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Launch Pad 34 artifacts by Richard Glueck Metal collected from around the base of Pad 34, where the Apollo 1 fire took place. The pad is now abandoned and a tour stop for official...	April 5th 13 05:17 AM by bob haller	2	1,536
Did Apollo really travel sideways? by [email protected] I just watched Man Moment Machine featuring Apollo 13. In most of the animations, the LM/CSM was traveling to the side. Is this right? I always assumed it... ( 1 2)	April 4th 13 08:15 PM by Shelley	12	2,306
STS 70 launch artifact by Richard Glueck Insulation collected at base of launch pad for "Discovery" STS 70. This was the woodpecker tank...	April 3rd 13 06:59 PM by Richard Glueck	0	1,330
recovered F-1 engines - which mission? by Jan Philips Which mission are the recovered F-1 engines from? Most reports say that they are from Apollo 11, but some say that they don't know because the serial numbers... ( 1 2 3)	March 28th 13 06:14 PM by Jan Philips	29	3,663
Could we retrieve Voyager I? by Greg \(Strider\) Moore http://what-if.xkcd.com/38/ An interesting "what if". (And Bob, this is what makes some of your plans for "retrieve this or that" so economical.)	March 27th 13 09:07 PM by David Spain	5	1,406
Asteroid impact question by Fevric J. Glandules So now we all know that the next time you see an extremely bright fireball, get away from the windows, and hide under the bed and wait for the bang. However...	March 25th 13 12:02 AM by Brad Guth[_3_]	3	1,234
Ethics & The Future of Brain Research by Immortalist What if our thoughts could be plumbed by a brain scanner and memories manipulated with the flip of a genetic switch? These science fiction– like scenarios... ( 1 2 3 ... Last Page)	March 22nd 13 05:25 PM by Mahipal	59	5,301
"The Challenger" by Fevric J. Glandules "the story of a brilliant physicist turned brilliant detective fighting a lone battle against a dark force field of political coverup, spin and ...	March 19th 13 12:22 PM by Fevric J. Glandules	0	1,169
PLAY IT AGAIN, SAMMY! by Intrepid[_2_] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wtgklHQ52WE MORE BULL**** THEORIES FROM THE...	March 17th 13 11:26 AM by Intrepid[_2_]	0	1,359
Venus for dummies (1.0) / Brad Guth (GuthVenus) by Brad Guth[_3_] How long would it take for us humans to fully exploit and deplete another planet or large moon? Using Earth as an example, and knowing that only since the...	March 14th 13 02:53 PM by Brad Guth[_3_]	4	1,588
Venus for dummies (1.0) / Brad Guth (GuthVenus) by Brad Guth[_3_] On Mar 6, 3:52pm, Brad Guth wrote: On Mar 3, 10:01am, Brad Guth wrote:	March 7th 13 05:41 PM by Brad Guth[_3_]	0	1,369
U.S. Space Shuttle vs Soviet Buran by Dean Has there ever been any consensus that Buran was a copy (stolen) of the U.S. Shuttle? The resemblence of the two seems to be too close to be anything... ( 1 2)	March 7th 13 04:30 PM by bob haller	12	2,592
HAS CONGRESS FLIPPED ITS LID? by [email protected] WASHINGTON, D.C. (Rueters) -- The U.S. House of Representatives has voted unanimously to rename a NASA flight research center in California after the...	March 6th 13 11:40 PM by Mikey	2	1,472
explain the motion of objects in the day/night skyin terms ofrelative positions? by [email protected] i am doing a science project for my 10th grade teacher ms.Page and can't find the anwser can some one help me and i need it before march 13!!! please and thank...	March 5th 13 06:01 PM by David Spain	3	1,422
F-1 engine - first launch by Jan Philips The bottom of this page http://www.astronautix.com/engines/f1.htm says "first launch 1959". Wasn't this only a static test firing? The first launch was the... ( 1 2 3)	March 4th 13 12:54 PM by Jeff Findley[_2_]	26	2,920
Wonder what the LM lower stages condition is ?? by bob haller Did nasa ever state what would happen to the lower stage left on the moon?? If the hydrazine fuels leaked it could of caused a explosion. as far as I know... ( 1 2 3 ... Last Page)	February 28th 13 12:27 AM by bob haller	61	6,223
Apollo 13 ? by Ken S. Tucker[_2_] In popular televised accounts the A13 3 astronauts had a problem with cold, due to power conservation, but they aren't shown wearing their space suits to keep... ( 1 2 3)	February 25th 13 01:34 AM by Brad Guth[_3_]	20	3,208
...NASA: Mars Soil Sample Discovery is "...one for the history books"!!! by [email protected] http://thelede.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/12/03/mars-rover-discovery-revealed/ http://www.3news.co.nz/Complex-chemistry-found-on-Mars/tabid/1160/articleID/279080/D...	February 24th 13 03:02 AM by [email protected]	0	1,368
Venus for dummies (1.0) / Brad Guth (GuthVenus) by Brad Guth[_3_] On Feb 20, 4:48pm, Brad Guth wrote: On Feb 20, 2:59pm, Brad Guth wrote:	February 21st 13 04:21 PM by Brad Guth[_3_]	0	1,207
Russian Meteor Strike by [email protected] Apparently a small chunk of the planetoid flying by Earth has struck a Russian town. Over 400 people injured, no deaths reported... ( 1 2 3 ... Last Page)	February 21st 13 08:01 AM by rwalker	30	3,427

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