It was one year ago today ...

Ok, yesterday, or the day before that, when Keith Cowing posted this :

http://www.nasawatch.com/archives/20...esponds_t.html

NASA Responds to Stick Rumors.

So one full year later, where are we with this thing?

I know that two full years after September of 2005, I finished my ESAS.

On Nov 22, 10:43 pm, kT wrote:
Ok, yesterday, or the day before that, when Keith Cowing posted this :

http://www.nasawatch.com/archives/20...esponds_t.html

NASA Responds to Stick Rumors.

So one full year later, where are we with this thing?

I know that two full years after September of 2005, I finished my ESAS.

You'll need to work with ghostnasa if you'd like to know more about
the truth of what's so terribly dead wrong with the NASA big stick
plan of action.

In other words, even if there was another Saturn V on the pad and
fully outfitted as per another Apollo mission, it isn't going to
happen according to those pesky regular laws of physics, and much less
via whatever stick alternatives hauling even greater amounts of inert
mass.
--
Brad Guth