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a: My high-school education was lacking in certain areas
b: It's entirely possible the sovereign state of Iran has been able to launch satellites
Also, the US Space program seems to have their own fare share of troubles, what with all the bats attempting to get space-borne.
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For the animal lovers out there hoping for a happy space-faring ending:
Flight director Paul Dye said no one has seen the bat since. "I heard that it was clinging to the tank at liftoff, but I don't think anyone has seen it since," he said.
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Ah ... yeah Jack! The Iranians have a program to put five satellites up into highly elliptical orbits that will give them great coverage over their part of the world. Didn't you know?
Nah nah nah nah nah Batman!
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