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One of the falling stages made quite a light show over SE Australia :) (Which I didn't see! :( )

Works fine from Australia!

The screenplay is now online (via this article)

So I wasn't the only one who found all that bouncing around rather funny? :lol: Also, looking at all the debris, Russia must have used a nuclear missile or something to blow up their satellite!

More details about the plot - it's Russia's fault! :rolleyes:

I found a few photos of Mir-17 with Elena Kondakova; she and the men are wearing shorts and t-shirt in a couple, but they're certainly not skin-tight!

There's a space shuttle in the trailer which makes it outdated already!

Photo - isn't that outfit a bit more revealing than what's normally worn? :hmm: Might be fun to nitpick all the errors that are bound to be in the movie! First nitpick: stinky bare (and cold) feet! In the NASA photo galleries they're always wearing socks.

A lot of serious injuries for the survivors: Spinal fractures a common injury after Asiana plane crash

Would the Chinese movie be Curse of the Golden Flower? Everyone looks quite golden and shiny there :) Some of my best-ever favorite films: Ran by Akira Kurosawa, Lawrence of Arabia (saw it on Blu-ray for the 1st time this year and it was awesome!), the original Star Wars and Empire Strikes...

Can ICBMs (if that's what would be used) be guided into orbit beyond Earth? Or would a missile have to be designed specifically?

If they can do it, go for it! (And at least part of a previous thread I started - excluding the "using the ISS" part - does not sound so implausible :) )

NASA estimates the meteor's mass was around 10,000 tons (9071.85 metric tonnes) - that seems incredibly massive! :blink:

A Russian Livejournal has a collection of videos and photos.

Article and a YouTube video.