing.

[seattle420]

jim morrison is wrong

[benagain]

Big deal. It was still fun to watch

[NextLineIsMine]

do have any idea how tiny that bit of pollution is in comparison with sulpher sprewing factories!?

anyways one pushes the horizons of man the other makes a guy in a suit richer.