Re:A sequence that we see all the time in the world of junk ...
by qiskit on Saturday March 19, 2022 @09:37PM
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The fourth photo captioned "Russian cosmonaut Oleg Artemyev with toys used as indicator of weightlessness by ISS crews."
https://web.archive.org/web/20141124185343/https://www.rt.co...
Unless the russians hacked the archive or time traveled, it shows that the yellow suit has been used since at least 2014.
Re:A sequence that we see all the time in the world of junk ...
by gebruikersnaam on Saturday March 19, 2022 @09:52PM
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In 2021 they were using the blue suit. In 2022, they switched back to the blue/yellow suit.
It's just a coincidence that those colors happen to align with the Ukrainian colors, and therefore not newsworthy /s.
Re:A sequence that we see all the time in the world of junk ...
by qiskit on Saturday March 19, 2022 @10:14PM
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> In 2021 they were using the blue suit.
They were different teams of russians. Each team gets to choose their own colors.
The one in 2014 ( "Oleg Artemyev" ) and the one in 2022 ( "Oleg Artemyev" ) are the same person/team? Maybe yellow is mr artemyev's favorite color. But whatever.
Re:A sequence that we see all the time in the world of junk ...
by a_throwaway_10 on Sunday March 20, 2022 @01:46PM
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The colors don't "align with the Ukrainian colors". The suits are predominantly yellow with navy blue and a substantial part of the blue is from the Russian flag on their chests.
The Ukrainian flag is yellow and light blue, not yellow and navy blue. I don't know why everyone's saying it's the same colors.
Re:A sequence that we see all the time in the world of junk ...
by random_upvoter on Sunday March 20, 2022 @03:05AM
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New headline: Astronauts' history of solidarity with Ukraine stretches back further than previously thought
First link i could find, from 2021. Clearly the same suits /s.
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-york-north-yorkshire-564...