Spaceship 1

I was at Mojave Space Port watching the take off and landing.

Spaceship 1 was basicly desigened for the X-prize, if it's used after that,
it'll be for reseach and paid rides to the edge of space.

While they would not say anything about it, they are already looking at a
New Craft that someday would reach low earth orbit.

At the landing, a man from the FAA signed the papers that made Mojave
Airport into the Mojave Space Port / Space Flight Test Center.

The first such landlocked center in the USA.

This "ship" thing is a complete waste of time and money, IMO. Thank
goodness it's being privately funded and not coming from my pocket.

Jon

"starlord" wrote in message
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I was at Mojave Space Port watching the take off and landing.

Spaceship 1 was basicly desigened for the X-prize, if it's used after
that,
it'll be for reseach and paid rides to the edge of space.

While they would not say anything about it, they are already looking at a
New Craft that someday would reach low earth orbit.

At the landing, a man from the FAA signed the papers that made Mojave
Airport into the Mojave Space Port / Space Flight Test Center.

The first such landlocked center in the USA.

This "ship" thing is a complete waste of time and money, IMO. Thank
goodness it's being privately funded and not coming from my pocket.

Jon

"starlord" wrote in message
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I was at Mojave Space Port watching the take off and landing.

Spaceship 1 was basicly desigened for the X-prize, if it's used after
that,
it'll be for reseach and paid rides to the edge of space.

While they would not say anything about it, they are already looking at a
New Craft that someday would reach low earth orbit.

At the landing, a man from the FAA signed the papers that made Mojave
Airport into the Mojave Space Port / Space Flight Test Center.

The first such landlocked center in the USA.

"Jon Kickerston" wrote in message
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This "ship" thing is a complete waste of time and money, IMO. Thank
goodness it's being privately funded and not coming from my pocket.

Funny thing is... that's what they said about Orville and Wilbur, too.

"Jon Kickerston" wrote in message
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This "ship" thing is a complete waste of time and money, IMO. Thank
goodness it's being privately funded and not coming from my pocket.

Funny thing is... that's what they said about Orville and Wilbur, too.

And now that I've got my new hard drive and have updated my software, I can
put you back in the Killfile where I had you before.

You wouldn't have let the people of the old world search for anything new.

"Jon Kickerston" wrote in message
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This "ship" thing is a complete waste of time and money, IMO. Thank
goodness it's being privately funded and not coming from my pocket.

Jon

"starlord" wrote in message
...
I was at Mojave Space Port watching the take off and landing.

Spaceship 1 was basicly desigened for the X-prize, if it's used after
that,
it'll be for reseach and paid rides to the edge of space.

While they would not say anything about it, they are already looking at
a
New Craft that someday would reach low earth orbit.

At the landing, a man from the FAA signed the papers that made Mojave
Airport into the Mojave Space Port / Space Flight Test Center.

The first such landlocked center in the USA.

And now that I've got my new hard drive and have updated my software, I can
put you back in the Killfile where I had you before.

You wouldn't have let the people of the old world search for anything new.

"Jon Kickerston" wrote in message
link.net...
This "ship" thing is a complete waste of time and money, IMO. Thank
goodness it's being privately funded and not coming from my pocket.

Jon

"starlord" wrote in message
...
I was at Mojave Space Port watching the take off and landing.

Spaceship 1 was basicly desigened for the X-prize, if it's used after
that,
it'll be for reseach and paid rides to the edge of space.

While they would not say anything about it, they are already looking at
a
New Craft that someday would reach low earth orbit.

At the landing, a man from the FAA signed the papers that made Mojave
Airport into the Mojave Space Port / Space Flight Test Center.

The first such landlocked center in the USA.

On Wed, 23 Jun 2004 02:15:25 +0000, Jon Kickerston wrote:

This "ship" thing is a complete waste of time and money, IMO. Thank
goodness it's being privately funded and not coming from my pocket.

Jon


Thank goodness you're not running it.

On Wed, 23 Jun 2004 02:15:25 +0000, Jon Kickerston wrote:

This "ship" thing is a complete waste of time and money, IMO. Thank
goodness it's being privately funded and not coming from my pocket.

Jon


Thank goodness you're not running it.

Just think about it, if he's gotten any kind of MS software, he did help pay
for it, after all the co-founder of MS paid the $20 million cost of the
project.

"Fred Garvin" wrote in message
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On Wed, 23 Jun 2004 02:15:25 +0000, Jon Kickerston wrote:

This "ship" thing is a complete waste of time and money, IMO. Thank
goodness it's being privately funded and not coming from my pocket.

Jon


Thank goodness you're not running it.