Found in sci.geo.geology Take a look at the maps showing projected sea level rise along...

Found this little snippet on Flight International today (excuse the...

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Jim Oberg wrote: "NASA Scientist proves Holy Ka'ba Stone is semiconductor from outer space" Gee, thanks for sharing. Slow day at assisted living, eh,...

See http://allafrica.com/stories/200603210851.html Question is -- what are they still doing there? Here's the background article on 'Encyclopedia...

This time launched from a "Terrier-Orion"...

What ever became of the nuclear rockets? I know NASA and the Air Force had them under development then they stopped work on them. I know the risk involved with...

The USPS stagecoach carrying the March 6 AWST (the Blackstar issue) just arrived, and I think we have a strong candidate for the 2006 Non Sequitur of the Year...

Possibly of space policy relevance: Space News This Week: March 27, 2006 Interest in High-Resolution Imaging Satellites Grows By Peter B. de Selding,...

Tweak wrote: In article , says... I've been killfiling the people who post...

Obviously historical comparisons have their weaknesses, but with that caveat, what does the commercial passenger space industry look like to you? More like...

From Space.com http://space.com/spacenews/businessmonday_060320.html NASA loking at using RS-68 instead of Shuttle engines for heavy lift. Maybe common...

On feb 1999 a question about S IV B moon base concepts were posted in sci space policy, use S-IVB Moon base for serch on Google. Henry Spencer did a lot of...

Maybe the unit for isp should be changed to say nanoseconds? So all isp gets multiplied by 10^9 and everybody anting to see large isp in their rocket design...

$$ MOMENTUM UNcertainty varies iNVERSELY with PATH STRAiGHTNESS. Tao wrote: "FrediFizzx" -=- in message: | On the one hand with special relativity...

Less than two hours now: http://www.spacex.com/?content=webcast

Getting to Mars would definately have been possible now if we had made it a priority. We might not be able to survive on Mars. We probably wont be able to get...

I couldn't get onto the streaming video. At least it didn't take out the launch pad. Wait, it doesn't have a launch pad! http://cosmic.lifeform.org

http://www.cnn.com/2006/TECH/space/03/10/mars.orbiter/index.html ....A little late on the announcement, but I had ISP troubles here. Rest assured they won't...

Rand Simberg wrote: On Thu, 23 Mar 2006 21:49:43 +0100, in a place far, far away, Euclid Uranium ...