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Mike Pence Touches NASA Equipment Labeled 'Do Not Touch', Becomes Instant Meme. Vice President Mike Pence made a big mistake during his tour of NASA’s Kennedy Space Center yesterday. He touched a piece of critical space flight hardware in the Orion clean room, despite the fact that there was a sign that clearly read, “DO NOT TOUCH.” So, of course, the photo is now a meme. The original photo, taken by Mike Brown of Reuters, has gotten a life of its own online.
Some people are simply making jokes about unwanted “touching” from Pence, while others have accomplished more elaborate photoshops—like the person who added President Trump’s infamous tennis photo. Watch Lore 4Shared. Reddit even has a Photoshop Battle going on.
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From the glowing orb in Saudi Arabia, to those bizarre photos of the Trump family at the Vatican, it seems like the entire Trump presidency is going to be fodder for photoshop jokesters. Update, 3: 4. 4pm: Vice President Pence just tweeted a joke, blaming Marco Rubio (who was standing behind him) for daring him to touch the NASA equipment.
And now he’s doing his own memes, which I’m sure were in no way focus grouped all day: Make it stop, please. Update, 3: 5. 8pm: And here’s a statement we just got from NASA: The ‘do not touch’ signs are there as a day- to- day reminder, including the one visible on the titanium Forward Bay Cover for the Orion spacecraft. Procedures require the hardware to be cleaned before tiles are bonded to the spacecraft, so touching the surface is okay.
Otherwise, the hardware would have had a protective cover over it like the thermal heat shield, which was nearby.