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just LOL if you dont have a Fisher Space Pen

-used on every manned space flight
-ball pen refill is pressurised with nitrogen, enabling it to write on most surfaces at any angle
-Writes in extreme temperatures from -30F to 250F
-you can even write under water with it


(edited 8 years ago)
Why not just use a pencil?
I thought the title said Fisher Price pen :tongue:
Original post by BristolFresher15
Why not just use a pencil?


"ball pen refill is pressurised with nitrogen, enabling it to write on most surfaces at any angle"
"you can even write under water with it"
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I have a fisher price pen
-I won't be visiting space anytime soon.
-I don't write very often, but when I do it tends to be on paper.
-We live in England. Extreme temperatures isn't something Brits tend to even think about.
-I've yet to be underwater and have thought "I could really do with a pen right now...".
I'm sure JML probably already invented a pen like this btw, which you can probably find in that weird aisle at the back of every Wilko store that contains shelves of uncategorisable objects that don't seem to fit in with any other section of stock.
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-Wasn't used on the first manned space flights.

edit: added space to make clearer
(edited 8 years ago)
Ah, this is perfect for the underwater diary I keep :colonhash:
I don't go to space very often so I don't think I'll get one.
Joke's on you this is where it's at:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0hcwECtoZ6U
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Original post by Blondie987
Jokes on you this is where it's at:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0hcwECtoZ6U


There's some advanced tech in there haha!
Original post by FireFreezer77
There's some advanced tech in there haha!


I know right! It truly is a Golden age for technology :u:
Original post by Blondie987
I know right! It truly is a Golden age for technology :u:


Haha it is indeed. If only I'd have thought of it!
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I literally read this as Fisher Price
Original post by Straighthate
-used on every manned space flight
-ball pen refill is pressurised with nitrogen, enabling it to write on most surfaces at any angle
-Writes in extreme temperatures from -30F to 250F
-you can even write under water with it




do want :gah:
Original post by BristolFresher15
Why not just use a pencil?


What happens if the lead breaks/crumbles? You've got bits of graphite floating around that could get into the instruments.

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