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Investor or Company needed for Pulse Detonation Engine concepts/designs by RDButler My name is Richard Butler. I have a background in physical chemistry and mechanical engineering. I am seeking a company or investor for orignal and patentable...	October 31st 03 03:32 PM by RDButler	0	1,565
sci.space.tech and sci.space.science Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) by s.s.t moderator This is the weekly Frequently Asked Question (FAQ) posting for sci.space.tech and sci.space.science . It is crossposted into sci.space.policy to explain...	November 16th 03 12:02 PM by s.s.t moderator	0	1,046
NASA Successfully Tests Ion Engine by Ron Baalke Dwayne Brown Headquarters, Washington November 20, 2003 (Phone: 202/358-1726) Lori J. Rachul Glenn Research Center, Cleveland (Phone:...	November 20th 03 06:33 PM by Ron Baalke	0	1,261
sci.space.tech and sci.space.science Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) by s.s.t moderator This is the weekly Frequently Asked Question (FAQ) posting for sci.space.tech and sci.space.science . It is crossposted into sci.space.policy to explain...	November 23rd 03 12:01 PM by s.s.t moderator	0	1,108
Reclaiming asteroids with postglacial vegetation by Jim McCauley When terrestrial glaciers retreat from permafrosted terrain, the barren earth undergoes a process of reclamation involving runoff (sometimes massive),...	November 23rd 03 10:48 PM by Jim McCauley	0	1,154
sci.space.tech and sci.space.science Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) by s.s.t moderator This is the weekly Frequently Asked Question (FAQ) posting for sci.space.tech and sci.space.science . It is crossposted into sci.space.policy to explain...	November 30th 03 12:01 PM by s.s.t moderator	0	1,170
Membranes on Mars by Ron Baalke http://science.nasa.gov/headlines/y2003/03dec_membranes.htm Membranes on Mars NASA Science News December 3, 2003 Thin membranes developed by NASA-funded...	December 3rd 03 04:03 PM by Ron Baalke	0	807
Progress, Promise In Space-Based Earthquake Research by Ron Baalke David E. Steitz Headquarters, Washington December 4, 2003 (Phone: 202/358-1730) Alan Buis Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, Calif. (Phone:...	December 4th 03 07:15 PM by Ron Baalke	0	1,257
MEX MOI Delta v by Bjørn Ove Isaksen I see from several articles, eg. http://www.spacedaily.com/news/marsexpress-03n.html That there is an aparent velocity change from 11 Km/s to 9 Km/s in the...	December 5th 03 04:39 AM by Bjørn Ove Isaksen	0	1,051
Pressure fed rockets and cheap pumps by Larry Gales I understand that the biggest advantage of pressure fed rockets is far cheaper (and somewhat smaller, lighter) rocket engines, at the expense of very heavy...	November 14th 03 04:42 AM by Larry Gales	0	1,043
New astronomy website ! by Kris \Space-Link\ Now more than 2000 links about astronomy, space stations, space exploration, rockets, telescopes, observatories, space agencies, astronomy societies, aerospace...	November 13th 03 02:15 PM by Kris \Space-Link\	0	1,104
NASA Exploring Potential of Small UAVs for Earth Studies by Ron Baalke David E. Steitz Headquarters, Washington October 31, 2003 (Phone: 202/358-1730) Keith Koehler Wallops Flight Facility, Wallops Island,...	October 31st 03 08:50 PM by Ron Baalke	0	1,628
NASA Testing K9 Rover In Granite Quarry For Future Missions by Ron Baalke Michael Mewhinney Oct. 30, 2003 NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, Calif. Phone: 650/604-3937 or 650/604-9000 E-mail:...	October 31st 03 04:45 PM by Ron Baalke	0	2,349
Web article about first fully successful automatic docking, 35 years ago by Sven Grahn Dear Friends, I have just completed yet another web article, this time about the second, and really first successful automatic docking, that between...	November 1st 03 02:13 PM by Sven Grahn	0	1,281
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Brain Signals From The Paralyzed or Injured Captured By Computer by Ron Baalke http://web.sfn.org/content/AboutSFN1/NewsReleases/am2003_neural.html For immediate release. Society for Neuroscience News Release For more information,...	November 10th 03 05:20 PM by Ron Baalke	0	1,645
World's Single Largest Telescope Mirror Moves To The LBT by Ron Baalke WORLD'S SINGLE LARGEST TELESCOPE MIRROR MOVES TO THE LBT From Lori Stiles, UA News Services, 520-621-1877 November 3, 2003 Contact information: John M. Hill,...	November 11th 03 08:16 AM by Ron Baalke	0	2,871
NASA Light-Emitting Diode Technology Brings Relief In Clinical Trials by Ron Baalke Michael Braukus Headquarters, Washington November 13, 2003 (Phone: 202/358-1979) Jerry Berg Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville,...	November 14th 03 12:38 AM by Ron Baalke	0	858
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