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8,200 | sci.space | re so i m an idiot what else is new in article aa jsc nasa gov mcelwre cnsvax uwec edu r e mcelwaine writes russia s operative in march russian president boris yeltsin proposed to the united states and the united nations a global defense shield with star wars type weapons against funny a bit disturbing forging a postin... |
8,201 | sci.space | re magellan venus maps thanks thanks ron and peter for some very nice maps i have an advice though you wrote that the maps were reduced to colors as far ad i understand jpeg pictures gets much better and the compressed files smaller if you use the original color bit data when converting to jpeg thanks again roland karl... |
8,202 | sci.space | ssf redesign constellation ssf is up for redesign again let s do it right this time let s step back and consider the functionality we want microgravity vacuum process research life sciences research adaptation to space spacecraft maintenence the old nasa approach explified by shuttle and ssf so far was to centralize fu... |
8,203 | sci.space | re quaint us archaisms in article c wc b m cs cmu edu nickh cs cmu edu nick haines writes oh and the other advantage is that you don t have shit constants like hanging around no instead you have stupid things like and and and and and how many cc s in a ml anyway the metric system has its problems just not as many of th... |
8,204 | sci.space | the area rule i read it refered to as the parabolic cross section rule the idea was that if you plot the area of the fuselage cross section as a function of the point fore and aft along the fuselage a plot that is a paraboloid minimizes somethin or nother to be technical about it fred baube tm in times of intellectual ... |
8,205 | sci.space | re hlv for fred was re prefab space station in article c a gzx news cso uiuc edu jbh uxa cso uiuc edu josh hopkins writes titan iii is the cheapest us launcher on a lb basis in that case it s rather ironic that they are doing so poorly on the commercial market is there a single titan iii on order they have a few proble... |
8,206 | sci.space | re alaska pipeline and space station in article apr mksol dseg ti com mccall mksol dseg ti com fred j mccall writes why can t the government just be a tennant i think this would be a great way to build it but unfortunately current spending rules don t permit it to be workable actually that is no longer true in the last... |
8,207 | sci.space | re space food sticks john elson jelson rcnext cso uiuc edu wrote has anyone ever heard of a food product called space food sticks i remember those awful things they were dry and crumbly and i recall asking my third grade teacher miss g francisco how they kept the crumbs from floating around in zero g she had no clue i ... |
8,208 | sci.space | re metric vs english in apr pixel kodak com dj ekcolor ssd kodak com dave jones writes keith mancus mancus sweetpea jsc nasa gov wrote bruce dunn mindlink bc ca bruce dunn writes si neatly separates the concepts of mass force and weight which have gotten horribly tangled up in the us system this is not a problem with e... |
8,209 | sci.space | re market or gov failures in c tcl xi cs cmu edu tm msu edu tom writes fred saying that gov coercive poser is necessary for any space program i reply btw fred you ve really crossed the border since you admit that the ideas you support can only be carried out with coercive power now that s really f in intolerant so get ... |
8,210 | sci.space | re what if the ussr had reached the moon first jgreen trumpet calpoly edu james thomas green writes if they had beaten us i speculate that the us would have gone head and done some landings but we also would have been more determined to set up a base both in earth orbit and on the moon whether or not we would be on mar... |
8,211 | sci.space | re nuclear waste in apr cs rochester edu dietz cs rochester edu paul dietz writes in article apr mksol dseg ti com mccall mksol dseg ti com fred j mccall writes this system would produce enough energy to drive the accelerator perhaps with some left over a very high power s of mw cw or quasi cw very sharp proton beam wo... |
8,212 | sci.space | re nuclear waste in pp reinnonl phantom gatech edu matthew phantom gatech edu matthew deluca writes in article rins ryukoku ac jp will rins ryukoku ac jp william reiken writes well this pretty much says it i have gotten alot of replys to this and it looks like oil is only on earth so if those greedy little oil companys... |
8,213 | sci.space | sts press kit does anyone know ifthe sts email press kit was ever released tony ryan astronomy space new international magazine available from astronomy ireland p o box dublin ireland issues one year sub uk pounds us surface add us airmail access visa mastercard accepted give number expiration date name address world s... |
8,214 | sci.space | dutch symposium compacte objecten sterrenkundig symposium compacte objecten op april in het jaar zeven jaar na de oprichting van de universiteit van utrecht benoemde de universiteit haar eerste sterrenkundige waarnemer hiermee ontstond de tweede universiteitssterrenwacht ter wereld aert jansz de eerste waarnemer en zij... |
8,215 | sci.space | cosmos i need as much information about cosmos and its rocket fragment b as possible both its purpose launch date location in short everything can you help tony ryan astronomy space new international magazine available from astronomy ireland p o box dublin ireland issues one year sub uk pounds us surface add us airmail... |
8,216 | sci.space | re comet in temporary orbit around jupiter in article apr den mmc com seale possum den mmc com eric h seale writes baalke kelvin jpl nasa gov ron baalke writes according the iau circular comet shoemaker levy e may be temporarily in orbit around jupiter the comet had apparently made a close flyby of jupiter sometime in ... |
8,217 | sci.space | summer internships hi folks not exactly certain if this is the best place to ask but i am searching for a summer internship in engineering i will be graduating in early may with a b s in aerospace engineering and then pursuing my masters this fall does anyone know of anything that is available i am in the process of ap... |
8,218 | sci.space | re space food sticks in article pr u t b agate berkeley edu ghelf violet berkeley edu rd writes i had spacefood sticks just about every morning for breakfast in first and second grade they came in chocolate strawberry and peanut butter and were cylinders about cm long and cm in diameter wrapped in yellow space foil wel... |
8,219 | sci.space | re nuclear waste in article pp reinnonl phantom gatech edu matthew phantom gatech edu matthew deluca writes greedy little oil companies don t blame them oil companies just supply the demand created by you me and just about everyone else on the planet if we run out its all our faults ok so how about the creation of oil ... |
8,220 | sci.space | re nuclear waste thanks for the update will
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8,221 | sci.space | re space food sticks in article c z ee news cso uiuc edu jelson rcnext cso uiuc edu john elson writes has anyone ever heard of a food product called space food sticks this was apparently created marketed around the time of the lunar expeditions along with tang and other dehydrated foods i have spoken with several peopl... |
8,222 | sci.space | re pushing the envelope in apr princeton edu lije cognito princeton edu elijah millgram writes a friend of mine and i were wondering where the expression pushing the envelope comes from anyone out there know every aircraft has flight constraints for speed aoa power when graphed these define the flight envelope of that ... |
8,223 | sci.space | re comet in temporary orbit around jupiter comet p helin roman crockett also spent some time as a temporary satellite to jupiter a few years ago if you believe the calculations by tancredi g lindgren m and rickman h astron astrophys pp mats lindgren mats lindgren astro uu se astronomical observatory laban ml box uppsal... |
8,224 | sci.space | re abyss breathing fluids in article grv psuvm psu edu callec dradja grv psuvm psu edu writes i am a bit nervous about posting this beacause it is begining to stray fron the topic of space but then again that doesn t seem to stop alot of other people with all of this talk about breathing at high pressures i began to th... |
8,225 | sci.space | re what if the ussr had reached the moon first in article apr zeus calpoly edu jgreen trumpet calpoly edu james thomas green writes suppose the soviets had managed to get their moon rocket working and had made it first they could have beaten us if either their rocket hadn t blown up on the pad thus setting them back an... |
8,226 | sci.space | re abyss breathing fluids in article c t k cck coventry ac uk enf cck coventry ac uk achurist writes i believe the reason is that the lung diaphram gets too tired to pump the liquid in and out and simply stops breathing after minutes so if your in the vehicle ready to go they better not put you on hold or else that s a... |
8,227 | sci.space | re pushing the envelope in apr princeton edu lije cognito princeton edu elijah millgram writes a friend of mine and i were wondering where the expression pushing the envelope comes from anyone out there know everbody has been defining envelope why was the world envelope chosen rather than say shell or boundary in analo... |
8,228 | sci.space | cosmos an eorsat date tue apr gmt i need as much information about cosmos and its rocket fragment b as possible both its purpose launch date location in short everything can you help tony ryan astronomy space new international magazine available from ocean reconnaissance launch surprises west space news april p excerpt... |
8,229 | sci.space | aerospace companies cooperate in reusable vehicle market what would all of you out there in net land think of the big martin mariatta boeing mcdonell douglas general dynamics lockheed rockwell getting together and forming a consortium to study exactly what the market price pints are for building reusable launch vehicle... |
8,230 | sci.space | ssto senatorial aide breifing recollections the following are my thoughts on a meeting that i hugh kelso and bob lilly had with an aide of sen patty murrays we were there to discuss ssto and commercial space this is how it went after receiving a packet containing a presentation on the benifits of ssto i called and trie... |
8,231 | sci.space | re space research spin off on tue apr gmt pgf srl cacs usl edu phil g fraering said phil shafer rigel dfrf nasa gov mary shafer writes on apr prb access digex com pat said pat in article apr aurora alaska edu pat nsmca aurora alaska edu writes question is can someone give me examples of direct nasa space related resear... |
8,232 | sci.space | re space food sticks in article pr u t b agate berkeley edu ghelf violet berkeley edu rd writes the taste is hard to describe although i remember it fondly it was most certainly more candy than say a modern power bar sort of a toffee injected with vitamins the chocolate power bar is a rough approximation of the taste s... |
8,233 | sci.space | re comet in temporary orbit around jupiter in article apr kelvin jpl nasa gov baalke kelvin jpl nasa gov ron baalke writes comet gehrels which was discovered in was determined to have been in a temporary jovian orbit from to comet shoemaker levy e may remain in orbit around jupiter long enough to allow galileo to make ... |
8,234 | sci.space | plutonium based nuclear power plants todays new york times just wrote about a pact being negotiated between us and the russians to develope high temperature gas cooled fission reactors using re cycled weapons grade plutonium from warhead stockpiles the fuel will be pelletized in ceramic for safety and then after deplet... |
8,235 | sci.space | re vulcan no not the guy with the ears in article vnci b w w inqmind bison mb ca victor inqmind bison mb ca victor laking writes does anyone have any info on the apparent sightings of vulcan all that i know is that there were apparently two sightings at drastically different times of a small planet that was inside merc... |
8,236 | sci.space | re nuclear waste in article apr mksol dseg ti com mccall mksol dseg ti com fred j mccall writes in apr cs rochester edu dietz cs rochester edu paul dietz writes paul quite frankly i ll believe that this is really going to work on the typical trash one needs to process when i see them put a couple tons in one end and ge... |
8,237 | sci.space | re space research spin off in article shafer apr rigel dfrf nasa gov shafer rigel dfrf nasa gov mary shafer writes dryden flew the first digital fly by wire aircraft in the s no mechnaical or analog backup to show you how confident we were confident or merely crazed that desert sun successful we were mind you the avro ... |
8,238 | sci.space | re space food sticks dillon comments that space food sticks may have bad digestive properties i don t think so i think most nasa food products were designed to be low fiber zero residue products so as to minimize the difficulties of waste disposal i d doubt they d deploy anything that caused whole sale gi distress ther... |
8,239 | sci.space | re the area rule i am sure mary or henry can describe this more aptly then me but here is how i understand it at speed near supersonic the wind behaves like a fluid pipe it becomes incompressible so wind has to bend away from the wing edges as the wing thickens the more the pipes bend if they have no place to go they b... |
8,240 | sci.space | re dc x vehicle nears flight test in apr aurora alaska edu nsmca aurora alaska edu writes since the dc x is to take off horizontal why not land that way why do the martian landing thing or am i missing something don t know to much about dc x and such overly obvious you missed something i think it takes off vertically a... |
8,241 | sci.space | re alaska pipeline and space station in pq rj q u access digex net prb access digex com pat writes in article apr mksol dseg ti com mccall mksol dseg ti com fred j mccall writes i think this would be a great way to build it but unfortunately current spending rules don t permit it to be workable for this to work it woul... |
8,242 | sci.space | re comet in temporary orbit around jupiter in article psfan pj access digex net prb access digex com pat writes in article apr kelvin jpl nasa gov baalke kelvin jpl nasa gov ron baalke writes comet gehrels which was discovered in was determined to have been in a temporary jovian orbit from to comet shoemaker levy e may... |
8,243 | sci.space | re nuclear waste in article rins ryukoku ac jp will rins ryukoku ac jp william reiken writes ok so how about the creation of oil producing bacteria i figure that if you can make them to eat it up then you can make them to shit it any comments sure why keep using oil a hydrogen electric economy would likely be cleaner a... |
8,244 | sci.space | gibbons outlines ssf redesign guidance nasa headquarters distributed the following press release today i ve typed it in verbatim for you folks to chew over many of the topics recently discussed on sci space are covered in this gibbons outlines space station redesign guidance dr john h gibbons director office of science... |
8,245 | sci.space | re space research spin off on apr prb access digex com pat said pat in article shafer apr rigel dfrf nasa gov pat shafer rigel dfrf nasa gov mary shafer writes successful we were mind you the avro arrow and the x were both fly by wire aircraft much earlier but analog pat gee i thought the x was cable controlled didn t ... |
8,246 | sci.space | re mars observer update in article pcgaa do access digex com prb access digex com pat writes now isn t that always the kicker it does seem stupid to drop a mission like magellan because there isn t million a year to keep up the mission you d think that ongoing science could justify the money jpl gets accused of spendin... |
8,247 | sci.space | economics if all the ecomomists in the world were laid end to end punchline they would all point in different directions punchline they wouldn t reach a conclusion punchline it would be a good idea just to leave them there tommy mac tom mcwilliams wk as the radius of vision increases tm ibm cl msu edu hm the circumfere... |
8,248 | sci.space | washington post article on ssf redesign space station redesign leader says cost goal may be impossible today the washington post ran an article with the headline shown above the article starts with a leader of the nasa team in charge of redesigning the planned space station said yesterday the job is tough and may be im... |
8,249 | sci.space | blue ribbon panel members named the following press release was distributed april by nasa headquarters space station redesign advisory members named along with dr charles m vest recently named by vice president albert gore to head the advisory committee on the redesign of the space station nasa has announced the names ... |
8,250 | sci.space | faqs i was wondering if the faq files could be posted quarterly rather than monthly every days i get this bloated feeling bev freed via fidonet node uucp pitt nss freed internet freed nss org
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8,251 | sci.space | re faqs in article bbcb c nss org freed nss org bev freed writes i was wondering if the faq files could be posted quarterly rather than monthly every days i get this bloated feeling or just stick em on sci space news every days software engineering that s like military intelligence isn t it sysmgr cadlab eng umd edu
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8,252 | sci.space | re nuclear waste in article rins ryukoku ac jp will rins ryukoku ac jp william reiken writes ok so how about the creation of oil producing bacteria i figure that if you can make them to eat it up then you can make them to shit it any comments they exist even photosynthetic varieties not economical at this time though p... |
8,253 | sci.space | re the call to space was re clueless szaboisms in article pfiuh e access digex com prb access digex com pat writes if the japanese are really going for nukes why not go with better technology then we have as opposed to bwr pwrs have they really considered some of the rd generation inherently safe designs the japanese a... |
8,254 | sci.space | re the call to space was re clueless szaboisms in article pfj k ab access digex com prb access digex com pat writes in article mar mksol dseg ti com mccall mksol dseg ti com fred j mccall writes it isn t feasible for japan to try to stockpile the amount of oil they would need to run their industries if they did no use ... |
8,255 | sci.space | re small astronaut was budget astronaut in article pfkf ab access digex com prb access digex com pat writes only one problem with sending a corp of small astronauts they may want to start a galactic empire napoleon complex you know genghis khan was a little guy too i d bet julius caesar never broke i think you would lo... |
8,256 | sci.space | nasa wraps in the april edition of one small step for a space activist allen sherzer tim kyger write another problem is what are called wraps or sometimes the center tax when work for a large program like freedom or shuttle is performed at a nasa center the center skims off a portion which goes into what amounts to a s... |
8,257 | sci.space | dc x rollout report mcdonnell douglas rolls out dc x huntington beach calif on a picture perfect southern california day mcdonnell douglas rolled out its dc x rocket ship last saturday the company hopes this single stage rocket technology demonstrator will be the first step towards a single stage to orbit ssto rocket s... |
8,258 | sci.space | re space research spin off in article psgs so access digex net prb access digex com pat writes the nasa habit of acquiring second hand military aircraft and using them for testbeds can make things kind of confusing on the other hand all those second hand navy planes give our test pilots a chance to fold the wings somet... |
8,259 | sci.space | re nuclear waste in psg ree access digex net prb access digex com pat writes on the issue of burning nuclear wastes using particle beams how is it ever going to be an off the shelf technology if someone doesn t do it maybe we should do this as part of the ssf design goals gee fred after your bitter defense of khz power... |
8,260 | sci.space | re pushing the envelope flight tests are generally carefully coreographed and just what is going to be pushed and how far is precisely planned despite occasional deviations from plans such as the early first flight of the f during its high speed taxi tests and chuck yeager earlier flights with the x c o egalon larc nas... |
8,261 | sci.space | commercial point of view original to szabo techbook com g day szabo techbook com mar szabo techbook com wrote to all sc szabo techbook com nick szabo via kralizec sc here are some longer term markets to consider here are some more terrestrial illumination from orbiting mirrors world enviroment and disaster monitering s... |
8,262 | sci.space | re blow up space station easy way to do it in article apr aurora alaska edu nsmca aurora alaska edu writes this might a real wierd idea or maybe not why musta space station be so difficult why must we have girders why be confined to earth based ideas lets think new ideas after all space is not earth why be limited by e... |
8,263 | sci.space | white house outlines options for station russian cooperation blind carbon copy to spacenews austen rand org cti austen rand org subject white house outlines options for station russian cooperation date tue apr pdt from richard buenneke buenneke austen rand org gibbons outlines space station redesign guidance nasa headq... |
8,264 | sci.space | re sr in propoganda films in article apr sequent com bigfoot sequent com gregory smith writes mccall mksol dseg ti com fred j mccall writes in phv jbk access digex net prb access digex com pat writes the sr stopped being a real secret by the mid s i had a friend in high school who had a poster with it s picture it was ... |
8,265 | sci.space | re questions about titan iv and ariane in article c orq g news cso uiuc edu gwg uxa cso uiuc edu garret w gengler writes in sci space you write try the environet database at gsfc ftp to envnet gsfc nasa gov or or call they have data on sts ariane titan atlas delta and scout launch environments howdy thanks for the info... |
8,266 | sci.space | re quaint us archaisms in article c wc b m cs cmu edu nickh cs cmu edu nick haines writes in article apr ke zv uucp gary ke zv uucp gary coffman writes stuff deleted of course the units of force have the same names as those of weight but in order to use them you need to keep useful constants like the omnipresent ft sec... |
8,267 | sci.space | fred and tom ad naseum nick sez i m not very impressed by the old so called prospecting work from lpi it has almost all been geared towards industrially silly processes on the moon as an excuse to put astronauts there fred replies translation it doesn t support the nick szabo vision of the future to which you must subs... |
8,268 | sci.space | re dc x rollout report in article c v ftn cs cmu edu buenneke monty rand org richard buenneke writes mcdonnell douglas rolls out dc x ssto research remains cloudy the sdi organization which paid million for the dc x can t itself afford to fund full development of a follow on vehicle to get the necessary hundreds of mil... |
8,269 | sci.space | re vulcan no not spock or haphaestus another legend with the name vulcan was the planet much like earth in the same orbit there was a science fiction movie sometime ago i do not remember its name about a planet in the same orbit of earth but hidden behind the sun so it could never be visible from earth turns out that t... |
8,270 | sci.space | re clementine name in article f permanet org mark prado p f n z permanet org mark prado writes please go just one step further how has the word clementine been associated with mining could be the folk song clementine if memory serves part of it goes in a cavern by a canyon excavating for a mine dwelt a miner forty nine... |
8,271 | sci.space | some recent observations by hubble here are some recent observations taken by the hubble space telescope o the faint object spectrograph fos was used to make ultraviolet observations of both the planet pluto and its moon charon the peakups were successful the observations were executed as scheduled and no problems were... |
8,272 | sci.space | re solar sail data hey what happened to the solar sail race that was supposed to be for columbus in article news duc auburn edu snydefj eng auburn edu frank j snyder writes i am looking for any information concerning projects involving solar sails i understand that the jpl did an extensive study on the subject back in ... |
8,273 | sci.space | ozone gifs available ozone gif images april two gif images of the ozone maps over the northern and southern hemispheres are now available at the jpl info public access site these maps were produced by the microwave limb sounder aboard the upper atmosphere research satellite uars and are courtesy of the public informati... |
8,274 | sci.space | sixty two thousand was re how many read sci space in article apr sol uvic ca rborden ugly uvic ca ross borden writes in article f permanet org mark prado p f n z permanet org mark prado writes one could go on and on and on here but i wonder how many people read sci space and of what power influence are these individual... |
8,275 | sci.space | re new dc x gif in article cohen q mdc com andy cohen cohen ssdgwy mdc com writes i just uploaded dcxart gif to bongo cc utexas edu after chris johnson moves it it ll probably be in pub delta clipper thanks again andy the image is in pub delta clipper now the name has been changed to dcx artists concept gif in the spir... |
8,276 | sci.space | re how many read sci space in article apr mksol dseg ti com pyron skndiv dseg ti com dillon pyron writes there are actually only two of us i do henry fred tommy and mary oh yeah this isn t my real name i m a bald headed space baby damn so it was you who was drinking beer with robert mcelwane in the parking lot of the k... |
8,277 | sci.space | re doppelganger was re vulcan no not spock or haphaestus in article apr fnalf fnal gov higgins fnalf fnal gov bill higgins beam jockey writes this was known as journey to the far side of the sun in the united states and as doppelganger in the u k later they went on to do more live action sf series ufo and space the ast... |
8,278 | sci.space | shuttle launch question there has been something bothering me while watching nasa select for a while well i should nt say bothering maybe wondering would be better when they are going to launch they say sorry but i forget exactly who is saying what otc to plt i think clear caution warning memory verify no unexpected er... |
8,279 | sci.space | re how to get there was re comet in temporary orbit around jupiter in article apr stortek com pg sanitas stortek com paul gilmartin writes bill higgins beam jockey higgins fnalf fnal gov wrote while you re at it comet experts explain how a comet gets into jovian orbit to begin with there are non gravitational forces fr... |
8,280 | sci.space | a wrench in the works hi all i really thought that by now i would have seen something about this but i haven t so here goes last night on the evening news the anchorperson said something to the effect that one of the ssrbs that was recovered after the recent space shuttle launch was found to have a wrench of some sort ... |
8,281 | sci.space | re some recent observations by hubble in article apr kelvin jpl nasa gov baalke kelvin jpl nasa gov ron baalke writes here are some recent observations taken by the hubble space telescope o observations were made using the high speed photometer of the planet uranus during an occultation by a faint star in capricornus w... |
8,282 | sci.space | galileo update forwarded from neal ausman galileo mission director galileo mission director status report post launch april spacecraft on april real time commands were sent as planned to reacquire celestial reference after completion of the low gain antenna lga swing dual drive actuator dda hammer activities on april t... |
8,283 | sci.space | successful balloon flight measures ozone layer forwarded from public information office jet propulsion laboratory california institute of technology national aeronautics and space administration pasadena calif contact mary a hardin for immediate release april scientists at nasa s jet propulsion laboratory report the su... |
8,284 | sci.space | re russian operation of us space missions i know people hate it when someone says somethings like there was an article about that somewhere a while ago but i m going to say it anyway i read an article on this subject almost certainly in space news and something like six months ago if anyone is really interested in the ... |
8,285 | sci.space | re how many read sci space there are actually only two of us i do henry fred tommy and mary oh yeah this isn t my real name i m a bald headed space baby dillon pyron the opinions expressed are those of the ti dseg lewisville vax support sender unless otherwise stated when i m here when i m home texans vote no on robin ... |
8,286 | sci.space | doppelganger was re vulcan no not spock or haphaestus in article qju binn l rave larc nasa gov c o egalon larc nasa gov claudio oliveira egalon writes there was a science fiction movie sometime ago i do not remember its name about a planet in the same orbit of earth but hidden behind the sun so it could never be visibl... |
8,287 | sci.space | re comet in temporary orbit around jupiter in article apr kelvin jpl nasa gov baalke kelvin jpl nasa gov ron baalke writes in article apr sq sq com msb sq sq com mark brader writes so how close would the comet have gotten to jupiter on the pass that put it into temporary orbit and how far is it likely to get from jupit... |
8,288 | sci.space | two line orbital element set space shuttle the most current orbital elements from the norad two line element sets are carried on the celestial bbs and are updated daily when possible documentation and tracking software are also available on this system as a service to the satellite user community the most current eleme... |
8,289 | sci.space | re dc x update in article apr stsci edu rdouglas stsci edu rob douglas writes this question is probably mostly for allen sherzer but anyone who knows would be welcome to answer i was just wondering if we could have some kind of update on dc x well it rolled out two weeks ago as we speak it is at white sands getting rea... |
8,290 | sci.space | nasp could someone please send me the basics of the nasp project the proposal objectives the current status of the project obstacles encountered chance that the project shall ever be completed or any other interesting information about this project any help will be much appreciated terry ford aa freenet carleton ca hou... |
8,291 | sci.space | space event in los angeles ca for immediate release contact oasis april los angeles ca local national space society chapters sponsor talk by l a advocate of lunar power system as energy source for the world on april the oasis and ventura county chapters of the national space society will sponsor a talk by lunar power s... |
8,292 | sci.space | re how many read sci space in article qjs j access digex net prb access digex com pat writes in the old days their used to be arbitron stats that analyzed the readership and posting volumes by group and user they were available from uunet that s how you check the readership of sci space not some stupid unscientific att... |
8,293 | sci.space | re shuttle launch question in article c jlwx h cs cmu edu etrat ttacs ttu edu pack rat writes there has been something bothering me while watching nasa select for a while well i should nt say bothering maybe wondering would be better when they are going to launch they say sorry but i forget exactly who is saying what o... |
8,294 | sci.space | none can someone please remind me who said a well known quotation he was sitting atop a rocket awaiting liftoff and afterwards in answer to the question what he had been thinking about said approximately half a million components each has to work perfectly each supplied by the lowest bidder attribution and correction o... |
8,295 | sci.space | re a wrench in the works jmcocker eos ncsu edu mitch writes effect that one of the ssrbs that was recovered after the recent space shuttle launch was found to have a wrench of some sort rattling around apparently inside the case i heard a similar statement in our local news utah tonight they referred to the tool as the... |
8,296 | sci.space | re solar sail data in article qk qf mf male ebay sun com almo packmind ebay sun com writes hey what happened to the solar sail race that was supposed to be for columbus there was a recession and none of the potential entrants could raise any money the race organizers were actually supposed to be handling part of the fu... |
8,297 | sci.space | re how many read sci space rborden ugly uvic ca ross borden writes quick everyone who sees this post a reply that says hey i read sci space then we can count them and find out how many there are this will also help answer that nagging question just what is the maximum bandwidth of the internet anyways don t you think i... |
8,298 | sci.space | re clementine science team selected nickh cs cmu edu nick haines writes in article stephens ngis stephens geod emr ca dave stephenson writes remember the first government scientist in the british empire was the astronomer royal who was paid from the department of ordinance budget i e the military flamsteed house the or... |
8,299 | sci.space | cold gas roll control thruster tanks does anyone know how to size cold gas roll control thruster tanks for sounding rockets thanks in advance jim
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