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In an animated cartoon of long ago, "Thundarr, the Barbarian" said, "What is . . . space?" Well, here is one version of it with the famous bondage model Jasmine Sinclair included. After boarding an interplanetary spacecraft to find a reputed "best master," to satisfy her desires at Uranus, and arriving there 12 yrs later to find "nothing," she has a fit and throws herself out of the airlock dressed only in a nightie (as it IS quite dark out there) to end her colorful adventurous life. Fortunately however, a recovery bot finds her weightless body (and what a body!!!) floating a few dozen km above Miranda, an inner satellite of the aqua blue planet some 80,500 miles beyond in the background, to salvage for later dedication to science (which branch/field?). Would you agree the method of capture is appropriate? I actually used a NASA image of the distant little moon to get the groves and craters positioned very similarly. And as for Jasmine? Well, I volunteered to do the detailed autopsy just in time! Lucky the Klingons or the Borg never found her here (1.825 billion miles from Earth) first.

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In an animated cartoon of long ago, "Thundarr, the Barbarian" said, "What is . . . space?" Well, here is one version of it with the famous bondage model Jasmine Sinclair included. After boarding an interplanetary spacecraft to find a reputed "best master," to satisfy her desires at Uranus, and arriving there 12 yrs later to find "nothing," she has a fit and throws herself out of the airlock dressed only in a nightie (as it IS quite dark out there) to end her colorful adventurous life. Fortunately however, a recovery bot finds her weightless body (and what a body!!!) floating a few dozen km above Miranda, an inner satellite of the aqua blue planet some 80,500 miles beyond in the background, to salvage for later dedication to science (which branch/field?). Would you agree the method of capture is appropriate? I actually used a NASA image of the distant little moon to get the groves and craters positioned very similarly. And as for Jasmine? Well, I volunteered to do the detailed autopsy just in time! Lucky the Klingons or the Borg never found her here (1.825 billion miles from Earth) first.