>>The Truth in IofT<<

 Posted on 2/24/1997 by J. Michael Straczynski <71016.1644@compuserve.com> to CIS


(blocked) asks:
> Is there no wear and tear on space suits and space ships?
> Don't people and equipment bump into things in space and scratch
> letters and bend things that aren't worth repairing? Is this
> intentional? What does the print say on the top?
> Any of these available on the market yet?
> Is not Sheridan bothered a little bit by the fact that the
> reporter may be right? Who really is telling the truth just a
> little, Delenn or ISN?

The Hubble looks pretty new and gleaming, until you get right up
close to it. You don't allow wear in a space suit because it'll kill
you. And the stuff at B5 is at *most* 4 years old, and only outside
when needed.

jms



>>The Truth in IofT<<

 Posted on 2/25/1997 by J. Michael Straczynski <71016.1644@compuserve.com> to CIS


(blocked) asks:
> No rust in space, but no dust also?

You don't want to get dust into your space suit or it'll screw
up the works and you'll die, which is a definite design flaw.

jms