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== Fridge Brilliance == |
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* The ''Leonov'' crew's triangular mission patches show both the Soviet and U.S. flags, but the U.S. flag is upside-down: the stripes are on top and the stars are on the bottom. Flying a flag upside-down is only supposed to be used to signal a dire emergency... but the reason there are Americans on this mission is precisely because needing to rescue ''Discovery'' before it crashes into Io ''is'' a dire emergency. -- SuddenFrost |
* The ''Leonov'' crew's triangular mission patches show both the Soviet and U.S. flags, but the U.S. flag is upside-down: the stripes are on top and the stars are on the bottom. Flying a flag upside-down is only supposed to be used to signal a dire emergency... but the reason there are Americans on this mission is precisely because needing to rescue ''Discovery'' before it crashes into Io ''is'' a dire emergency. -- SuddenFrost |
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Latest revision as of 22:49, 27 January 2016
Fridge Brilliance
- The Leonov crew's triangular mission patches show both the Soviet and U.S. flags, but the U.S. flag is upside-down: the stripes are on top and the stars are on the bottom. Flying a flag upside-down is only supposed to be used to signal a dire emergency... but the reason there are Americans on this mission is precisely because needing to rescue Discovery before it crashes into Io is a dire emergency. -- SuddenFrost