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Was the 'heart pacemaker' a 'space spinoff'? by Jim Oberg Question -- most space-spinoffs seem to be mythical, how about these claims from a nice Jim Voss school speech, including pacemakers and Velcro? "Most...	October 27th 04 03:05 PM by Henry Spencer	8	405
Was the 'heart pacemaker' a 'space spinoff'? by Rusty B On Thu, 21 Oct 2004 17:54:51 GMT, "Jim Oberg" wrote: Question -- most space-spinoffs seem to be mythical, how about...	October 27th 04 02:59 PM by Henry Spencer	2	1,177
NASA's fifth "Weightless Wonder" to be retiered by Alan Erskine "Jacques van Oene" wrote in message ... Press Release #J04-051 October 25, 2004 Nicole...	October 27th 04 08:46 AM by Alan Erskine	0	609
Etomcat Endorses Democractic Presidental Candidate John F. Kerry by Tamas Feher This announcement confirms that Tamas Feher has endorsed John Kerry for U.S. Presidental Elections in 2004. Q&A: A., Why Kerry? -Kerry has a plan. What is...	October 27th 04 04:31 AM by Fred J. McCall	3	571
Anniversary by Rand Simberg I have some brief thoughts on the significance of October 4th. http://www.transterrestrial.com/archives/004361.html#004361	October 27th 04 01:42 AM by Mad Ad	2	387
How many want to go into space? by Earl Colby Pottinger check out http://www.space.com/news/virgin_galactic_041022.html For some reason a number of people are always posting that there is not enough people wanting...	October 27th 04 12:15 AM by Andrew Gray	2	518
space travel by zelos well, ive looked throught the forum and see some stuff about the future for space. ideas and so on. but have any1 of you thought about how we should be able...	October 26th 04 05:33 PM by Matthew Hagston	7	1,075
SpaceShipOne News Coverage just a little rough on the edges by Earl Colby Pottinger (Peter Stickney) : So, it appears that the Orteig Prize contenders took the best advantage of existing technology, rather than...	October 26th 04 04:34 PM by Earl Colby Pottinger	0	353
Succesful Brazilian launch by Andrew Gray http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/3948531.stm "Brazil has successfully launched its first rocket into space. (...) "At the time of last year's explosion,...	October 26th 04 04:34 PM by Earl Colby Pottinger	6	413
msnbc/oberg: 'Murphy's Law' rules outer space by Jim Oberg 'Murphy's Law' rules outer space .... And NASA still needs to learn how to evade it http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3033063/ Analysis By James Oberg NBC News... ( 1 2 3)	October 25th 04 07:55 PM by Jeff Findley	25	1,207
A magic Space Station that flies too... by AA Institute Imagine if this could be done in the next 30 years, we'd have not only established a foothold at a single location like the Moon or Mars... but the whole solar... ( 1 2 3)	October 25th 04 06:55 AM by AA Institute	22	1,956
New single molecular layer graphene for solar sail material? by Robert Clark Discovery Of Two-Dimensional Fabric Denotes Dawn Of New Materials Era. Chernogolovka, Russia (SPX) Oct 22, 2004 "Researchers at The University of Manchester...	October 25th 04 12:43 AM by Uncle Al	1	565
Starfleet Academy -- the beginning by Allen Thomson Officials activate National Security Space Institute by Capt. Johnny Rea Air Force Space Command Public Affairs 10/18/2004 - PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo....	October 24th 04 09:45 AM by Jonathan	1	436
Piracy in space will be a problem in the future !!! by Karl-Hugo Weesberg More and more valuable satellites, spaceships and space-stations will enter space. In a few years, space-pirates will start to ambush spaceships and to steal...	October 24th 04 05:49 AM by Fin Fahey	2	458
A Ramble: addressing Gender Relations & Procreation in Space. by T I know, I know- this could turn into a salacious thread, and I'm all for that from time to time but realistically speaking men & women will at some point be...	October 23rd 04 12:03 PM by T	2	400
The Moon by Jim Davis william mook wrote: We have a process that makes DC electricity from sunlight at $0.00125 per kWh (1/8th cent per kWh) We have a low-cost way to make... ( 1 2 3 ... Last Page)	October 23rd 04 07:32 AM by Paul A. Suhler	42	1,466
Falcon 1 to Pad by [email protected] Craig Covault AW&ST story at: "http://www.aviationow.com/avnow/news/channel_awst_story.jsp?id=news/09274wna.xml" says that the first SpaceX Falcon 1 is... ( 1 2)	October 23rd 04 02:10 AM by Paul F. Dietz	14	1,322
Dynamics of an Earth Ring by AA Institute Before anybody gives me that look...this question is totally in the context of a "what if" kind of hypothetical scenario. Suppose an asteroid somehow, through... ( 1 2 3 ... Last Page)	October 22nd 04 11:53 PM by James	100	4,576
Private high flights and definition of space by Crown-Horned Snorkack What is space? And what is launch? Where is the top of airspace? It is perfectly legal for any spacecraft on orbit to fly over any state, even for explicit...	October 22nd 04 09:37 PM by Earl Colby Pottinger	5	626
Iran nuke plant finished -- NASA still restricted from Russian space purchases? by Jim Oberg Does this render the Sensenbrenner anti-proliferation constraint on NASA purchase of Russian space stuff moot? Sort of a fait accompli d'espace,... ( 1 2)	October 22nd 04 08:05 PM by Sander Vesik	15	1,128

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