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8,500 | sci.space | re life on mars in article apr pa a inland com don schiewer schiewer pa a inland com writes what is the deal with life on mars i save the face and heard associated theories which sound thin to me are we going back to mars to look at this face agian does anyone buy all the life theories try alt alien visitors
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8,501 | sci.space | re boom whoosh in article apr mnemosyne cs du edu wdwells nyx cs du edu david fuzzy wells writes i hear insert favorite rumor here that it will supposedly coincide with the atlanta olympics even worse the city of atlanta has a proposal before it to rent space on this orbiting billboard considering the caliber of people... |
8,502 | sci.space | re lunar colony race by or in article apr draper com mrf egbsun nosubdomain nodomain matthew r feulner writes need to find atleast billion for prize money my first thought is ross perot after further consideration i think he d be more likely to try to win it but come in a disappointing third try bill gates try sam walt... |
8,503 | sci.space | re life on mars in article apr pa a inland com schiewer pa a inland com don schiewer writes what is the deal with life on mars i save the face and heard associated theories which sound thin to me the face is an accident of light and shadow there are many faces in landforms on earth none is artificial well excluding mou... |
8,504 | sci.space | re commercial mining activities on the moon in article r j inn j mojo eng umd edu sysmgr king eng umd edu doug mohney writes in article steinly apr topaz ucsc edu steinly topaz ucsc edu steinn sigurdsson writes very cost effective if you use the right accounting method sherzer methodology hell yes i m not going to let ... |
8,505 | sci.space | re level in article apr mksol dseg ti com mccall mksol dseg ti com fred j mccall writes given that i ve heard the shuttle software rated as level level out of how many also keep in mind that it was not achieved through the use of sophisticated tools but rather through a brute force and ignorance attack on the problem d... |
8,506 | sci.space | re navstar positions c s bird may be flaking out and expecting to die soon or c may orbit over major users areas and it may be needed to provide redundancy on that plane while b may orbit over hicksville and not have muc of a user community pat
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8,507 | sci.space | re lindbergh and the moon was why not give g in article r nuvinnjep lynx unm edu cook varmit mdc com layne cook writes all of this talk about a commercial space race i e g to the first year moon base is intriguing similar prizes have influenced aerospace development before the k orteig prize helped lindbergh sell his s... |
8,508 | sci.space | re life on mars in article c ub s fd zoo toronto edu henry zoo toronto edu henry spencer writes in article apr pa a inland com schiewer pa a inland com don schiewer writes there are currently no particular plans to do any further searches for life not quite true one of the instruments on mars observer will be searching... |
8,509 | sci.space | re first spacewalk in article c sumg rf cs cmu edu flb flb optiplan fi f baube tm writes at one time there was speculation that the first spacewalk alexei leonov was a staged fake has any evidence to support or contradict this claim emerged was this claim perhaps another fevered cold war hallucination this claim was ma... |
8,510 | sci.space | re keeping spacecraft on after funding cuts in article apr zeus calpoly edu jgreen trumpet calpoly edu james thomas green writes why do spacecraft have to be shut off after funding cuts for example why couldn t magellan just be told to go into a safe mode and stay bobbing about venus in a low power use mode and if mayb... |
8,511 | sci.space | re proton centaur in article r aii ivs access digex net prb access pat writes in article apr zeus calpoly edu jgreen trumpet calpoly edu james thomas green writes has anyone looked into the possiblity of a proton centaur combo i don t know a whole lot on proton but given that it is a multi stage rocket up to stages it ... |
8,512 | sci.space | re why not give billion to first year long moon residents in article apr iti org aws iti org allen w sherzer writes in article c sjdp f zoo toronto edu henry zoo toronto edu henry spencer writes in spite of my great respect for the people you speak of i think their cost estimates are a bit over optimistic if nothing el... |
8,513 | sci.space | re boom whoosh in article r ofinndku gap caltech edu palmer cco caltech edu david m palmer writes orbiting billboard i would just like to point out that it is much easier to place an object at orbital altitude than it is to place it with orbital velocity for a target km above the surface of earth you need a delta v of ... |
8,514 | sci.space | inflatable mile long space billboards was re vandalizing the sky in article c t k db research canon oz au enzo research canon oz au enzo liguori writes what s new in my opinion friday april washington dc space billboards is this one the spinoffs we were promised in science fiction writer robert heinlein published the m... |
8,515 | sci.space | re why not give billion to first year lo in article apr iti org aws iti org allen w sherzer wrote in article c sjdp f zoo toronto edu henry zoo toronto edu henry spencer writes this prize isn t big enough to warrent developing a ssto but it is enough to do it if the vehicle exists actually there are people who will tel... |
8,516 | sci.space | re comet in temporary orbit around jupiter also peri jove s of gehrels were april jupiter radii august jupiter radii where jupiter radius km mi au sorry perijoves i m not used to talking this language thanks again one final question the name gehrels wasn t known to me before this thread came up but the may issue of sci... |
8,517 | sci.space | iapetus saturn eclipse forwarded from john spencer spencer lowell edu there will be two eclipses of iapetus by saturn and its rings in may and july please spread the word here s some information about the events and then a couple of messages from jay goguen of jpl appealing for thermal observations of the eclipse to le... |
8,518 | sci.space | space colony size preferences summary some time ago i sent the following message every once in a while i design an orbital space colony i m gearing up to do another one i d some info from you if you were to move onto a space colony to live permanently how big would the colony have to be for you to view a permanent move... |
8,519 | sci.space | re navstar positions you have missed something there is a big difference between being in the same plane and in exactly the same state positions and velocities equal in addition to this there has always been redundancies proposed bob robert w mcgwier n hy ccr p ida org center for communications research interests amate... |
8,520 | sci.space | re keeping spacecraft on after funding cuts in article apr kelvin jpl nasa gov baalke kelvin jpl nasa gov ron baalke writes in article apr zeus calpoly edu jgreen trumpet calpoly edu james thomas green writes why do spacecraft have to be shut off after funding cuts for example why couldn t magellan just be told to go i... |
8,521 | sci.space | re what if the ussr had reached the moon first in article apr ke zv uucp gary ke zv uucp gary coffman writes why do you think at least a couple centuries before there will be significant commerical activity on the moon wishful thinking mostly lots of stuff about how the commerical moonbase fantasyland then what do you ... |
8,522 | sci.space | re proton centaur in article apr zeus calpoly edu jgreen trumpet calpoly edu james thomas green writes has anyone looked into the possiblity of a proton centaur combo what would be the benefits and problems with such a combo other than the obvious instability in the xssr now i haven t seen any speculation about it but ... |
8,523 | sci.space | level according to a software engineering professor here what was actually rated level five was an ibm unit which produced part of the software for the shuttle by not means all of it interesting note of the software development groups surveyed were at level the ibm shuttle groups was the only one at level c c c c c c c... |
8,524 | sci.space | re proton centaur in article apr lmpsbbs comm mot com dennisn ecs comm mot com dennis newkirk writes in article apr zeus calpoly edu jgreen trumpet calpoly edu james thomas green writes has anyone looked into the possiblity of a proton centaur combo what would be the benefits and problems with such a combo other than t... |
8,525 | sci.space | re keeping spacecraft on after funding cuts prb access digex com pat pontificated some birds require constant management for survival pointing a sensor at the sun even when powered down may burn it out pointing a parabolic antenna at sol from venus orbit may trash the foci elements what i was getting at in my post is w... |
8,526 | sci.space | re inflatable mile long space billboards was re vandalizing the sky in article yamauchi apr yuggoth ces cwru edu yamauchi ces cwru edu brian yamauchi writes nasa would provide contractual launch services however since nasa bases its charge on seriously flawed cost estimates wn mar the taxpayers would bear most of the e... |
8,527 | sci.space | re vandalizing the sky in article c t k db research canon oz au enzo research canon oz au enzo liguori writes from the article what s new apr in sci physics research what s new in my opinion friday april washington dc space billboards is this one the spinoffs we were promised in science fiction writer robert heinlein p... |
8,528 | sci.space | re mars observer update hiya i m a very amuture astronomer in adelaide australia and today i heard some very interesting and exciting news from a local program on tv as i couldn t find anything on it on the news server i have posted this however if it is old information tell me and ill sue the tv station for saying the... |
8,529 | sci.space | vandalizing the sky yamauchi ces cwru edu brian yamauchi writes enzo research canon oz au enzo liguori writes what s new in my opinion friday april washington dc space billboards is this one the spinoffs we were promised in science fiction writer robert heinlein published the man who sold the moon which involved a disp... |
8,530 | sci.space | re lindbergh and the moon was why not give g mancus sweetpea jsc nasa gov keith mancus writes cook varmit mdc com layne cook writes all of this talk about a commercial space race i e g to the first year moon base is intriguing similar prizes have influenced aerospace development before the k orteig prize helped lindber... |
8,531 | sci.space | crazy or just imaginitive i have a nice quote that i like or as close as i can remember it if i say something that you think is crazy ask me what i mean before you think its crazy so some of my ideas are a bit odd off the wall and such but so was wilbur and orville wright and quite a few others sorry if i do not have t... |
8,532 | sci.space | re moonbase race nasa resources why in article r o inn j mojo eng umd edu sysmgr king eng umd edu doug mohney writes in article c teik z zoo toronto edu henry zoo toronto edu henry spencer writes apollo was done the hard way in a big hurry from a very limited technology base and on government contracts just doing it pr... |
8,533 | sci.space | surviving large accelerations hi i was reading through the spaceflight handbook and somewhere in there the author discusses solar sails and the forces acting on them when and if they try to gain an initial acceleration by passing close to the sun in a hyperbolic orbit the magnitude of such accelerations he estimated to... |
8,534 | sci.space | eco freaks forcing space mining here is a way to get the commericial companies into space and mineral exploration basically get the eci freaks to make it so hard to get the minerals on earth you think this is crazy well in a way it is but in a way it is reality there is a billin the congress to do just that basically t... |
8,535 | sci.space | ssrt roll out speech ssrt rollout speech delivered by col simon p worden the deputy for technology sdio mcdonnell douglas huntington beach april most of you as am i are children of the s we grew up in an age of miracles inter continental ballistic missiles nuclear energy computers flights to the moon but these were mir... |
8,536 | sci.space | u s space foundation speech speech by pete worden delivered before the u s space foundation conference colorado springs colorado april what a delightful opportunity to cause some trouble for providing me this forum i would sincerely like to thank the u s space foundation my topic today is the single stage rocket techno... |
8,537 | sci.space | re commercial mining activities on the moon in article r j inn j mojo eng umd edu sysmgr king eng umd edu writes in article steinly apr topaz ucsc edu steinly topaz ucsc edu steinn sigurdsson writes very cost effective if you use the right accounting method sherzer methodology let it never be said that an opportunity w... |
8,538 | sci.space | re proton centaur well thank you dennis for your as usual highly detailed and informative posting the question i have about the proton is could it be handled at one of ksc s spare pads without major malfunction or could it be handled at kourou or vandenberg now if it uses storables then how long would it take for the r... |
8,539 | sci.space | re crazy or just imaginitive in article apr aurora alaska edu nsmca aurora alaska edu writes unfortunately h beam piper killed him self just weeks short of having his first book published and have his ideas see light such a waste piper lived in my town williamsport pa when he killed himself it was in the early s he had... |
8,540 | sci.space | re comet in temporary orbit around jupiter msb sq sq com mark brader writes thanks again one final question the name gehrels wasn t known to me before this thread came up but the may issue of scientific american has an article about the inconstant cosmos with a photo of neil gehrels project scientist for nasa s compton... |
8,541 | sci.space | re why not give billion to first year long moon residents you forget that apollo was a government program and had to start relatively from scratch some people at nasa think that this could work one of them replied to me personally after i posted this original message several days ago i have heard jerry pournelle sugges... |
8,542 | sci.space | re vandalizing the sky hoover mathematik uni bielefeld de uwe schuerkamp writes in article c t k db research canon oz au enzo research canon oz au enzo liguori writes hideous vision of the future observers were startled this spring when a nasa launch vehicle arrived at the pad with schwarzenegger painted in huge block ... |
8,543 | sci.space | re boom whoosh in article apr mnemosyne cs du edu wdwells nyx cs du edu david fuzzy wells writes i love the idea of an inflatable mile long sign it will be a really neat thing to see it explode when a bolt or even better a westford needle comes crashing into it at clicks a sec pageos and two echo balloons were inflated... |
8,544 | sci.space | re first spacewalk in article c sumg rf cs cmu edu flb flb optiplan fi f baube tm writes at one time there was speculation that the first spacewalk alexei leonov was a staged fake has any evidence to support or contradict this claim emerged was this claim perhaps another fevered cold war hallucination i for one would b... |
8,545 | sci.space | planets still images orbit by ether twist ether implodes earth core is gravity this paper both describes how heavenly bodys can be stationary ether sucking structures and why we observe orbital motion ether the theoretical propogation media of electro magnetic waves was concluded not to exist based on the results of th... |
8,546 | sci.space | re eco freaks forcing space mining in article apr aurora alaska edu nsmca aurora alaska edu writes here is a way to get the commericial companies into space and mineral exploration basically get the eci freaks to make it so hard to get the minerals on earth you think this is crazy well in a way it is but in a way it is... |
8,547 | sci.space | re comet in temporary orbit around jupiter in article apr sq sq com msb sq sq com mark brader writes also peri jove s of gehrels were april jupiter radii august jupiter radii where jupiter radius km mi au sorry perijoves i m not used to talking this language thanks again one final question the name gehrels wasn t known... |
8,548 | sci.space | re keeping spacecraft on after funding cuts this discussion is better followed in talk politics space joseph cain cain geomag gly fsu edu cain fsu bitnet scri cain fax or
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8,549 | sci.space | re moonbase race nasa resources why in article apr aurora alaska edu nsmca aurora alaska edu writes so how much would it cost as a private venture assuming you could talk the u s government into leasing you a couple of pads in florida why must it be a us government space launch pad directly i mean in fact you probably ... |
8,550 | sci.space | re surviving large accelerations in article efpx ws uh qaop s andrew cmu edu amruth laxman al andrew cmu edu writes here s my question finally are g accelerations in fact humanly tolerable with the aid of any mechanical devices of course if these are possible what is used to absorb the acceleration this sounds a bit hi... |
8,551 | sci.space | re sunrise sunset times a related question which i haven t given that much serious thought to at what lattitude is the average length of the day averaged over the whole year maximized is this function a constant hours is it truly symmetric about the equator or is there some discrepancy due to the fact that the orbit is... |
8,552 | sci.space | re sunrise sunset times in article apr cbis ece drexel edu jpw cbis ece drexel edu joseph wetstein writes hello i am looking for a program or algorithm that can be used to compute sunrise and sunset times here is a computation i did a long time ago that computes the length of the daylight you should be able to convert ... |
8,553 | sci.space | re help i need some addresses in apr ncsu edu jmcocker eos ncsu edu mitch writes i m trying to get mailing addresses for the following companies specifically i need addresses for their personnel offices or like bureau the companies are space industries inc somewhere in houston courageous dr leage city tx phone good luc... |
8,554 | sci.space | re keeping spacecraft on after funding cuts in article apr zeus calpoly edu jgreen trumpet calpoly edu james thomas green writes prb access digex com pat pontificated i heard once that the voyagers had a failsafe routine built in that essentially says if you never hear from earth again here s what to do this was a back... |
8,555 | sci.space | re eco freaks forcing space mining besides this was the same line of horse puckey the mining companies claimed when they were told to pay for restoring land after strip mining they still mine coal in the midwest but now it doesn t look like the moon when theyare done pat
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8,556 | sci.space | why dc will be the way of the future i once read an article on computer technology which stated that every new computer technology was actually lower and slower then what it replaced silicon was less effective then the germanium products then available gaas was less capable then silicon multi processors were slower the... |
8,557 | sci.space | re keeping spacecraft on after funding cuts in article r aqr dnv access digex net prb access digex com pat writes the better question should be why not transfer o m of all birds to a separate agency with continous funding to support these kind of ongoing science missions since we don t have the money to keep them going... |
8,558 | sci.space | dc x choice of a new generation was re ssrt roll out speech in article r uos jid access digex net jkatz access digex com jordan katz writes speech delivered by col simon p worden the deputy for technology sdio most of you as am i are children of the s we grew up in an age of miracles inter continental ballistic missile... |
8,559 | sci.space | re eco freaks forcing space mining in article apr aurora alaska edu nsmca aurora alaska edu writes here is a way to get the commericial companies into space and mineral exploration basically get the eci freaks to make it so hard to get the minerals on earth if raw materials where to cost enough that getting them from s... |
8,560 | sci.space | dc x dc y hi guys i ve been hearing lots of talk on the net about dc x and dc y but none of the many posts actually explain what they are sorry if this is a faq but would somebody please explain to me what they are reply by email please thanks andy ajjb adam bnsc rl ac uk andy jonathan j broderick i have come that they... |
8,561 | sci.space | re why dc will be the way of the future hmmm i seem to recall that the attraction of solid state record players and radios in the s wasn t better performance but lower per unit cost than vacuum tube systems mind you my father was a vacuum tube fan in the s switched to solid state in the mid seventies and then abruptly ... |
8,562 | sci.space | re vandalizing the sky in article apr locus com todd phad la locus com todd johnson writes as for advertising sure why not a nasa friend and i spent one drunken night figuring out just exactly how much gold mylar we d need to put the golden arches of a certain american fast food organization on the face of the moon for... |
8,563 | sci.space | new planet kuiper object found tonigth a tv journal here in brasil announced that an object beyond pluto s orbit was found by an observatory at hawaii they named the object karla the program said the object wasn t a gaseous giant planet and should be composed by rocks and ices can someone confirm these information coul... |
8,564 | sci.space | golden space ages pat sez oddly enough the smithsonian calls the lindbergh years the golden age of flight i would call it the granite years reflecting the primitive nature of it it was romantic swashbuckling daredevils those daring young men in their flying machines but in reality it sucked death was a highly likely oc... |
8,565 | sci.space | message from space digest press release no paris april users of esa s olympus satellite report on the outcome of their experiments today europe s space telecommunications sector would not be blossoming as it now does had olympus not provided a testbed for the technologies and services of the s this summarises the gener... |
8,566 | sci.space | re why not give billion to first year long moon residents in article qve kinnpas sal sun usc edu schaefer sal sun usc edu peter schaefer writes in article apr aurora alaska edu nsmca aurora alaska edu writes in article zv b w w theporch raider net gene theporch raider net gene wright writes with the continuin talk abou... |
8,567 | sci.space | re shuttle oxygen was budget astronaut in article qn gq access digex net prb access digex com pat writes i thought that under emergency conditions the sts can put down at any good size airport if it could take a c or a then it can take an orbiter you just need a vor tac i don t know if they need ils dfw was designed wi... |
8,568 | sci.space | re proton centaur dennisn ecs comm mot com dennis newkirk writes the centaur is controlled technology state dept will not allow it to be used outside of us sorry in article apr zeus calpoly edu jgreen trumpet calpoly edu james thomas green writes has anyone looked into the possiblity of a proton centaur combo what woul... |
8,569 | sci.space | re planets still images orbit by ether twist the only ether i see here is the stuff you must have been breathing before you posted phil fraering seems like every day we find out all sorts of stuff pgf srl cacs usl edu like how the ancient mayans had televison repo man
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8,570 | sci.space | re commercial mining activities on the moon in article steinly apr topaz ucsc edu steinly topaz ucsc edu steinn sigurdsson writes seriously though if you were to ask the british government whether their colonisation efforts in the americas were cost effective what answer do you think you d get what if you asked in and ... |
8,571 | sci.space | re boom whoosh in article scicom alphacdc com wats scicom alphacdc com bruce watson writes pageos and two echo balloons were inflated with a substance which expanded in vacuum called gas once inflated the substance was no longer needed since there is nothing to cause the balloon to collapse this inflatable structure co... |
8,572 | sci.space | re why not give billion to first year long moon residents in apr iti org aws iti org allen w sherzer writes depends if you assume the existance of a working ssto like dc on billion would be enough to put about a quarter million pounds of stuff on the moon if some of that mass went to send equipment to make lox for the ... |
8,573 | sci.space | re moonbase race in article r o inn j mojo eng umd edu sysmgr king eng umd edu writes in article c teik z zoo toronto edu henry zoo toronto edu henry spencer writes apollo was done the hard way in a big hurry from a very limited technology base and on government contracts just doing it privately rather than as a govern... |
8,574 | sci.space | re sunrise sunset times jpw cbis ece drexel edu joseph wetstein writes hello i am looking for a program or algorithm that can be used to compute sunrise and sunset times would you mind posting the responses you get i am also interested and there may be others thanks n shirlene pearson pearson titan tsd arlut utexas edu... |
8,575 | sci.space | re level in c ubn tz zoo toronto edu henry spencer writes in article apr mksol dseg ti com mccall mksol dseg ti com fred j mccall writes given that i ve heard the shuttle software rated as level level out of how many also keep in mind that it was not achieved through the use of sophisticated tools but rather through a ... |
8,576 | sci.space | re moonbase race in article apr iti org aws iti org allen w sherzer writes in article r o inn j mojo eng umd edu sysmgr king eng umd edu writes so how much would it cost as a private venture assuming you could talk the u s government into leasing you a couple of pads in florida why would you want to do that the goal is... |
8,577 | sci.space | re crazy or just imaginitive on thu apr gmt nsmca aurora alaska edu said nsmca so some of my ideas are a bit odd off the wall and such but nsmca so was wilbur and orville wright and quite a few others this is a common misconception there was nothing off the wall about the wright brothers they were in correspondance wit... |
8,578 | sci.space | re vandalizing the sky in article c w f lc cs cmu edu nickh cs cmu edu nick haines writes would they buy it given that it s a lot more expensive and not much more impressive than putting a large set of several km inflatable billboards in leo or in geo visible hours from your key growth market i ll do that for only bn a... |
8,579 | sci.space | re how many read sci space in 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 yes and i do everyone else why you may wonder don t i do fred well that would just be too obvious... |
8,580 | sci.space | re planets still images orbit by ether twist they must be shipping that good eau clair acid to california now tom freebairn
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8,581 | sci.space | re boom whoosh in article c ut z ctg zoo toronto edu henry zoo toronto edu henry spencer writes in article r ofinndku gap caltech edu palmer cco caltech edu david m palmer writes orbiting billboard i would just like to point out that it is much easier to place an object at orbital altitude than it is to place it with o... |
8,582 | sci.space | re lindbergh and the moon was why not give g jbh uxa cso uiuc edu josh hopkins writes mancus sweetpea jsc nasa gov keith mancus writes cook varmit mdc com layne cook writes the k orteig prize helped lindbergh sell his spirit of saint louis venture to his financial backers but i strongly suspect that his saint louis bac... |
8,583 | sci.space | re moonbase race nasa resources why in article c w un bpq zoo toronto edu henry zoo toronto edu henry spencer wrote the major component of any realistic plan to go to the moon cheaply for more than a brief visit at least is low cost transport to earth orbit for what it costs to launch one shuttle or two titan ivs you c... |
8,584 | sci.space | re why dc will be the way of the future in article apr julian uwo ca jdnicoll prism ccs uwo ca james davis nicoll writes hmmm i seem to recall that the attraction of solid state record players and radios in the s wasn t better performance but lower per unit cost than vacuum tube systems i don t think so at first but so... |
8,585 | sci.space | re proton centaur in article r to oh access digex net prb access digex com pat writes the question i have about the proton is could it be handled at one of ksc s spare pads without major malfunction or could it be handled at kourou or vandenberg seems like a lot of trouble to go to its probably better to invest in newe... |
8,586 | sci.space | re vandalizing the sky in c tvl in hermes hrz uni bielefeld de hoover mathematik uni bielefeld de uwe schuerkamp writes in article c t k db research canon oz au enzo research canon oz au enzo liguori writes hideous vision of the future observers were startled this spring when a nasa launch vehicle arrived at the pad wi... |
8,587 | sci.space | re planets still images orbit by ether twist in apr zeus calpoly edu dmcaloon tuba calpoly edu david mcaloon writes ether implodes earth core is gravity if not for the lack of extraneously capitalized words i d swear that mcelwaine had changed his name and moved to cal poly i also find the choice of newsgroups interest... |
8,588 | sci.space | re comet in temporary orbit around jupiter in a message of apr jgarland kean ucs mun ca writes in article apr sq sq com msb sq sq com mark brader writes mb so the mb figure seems unlikely to actually be anything but a perijove jg sorry perijoves i m not used to talking this language couldn t we just say periapsis or ap... |
8,589 | sci.space | re moonbase race sysmgr king eng umd edu doug mohney writes allen sometimes i think you re ok and sometimes you tend to rashly leap in making statement without thinking them out wanna guess which today you d need to launch hlvs to send up large amounts of stuff do you know of a private titan pad doug actually if memory... |
8,590 | sci.space | death and taxes was why not give billion to in my first posting on this subject i threw out an idea of how to fund such a contest without delving to deep into the budget i mentioned granting mineral rights to the winner my actual wording was mining rights somebody pointed out quite correctly that such rights are not an... |
8,591 | sci.space | re planets still images orbit by ether twist dmcaloon tuba calpoly edu david mcaloon writes lots of trippy stuff deleted wow what is this guy smoking and where can i get some dan daniel k appelquist quanta is the electronically published and distributed dan visix com magazine of science fiction and fantasy for more inf... |
8,592 | sci.space | galileo update forwarded from neal ausman galileo mission director galileo mission director status report post launch april spacecraft on april cruise science memory readouts mros were performed for the extreme ultraviolet spectrometer euv dust detector dds and magnetometer mag instruments preliminary analysis indicate... |
8,593 | sci.space | re inflatable mile long space billboards was re vandalizing the sky yamauchi ces cwru edu brian yamauchi writes enzo research canon oz au enzo liguori writes what s new in my opinion friday april washington dc now space marketing is working with university of colorado and livermore engineers on a plan to place a mile l... |
8,594 | sci.space | re comet in temporary orbit around jupiter phil g fraering writes mark brader writes thanks again one final question the name gehrels wasn t known to me before this thread came up but the may issue of scientific american has an article about the inconstant cosmos with a photo of neil gehrels project scientist for nasa ... |
8,595 | sci.space | re planets still images orbit by ether twist actually the ether stuff sounded a fair bit like a bizzare qualitative corruption of general relativity nothing to do with the old fashioned ether though maybe somebody could loan him a gr text at a low level didn t get much further than that tho whew greg
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8,596 | sci.space | re vandalizing the sky in article c t k db research canon oz au enzo research canon oz au enzo liguori writes now space marketing is working with university of colorado and livermore engineers on a plan to place a mile long inflatable billboard in low earth orbit nasa would provide contractual launch services however s... |
8,597 | sci.space | re big amateur rockets pbd runyon cim cdc com paul dokas writes i was reading popular science this morning and was surprised by an ad in the back i know that a lot of the ads in the back of ps are fringe science or questionablely legal but this one really grabbed my attention it was from a company name personal missle ... |
8,598 | sci.space | re new planet kuiper object found francisco da fonseca rodrigues writes tonigth a tv journal here in brasil announced that an object beyond pluto s orbit was found by an observatory at hawaii they named the object karla the name is a working name only quite unofficial the formal designation is fw the program said the o... |
8,599 | sci.space | re moonbase race in article r rn innn mojo eng umd edu sysmgr king eng umd edu writes you d need to launch hlvs to send up large amounts of stuff do you know of a private titan pad you d need to launch hlvs to send up large amounts of stuff if you assume no new launcher development if you assume new launcher developmen... |
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