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Lets go to Jupiter!

sramsram Member Posts: 60
edited August 2011 in Everything else LEGO
Looks like NASA and Lego are doing something together, once again! This time the Juno probe is going to have 3 minifigures attached to it. See the link for details and pictures of the minifigures milled out of aluminium.

http://www.wired.com/geekdad/2011/08/lego-minifigs-soon-headed-for-deep-space/

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  • dougtsdougts Member Posts: 4,110
    wonder if they will offer standard minifig versions of these 3. They would make a nice 3-pack together.
  • andheandhe Member Posts: 4,006
    Err why are they doing this? The aliens are going to think all humans are 2inches tall. But also, is that a new piece Jupiter has in his hand? A kind of lightning x shape?
  • allyburnsallyburns Member Posts: 62
    This is funny to read, as I actually had a plan where I was going to try and convince LEGO to send one of the LEGO spacemen into space - probably just to the International Space Station.

    I'd have been happy if they took a plastic one, but these ones are $5000 dollars each!

    I bet they'd be worth some money in the future if they are ever sold (sell them for charity?) - UPDATE: they will crash land!

    "Juno will purposefully de-orbit and crash into the planet’s surface"

    I also have another minifig idea, related to travel, which I will announce one day!

  • atkinsaratkinsar Member Posts: 4,258
    I also have another minifig idea, related to travel, which I will announce one day!
    Geocaching?

  • allyburnsallyburns Member Posts: 62
    @atkinsar Nope, although that would be cool.

    Need to get more free time at weekends before I can plan it and announce it, it should be fun. Requires me to develop a website, which I have no time to do at the moment!
  • burakki62burakki62 Member Posts: 46
    I have been geocaching minifigs in my local area!
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