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Probably Stupid Idea for Saving Hubble by John Savard Instead of making saving Hubble dependent on the successful design of an elaborate telemanipulator device that will completely recondition the... ( 1 2 3 ... Last Page)	August 29th 04 12:04 AM by John Savard	60	1,947
John McCain's Space Program by Mark R. Whittington What would space policy be like under a John McCain Presidency? Some hint of what the course of the United States space program would be was given recently... ( 1 2 3 ... Last Page)	February 14th 08 09:32 PM by Ian Parker	76	1,946
.. What if Tom Hanks filmed the...Future...of NASA instead of it's past? by jonathan[_3_] What future would he write? Or would you? A future based on what is likely to occur based on current facts and trends? Or a future NASA ..should...have in... ( 1 2 3 ... Last Page)	August 5th 08 01:41 PM by [email protected]	60	1,945
Progress, elite control by Alexander S. It occurs to me that because we live in a society where the main institutions are necessarily controlled by the rich, who constitute an elite minority, and...	July 5th 03 10:06 PM by ZZBunker	3	1,943
Cult spacecraft Part One: The Little Spaceplane That Couldn't by [email protected] See: http://www.space-travel.com/reports/Cult_spacecraft_Part_One_The_Little_Spaceplane_That_Could_Not_999.html ( 1 2 3 ... Last Page)	December 14th 08 07:25 PM by Fred J. McCall[_3_]	54	1,943
Focus on solar outbursts (Forwarded) by 101101 Did anyone hear about the storm last week affecting a lot of pc hard drives? "Andrew Yee" wrote in...	November 26th 03 11:31 PM by 101101	0	1,943
How can humans advance towards a permanent and practical manned precence in space? by [email protected] Personally I reckon that the Moon will be a key, a place where we can learn to operate in space while still remaining close enough to home for a speedy... ( 1 2 3 ... Last Page)	July 13th 07 12:47 AM by BradGuth	73	1,942
Is deep-cryo of LOX a performance uber-alles baby step? by William Mook[_2_] On Saturday, March 5, 2016 at 2:36:40 PM UTC+13, Rick Jones wrote: All the fun SpaceX have had with launch delays and deep cryo of the LOX (and RP-1?) has...	March 8th 16 09:09 PM by William Mook[_2_]	2	1,942
Iranian-American space tourist to fly NEXT MONTH by Jim Oberg Ansari was the backup 'space tourist', and the prime guy (Enomoto) was just medically disqualified. She can speak to people in Iran with a 'voice from heaven'... ( 1 2 3 ... Last Page)	September 3rd 06 02:38 AM by Fred J. McCall	43	1,941
Mushrooms - the pioneer species by William Mook[_2_] I've spoken extensively about nanotechnology that converts planets and asteroids into living systems. Here is an organism that is a prototype for this sort of... ( 1 2 3)	May 4th 15 10:31 AM by Fred J. McCall[_3_]	22	1,939
The Rise Of String Theory And The Fall Of Science by Sound of Trumpet http://www.ornery.org/essays/warwatch/2006-10-08-1.html Civilization Watch First appeared in print in The Rhinoceros Times, Greensboro,... ( 1 2 3 ... Last Page)	October 29th 06 06:07 PM by Mark K. Bilbo	43	1,936
A recent secret launch of a rocket off the coast of California? by [email protected] \| It was caught on tape and the government says it wasn't something a foreign power did. Star wars still or just a test of submarine based missiles to see if... ( 1 2 3 ... Last Page)	November 15th 10 02:13 PM by Jeff Findley	35	1,935
afgrrm weekly statistics (04/02/06) by bombardmentforce Google in Any group to see that Herb is an ignorant and rude Luddite who thinks ISS is high tech. ( 1 2 3 ... Last Page)	April 6th 06 04:11 AM by bombardmentforce	66	1,929
Meanwhile, back at the Mars Science Laboratory rover by Pat Flannery Okay...just $82 million more dollars, and this time we can _guarantee_ you it will be ready to... ( 1 2 3 ... Last Page)	February 14th 11 09:24 PM by Brad Guth[_3_]	33	1,929
TRUE physical by brian a m stuckless $$ TRUE physical $$ $$ GUESS iSS General UNiVERSAL EQUATiON of STATE SYSTEM, enthalpy: $$ $$ \|(m1*v1)^2 ... ( 1 2 3 ... Last Page)	June 9th 06 12:07 PM by tomcat	59	1,925
Disney's 'Global Warming' Cartoon Opens at over $70 million by jonathan Ice Age, the Meltdown The first weekend, it's a smash with the kiddies. Get your official screen saver today. http://www.iceagemovie.com/index.html And... ( 1 2 3 ... Last Page)	April 8th 06 02:51 AM by Leonard C Robinson	71	1,925
Reentry prize? by Ruediger Klaehn After the claiming of the X-Prize (hopefully) this year, and with the NASA centennial challenges program, there is some need for new ideas for aerospace... ( 1 2 3 ... Last Page)	May 12th 04 12:07 AM by Len	46	1,924
International Space Station Crews Mark Three Years Aboard by James Oberg "Every endeavour that continuously pushes the boundaries of human achievment can have times of both great triumph and great tragedy. The space agencies and... ( 1 2 3)	November 19th 03 02:06 PM by Eric Chomko	22	1,923
CNN International does it again by Pat Flannery Asteroid approaching Earth, but will miss. "Even if it didn't miss, it wouldn't do any damage, as it's a tiny thing only about 20 meters in diameter, and... ( 1 2 3 ... Last Page)	July 4th 11 08:50 PM by Fred J. McCall[_3_]	32	1,922
Lisa Nowak Example for Human Spaceflight End? by ed kyle Think about it. Astro-Robots don't have "love triangles". They don't get arrested. They don't end up being the subject of mug shots that make them talk show... ( 1 2 3 ... Last Page)	February 10th 07 11:07 AM by Alex Terrell	40	1,922

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