Please don't say the technology that eventually becomes available to the average person because that could have been gotten at 0.001% of the cost if it weren't invested in this high reliability, redundant, and wasteful spending endeavorIts not that I necessarily disagree with all space exploration its just the nature of the beastIt costs alot of additional money to protect astronauts' lives and insure that everything will work at virtually 100% reliability after it has traveled several months or years in a very hostile environment.
Yes you can cook it as many times as necessaryIt is recommended to bake together then using glue (I can't remember the specific name) to ensure it stays.
Because of development of technology, NASA generates $6.00 for the economy for every $1.00 they spendIt is one of the very few government departments to do that A very short list of innovations from the space race: Cordless tools Computer-aided tomography (CAT scans) Magnetic resonance imaging (MRIs) Water purification systems Scratch resistant lenses Ear thermometers TV satellite dishes Virtual reality software WD-40 Space blanket Graphite fibers used in ultra lightweight boating, golf clubs, Stealth aircraft, etcWork on ARPANET inter-computer data link aided in the development of the Internet .
why not cook them separately then join them?
