Hmmm …
It’s Wednesday.
Which means it’s the day after I’ve had two interviews.
Which is all good!
Although I have to say, the one I had in Chelmsford — yesterday — seemed a bit more kosher, than the one I had on Monday.
Either way, though … ?
Well, either way, I’ve had two interviews.
Which is a morale booster for an ageing jobseeker: if even I don’t get one of these gigs, my CV’s interesting enough for someone in an industry I’m not experienced with, to want to interview me.
That’s a good thing, I think.
~≈Ω≈~
Yesterday’s Teaser saw Debbi* putting in her answers: and scoring five out of five.
Let’s see how everyone does with today’s questions, shall we?
Q1) 17th September, 1976, saw NASA unveiling the original Space Shuttle. What was its name … ?
Q2) That shuttle was designated the OV 101. OV stood for Orbital … what … ?
Q3) Was the OV 101 capable of spaceflight … ?
Q4) The OV 101’s flight test were in 1977, and involved it being launched from which aircraft: an Airbus A380, a Boeing 747 or the FA Merlin?
Q5) Finally … name any of the Space Shuttles that took operational flights …
Here’s yesterday’s questions and answers …
Q1) 16th September is the International Day for the Preservation of the Ozone Layer. The ozone layer is in which part of Earth’s atmosphere: the Mesosphere, Stratosphere or Troposphere … ?A1) The Stratosphere.
Q2) The Ozone layer has higher concentrations of ozone than the rest of the atmosphere. Ozone is a form of which gas: nitrogen, helium or oxygen … ?A2) Oxygen. (Chemically, it’s O₃)
Q3) Ozone in this part of the atmosphere is made by reactions with what: electricity, ultraviolet light or x-rays?A3) Ultraviolet light.
Q4) Ozone shields Earth from 97 to 99 percent of the Sun’s medium frequency what: ultraviolet light or infrared light?A4) Ultraviolet light.
Q5) Finally … 1985, saw scientists1 announce they’d discovered a hole in the Ozone Layer. Over which continent: Africa, Asia or the Antarctic?A5) The Antarctic. (The total column-ozone is usually expressed in Dobson Units. Apparently … )
I’ll leave you with this tune …
And this observation …
“Having the opportunity to fly the first flight of something like a space shuttle was the ultimate test flight.”
Former Shuttle pilot, Robert Crippen.
Enjoy your day … !
* Actually, Debbi†, Time Heist looks rather good. We do like a bank job, in the UK …
† I don’t know for sure, Debbi: but if you can’t view those videos in Safari, you MAY be able to use Tor to do so. That’s one good side of the app.
1 comment:
Who doesn't love a bank heist? :)
1. Enterprise
2. vehicle
3. no
4. a Boeing 747
5. Columbia
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