NASA Back to Moon by 2018 - But WHY ? (aka B1ackwater),
This is yet another new and improved contribution as related directly
with accomplishing our moon for the first time by 2018, and of getting
ouselves to/from that nasty sucker as well as shipping probs off to God
knows where brom a lunar base of operations or best away from the
LSE-CM/ISS. However, being topic/author banished is having it's silver
lining, in that we village idiots don't have to deal with all of the
usual mainstream flak simply because we're sufficiently right and they
(the all-knowing lords and wizards of NASA's ruse/sting of the century)
simply can't stand the thought.

Of going places far and wide via Uncle Al's "stardirve"; perhaps
appreciating "How Hot The Moon" may become somewhat related as to why
it should also have more than it's fair share of RADIUM(Ra-226) to
spare.

It seems that our being topic/author bashed and/or banished by all the
pro-NASA/Apollo and thus anti-ET and therefore anti-God freaks has it's
silver lining, in that I don't have to deal so much with all of their
mainstream spermology flak simply because I'm sufficiently right and
they simply can't stand the thought.

This time it's become the notion of Radium--Radon as utilized for ion
plasma thrusters that has raised the Guth bar of what's
taboo/nondisclosure another notch or two.

Take to mentioning the likes of our icy proto-moon along with whatever
terminology of RADIUM or even RADON is almost as mainstream flak worthy
of slamming doors as per discussing the topic of those horrific SODIUM
atmospheric storms that became a good portion of the 900,000 km comet
like trail having been CCD and narow spectrum optical filter enhanced
images of such being solar wind extracted away from the moon. Of
course, discussing anything that's photon or even physically related to
whatever's of secondary/recoil or vaporising of anything upon our moon
is entirely taboo/nondisclosure, just like the need-to-know natural
colors and otherwise deep albedo of our moon isn't to be taken into
topic consideration.

Silly me, and here I'd thought this next topic/story was actually going
to become another highly interesting notion of yet another perfectly
worthy concept that's anything but all that original. Though obviously
"Uncle Al's" superior stardrive beats my radium/radondrive via radon
plasma-ion thrusters all to hell, and then some.
http://groups.google.com/group/uk.ph...rm/thread/a47=
40ef840094820/1191e16695fda8e8?hl=3Den#1191e16695fda8e8
"Voyage to the stars" by Leonard David,
http://groups.google.com/group/uk.ph...rm/thread/2aa=
1dc4f5d3ab04b/b873b6cb7472d3ea?lnk=3Dst&q=3Dion+thruster&rnum=3D 8&hl=3Den#b=
873b6cb7472d3ea
Since we don't seem to have the latest do-everything stardrive from the
likes of wizard "Uncle Al" at our disposal but, we do seem to have ion
thrusters that need a viable resource of plasma gas, as such this is
certainly not by my way of village idiot thinking such an entirely bad
notion "To send a spacecraft where none has gone before is a dream
assignment for any space scientist and engineer", or at least to send
off a probe with a sufficient cash of our best digital smut as stowed
onboard in order to make those damn ETs take a closer look-see at what
in the Sam Hell went so terribly wrong back upon Earth, that's
otherwise been orbited and subsequently terraformed with salty ice and
the DNA/RNA within by such an icy proto-moon.

However, in order to accomplish this extended/everlasting task of
getting whatever craft or probe to the next available star system, I
believe of what's to be needed most of all is a great deal of speed and
thus a great deal of continuously applied thrust, along with obviously
the necessary element of fuel and capable plasma generating energy
that's required, at least until that probe is passing the nullification
point of no return, such as the mutual gravity-well that's situated
between our solar system and that of the Sirius star system at roughly
3=2E5 fold our solar system mass might prove most gravity attractive.

That's why I'd suggested, perhaps there's yet another perfectly good
reason as to first "go back to the moon", or at least get there for the
first time, as for obtaining a large amount of Radium(Ra-226) so that
subsequently a large ion worthy amount of Radon(Rn-222) gas becomes the
medium by which the plasma thrust delivers the maximum kinetic energy
and velocity/kj.

Ionized radon plasma could and perhaps should become our the next best
form of powerful ion thrusters.
Although the radon thrust itself should be WMD invisible, it's greater
density as a gas, liquid or possibly frozen substance seems rather
interesting since radon is something that's not exactly all that hard
to come by, yet as far as I can tell, it seems that Earth and we humans
upon it could do quite nicely without the likes of radon.

One method of artificially creating an on-demand supply of radon while
on the fly is with having a sufficient cash of radium which supposedly
isn't exactly all that available upon Earth but, perhaps upon our moon
could represent megatonnes of Radium(Ra-226). Thereby the Radon(Rn-222)
ions as plasma thrusters of what a moon base of mostly robotic
operations could represent might become our very best alternative,
especially since by then solar/PV cell energy conversion/m2 at better
than 75% should become more than adequate for the available starshine
to be ionizing the likes of Radon into a substantial plasma flow. As
for getting whatever back up into lunar orbit shouldn't be all that
testy, and of course so much easier yet with the LSE-CM/ISS
accomplishing the simple and energy efficient elevator to/from task of
getting whatever tonnage of products and/or folks from the lunar
surface into the ME-L1/EM-L2 gravity free trade zone.

Of course a Plutonium energy cell for deriving the necessary kj/t of
probe might be supplemented along with having a 10,000 m2 PV collector
or possibly a tether dipole method of extracting energy from space, or
these days a sophisticated deep-space probe as performing as a one-way
massage packet transponder could become as little as 100 kg, whereas
the only message need be: SOS Earth(3rd rock from the sun) SOS
Earth(3rd rock from the sun) SOS, and so forth. If ETs can't manage to
extrapolate our position from following a portion of our radon ion
trail, then they're probably not worth their salt and shouldn't bother
coming to our rescue.

I'm thinking 222/131 =3D 1.71 fold thrust improvement (if not the square
of that amount being 2.89) over using Xenon and, a greater than 800
fold improvement in thrust duration due to utilizing a sufficient cash
of Ra-226 on behalf of producing the Rn-222 on the fly, thus a good
1360:1 overall mission improvement (that's not even taking the added
thrust velocity into account), which seems perfectly nifty for a
interstellar probe that could be making 10% light speed once getting
itself gravity pulled towards the next available star system. Meaning
that we could use the likes of Sirius as a terrific velocity booster
for sending that speedy probe far beyond.

Radium (Ra-226) offers a half life of 1600 years (I believe that's got
to represent lots of radon gas generation potential)
http://www.chemicalelements.com/elements/ra.html
http://www.chemicalelements.com/elements/xe.html
http://www.chemicalelements.com/elements/rn.html

Our Colorful Moon :
http://www.rc-astro.com/img/moon_colors_2005-04-18.jpg
All images and site content are Copyright =A92002-2005 by Russell
Croman.
=A9 2005 Russell Croman, www.rc-astro.com
http://www.rc-astro.com/contact.htm
The colors in the Moon image are real, in a sense, Croman explained.
"To bring out the differences between the various regions, the color
saturation has been greatly enhanced," he explained. "The hues are
correct."
"Differences in color on the lunar surface indicate different ages and
types of materials. Croman offers prints of this and other space
images."
Giving this image of his a 50% boost in contrast is certainly worth
doing, as that'll get the albedo a bit closer to reality. There are
actually many official color images of the moon as having been obtained
from orbit that are considerably darker and yet indicating as to a good
amount of deeply rich colors while fully solar illuminated. Thus
there's no viable excuse for the nearly white-out zones of colorless
lunar terrain that went on and on for as far as their UNFILTERED Kodak
moments could record.
~

Life upon Venus, a township w/Bridge & ET/UFO Park-n-Ride Tarmac:
http://guthvenus.tripod.com/gv-town.htm
The Russian/China LSE-CM/ISS (Lunar Space Elevator)
http://guthvenus.tripod.com/lunar-space-elevator.htm
Venus ETs, plus the updated sub-topics; Brad Guth / GASA-IEIS
http://guthvenus.tripod.com/gv-topics.htm
War is war, thus "in war there are no rules" - In fact, war has been
the very reason of having to deal with the likes of others that haven't
been playing by whatever rules, such as GW Bush.

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Dear lord and all-knowing Bookman,
But what about all of the lunar radium-226 and of the subsequent
radon-222?

Why are you avoiding the truth and nothing but the truth this time?

In case your intellectual pagan buttology hasn't noticed, I don't give
a crapolla tinkers damn about your incest sexual partner (Bruce) in
crimes against humanity, but unlike yourself I actually do care about
radium.

Can you possibly be any more out of context for us lord Bookman(pagan
spermologest).
~

Life upon Venus, a township w/Bridge & ET/UFO Park-n-Ride Tarmac:
http://guthvenus.tripod.com/gv-town.htm
The Russian/China LSE-CM/ISS (Lunar Space Elevator)
http://guthvenus.tripod.com/lunar-space-elevator.htm
Venus ETs, plus the updated sub-topics; Brad Guth / GASA-IEIS
http://guthvenus.tripod.com/gv-topics.htm
War is war, thus "in war there are no rules" - In fact, war has been
the very reason of having to deal with the likes of others that haven't
been playing by whatever rules, such as GW Bush.