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Some good content here, but note Gemini program already exists, plus we have articles for each individual mission too. (At 320,000+ articles, there's virtually no chance that an article on a well-known topic doesn't exist already.) Stan 05:57, 7 Aug 2004 (UTC)

Depending on your definitions of "virtually no chance" and "well-known topic", that's debatable. I'm often amazed at the subjects that lack a stub or even a substub, including those that I assume are "well-known" to mainstream society, and those "well-known" to geekdom. Regardless, I'm making an attempt at a merger. Tverbeek 00:27, 22 Aug 2004 (UTC)

In the specs table the metric mesurments have commas after every three digits. the official SI way is with a space cc24.137.78.34 16:31, 29 January 2006 (UTC)[reply]

As I have never seen nor heard anything about a space being used instead of a comma, I am changing it back to commas. I have countless texts that use commas for SI units. Also, with a space it copies very sloppy into spreadsheets and the like.