Says it all really. I guess the problem could be a loot of things, but generally the system seems robust so... Brian -- From the Sofa of Brian Gaff Reply...

I'd imagine that one has to be travelling pretty slow to get captured in fact. Its not like a little well one can fall into, its more like a shallow saucer...

So the $3.9B question. No shuttle extension, means there will be "the gap". How much will it cost us to contract the Russians to send up an Orion docking...

I would have thought that drinking more fluids might help a canister work as you would sweat it out more. One does not want to dehydrate for many reasons....

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/27479972/ An excerpt from the article for fair use and to pique the interest of readers and those who are alarmed at the amount of...

This topic has come up in the past, but the question remains: Is there somewhere in NASA a plan for maintaining the ISS orbital altitude over the next decade...

A tour group just returned from Baykonur with some routine launch pad (and Nedelin disaster site) photographs, plus some great new view INSIDE the...

Cosmic Log (http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/11485023/#060222b) Feb. 22, 2006 | 10 p.m. ET 'GloveSat' spotted: More than two weeks after it was pushed into...

Russia offers space honeymoon Agence France-Presse From correspondents in Moscow December 21, 2003 DESPITE banning marriages in space, Russia is offering...

Hewre's a conversation going on elsewhe ----- Original Message ----- From: "Zeger Nuyens" To:...

On NASA TV's STS-130 Flight Day Highlights segment aired Wednesday afternoon, there was a short clip showing shuttle astronaut Kathryn Hire preparing an ISS...

A while ago, I was talking with a friend who is no space expert more of layman when it comes to all things space related. We where discussing the China's...

Has Russia committed any significant amount of its own money to this project? It seems to me that Perminov was counting on European and Japanese partners to...

There is a new CR being generated for the "let's leave an MPLM on the station" concept, truly an exercise that will never die. Perhaps it will go all the way...

The 181th launch of Arianne 5 spacecraft occured about an hour ago. It succesfully put into orbit the Jules Verne ATV. (the 181 number was mentioned by a...

just discussed on air-to-ground, and confirmed with call to JSC PAO in Houston.

In some respects I not suprize to see it happen. Though the requirement was a little much for a lunar craft. Bit suprized they dropped the requirement for...

Take a look at my site and learn why NASA engineers are afraid to speak out -- as is well documented in the reports of the two shuttle accidents. The site is...

So, if I wanted to try to grow some Cosmic Snowflakes at the Space Station to see what they look like, would I have to talk to the Russians about it? Isn't...

On Sat, 2 Aug 2003 08:02:29 -0500, "John Maxson" wrote: What's the projected world population by the time we expect to have...