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Columbia Reconstruction Hangar Walkthrough by LooseChanj
Finally something noteworthy for the lj. Clicky: http://www.livejournal.com/users/ogw/10021.html -- This is a siggy | To E-mail, do note | This...
July 12th 03 07:15 PM
by Kim Keller Go to last post
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Very bright "flash" from a satellite? by [email protected]
As I was walking home just moments ago, perhaps 8:01-8:02 EST, I saw a very bight light less than a finger's distance from Betelgeuse to the east, moving...
March 12th 07 02:36 PM
by Philip Go to last post
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Columbia and PowerPoint by Pat Flannery
Interesting article on the faults of a PowerPoint presentation: http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2005/08/29/AR2005082901444.html Pat
October 20th 05 05:04 AM
by Pat Flannery Go to last post
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How does Rutan get his spaceship into orbit and back? by Geronimo
I know that billionaire entrepreneur in Las Vegas has a "space hotel" designed and built, but he is leaving it to others to build the shuttle that will get the...
August 7th 05 04:19 PM
by richard schumacher Go to last post
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Science Channel heads-up by Pat Flannery
The Science Channel has some interesting space-related programs coming up; On Thursday, Jan.13th, "Rendezvous With Saturn's Moon" about the Huygen's probe...
January 14th 05 07:15 AM
by Pat Flannery Go to last post
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Question
Help! by moonman
help please, I need advice on using my celestron powerseeker 114 telescope, images are blurred?
January 4th 05 01:08 PM
by jerry warner Go to last post
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Distant planet judged possibly habitable by [email protected]
Distant planet judged possibly habitable In findings that if confirmed could stand as a landmark in history, astronomers report finding the most Earth-like...
April 29th 07 04:05 PM
by Paul F. Dietz Go to last post
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Meridiani....where is the ejecta? by Mike Herron
Meridiani has a very strange feature. There are craters and no ejecta. Is the ejecta all covered by some recent event? If so, why is the surface surrounding...
May 11th 04 01:30 PM
by Doug... Go to last post
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Minuteman III "UFO" pictures by Pat Flannery
James Oberg wrote an article in 1982 about how a lot of Soviet UFO sightings were actually secret rocket tests and test warhead...
February 22nd 04 02:16 AM
by Brian Webb Go to last post
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Opportunity backshell and the parachute by Marco
I'm almost sure to have discovered, in one of the last images released by JPL/MER and acquired by MER-A navigation camera on Sol 13, the backshell and the...
February 10th 04 01:10 AM
by Doug... Go to last post
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Variable shape expansion nozzle by Alain Fournier
I just had an idea. It probably wouldn't work but I was wondering if anyone had thought of it, and found why it doesn't work. The ideal shape for an expansion...
November 2nd 03 01:58 PM
by Pat Flannery Go to last post
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STATUS: sci.space.moderated by Alain Fournier
rk wrote: Hi, In response to my earlier post we have received a number of very nice letters, including offers of support for the hosting, helping with...
October 25th 03 10:13 PM
by Derek Lyons Go to last post
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Burt Rutan "On Track" For Dec 17 Flight by Kevin Willoughby
In article , says... Burt Rutan, the man responsible for more innovations in modern ...
October 8th 03 03:07 PM
by Greg D. Moore \(Strider\) Go to last post
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BiPod Heaters? by stmx3
I was reading NASA's return to flight summary. To fix the cause of foam shedding from the left bipod ramp, the summary says that it will be redesigned to...
September 10th 03 06:15 PM
by stmx3 Go to last post
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CAIB's photo slip! by Pat Flannery
Anybody else catch that photos 6.1-2 and 6.1-3 on page 123 of the CAIB report are reversed? White ET insulation foam was used on the _earlier_ flights. Pay
September 5th 03 02:55 AM
by Pat Flannery Go to last post
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Mercury 4.5 for Orbiter released by Robert Conley
http://www.alltel.net/~estar/orbiter.html Animated parachutes like the most recent gemini. The Retrograde clock and timer. Automatic calculation of retro time...
August 30th 03 04:40 AM
by Robert Conley Go to last post
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Pluto Memorial by Dav Vandenbroucke
Along Jefferson Drive, on the south side of the National Mall in Washington DC, there is a series of plaques describing the planets, in relative distance from...
September 20th 06 03:45 AM
by Keith F. Lynch Go to last post
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Van Allen belt behaviour... by snidely
From the British Antarctic Survey is a report on understanding radiation hazards wrt to the Van Allen Belts and space weather. See...
September 13th 05 08:42 PM
by snidely Go to last post
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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 Go to last post
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Today 11/11/2011 by MariaMoon
Congratulations all of this rare event that happens once in a hundred years!
November 15th 11 05:40 PM
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