Sep 14 2009
Know your NASA Acronyms
NASA can find an acronym for anything. I’m sure some will recognize the Combined Operational Load Bearing External Resistance Treadmill, but what about this one:
REVEAL
No cheating. First correct response gets nothing except bragging rights.
I particularly like what the L stands for. As if that matters… but it completes the acronym.
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Really Evil Vacuum Extraction And Loading?
Routine Extra-Vehicular Exit and Launch?
REVElling in Arcane Language?
Good to see you back.
I concur with Robert. Nice to see you back. I know what it is, but I’m not telling you! Actually, I cheated. I wouldn’t want to spoil the interesting guesses to come.
It’s a list of all things needed for a Mars trip:
Rocket, Energy, Vehicle, Entertainment And Lunch.
Or a pre-flight checklist:
Right Everyone, Velocity Enables A Launch
Or a sign showing the way home:
Re-Entry VehiclE Access Ladder
Or maybe a research method, that’s more akin to the word’s meaning:
Read Everything. Very Entertaining And Learnt!
Finally:
Rotating, Existential, Vacuum-Encapsulated Atmospheric Lab.
Known to you and I as “Earth”.
A hint:
Don’t forget the first A in NASA.
Ridiculously Expensive Vehicle Every Aeronaut Loves? = the Mars Rover or whatever it’s called. Can you tell I didn’t cheat?
I decided I’d never guess and have cheated. I wasn’t even close, but I agree with the L reference. I expect this programme doesn’t cost Peanuts.