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What I want to know is why NASA thinks they need to be
launching a lot of people into space? Because we can. *It's as good a reason as any... Jeff -- " Solids are a branch of fireworks, not rocketry. :-) :-) ", Henry Spencer 1/28/2011- NASA is totallyu ignoring the economic collapse of our country..... congreess is directing nasa keep the pork flowing, but doing so may likely kill nasa completely |
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Jeff Findley wrote:
In article , says... What I want to know is why NASA thinks they need to be launching a lot of people into space? Because we can. It's as good a reason as any... Jeff I have no issue with a government agency dedicated to the objective of launching government employees (esp. legislators) into space. What I object to is also tasking said agency with bringing them back. ;-) Dave |
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"bob haller" wrote in message ... What I want to know is why NASA thinks they need to be launching a lot of people into space? Because we can. It's as good a reason as any... The bobbert's opposition to HSF is well known. I actually concur with the above. We do it because we can. And want to-luddites like the bobbert notwithstanding. |
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On May 13, 9:49*am, bob haller wrote:
What I want to know is why NASA thinks they need to be launching a lot of people into space? Because we can. *It's as good a reason as any... Jeff -- " Solids are a branch of fireworks, not rocketry. :-) :-) ", Henry Spencer 1/28/2011- NASA is totallyu ignoring the economic collapse of our country..... This 'collapse' made possible by insane right wing policies such as starving government of revenues by cutting corporate taxes to historic lows, such that companies such as GE making 10 billion dollar profits not only paid no taxes, but got a billion free 'back'... http://www.forbes.com/2010/04/01/ge-...ate-taxes.html Although taxes paid by corporations, measured as a share of the economy, rose modestly during the boom years of the 1990s, they remained sharply lower even in the boom years than in previous decades. According to OMB historical data, corporate taxes averaged 2 percent of GDP in the 1990s. That represented only about two-fifths of their share of GDP in the 1950s, half of their share in the 1960s, and three-quarters of their share in the 1970s. The share that corporate tax revenues comprise of total federal tax revenues also has collapsed, falling from an average of 28 percent of federal revenues in the 1950s and 21 percent in the 1960s to an average of about 10 percent since the 1980s. The effective corporate tax rate — that is, the percentage of corporate profits that is paid in federal corporate income taxes — has followed a similar pattern. During the 1990s, corporations as a group paid an average of 25.3 percent of their profits in federal corporate income taxes, according to new Congressional Research Service estimates. By contrast, they paid more than 49 percent in the 1950s, 38 percent in the 1960s, and 33 percent in the 1970s. Corporate income tax revenues are lower in the United States than in most European countries. According to data from the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, total federal and state corporate income tax revenues in the United States in 2000, measured as a share of the economy, were about one-quarter less than the average for other OECD member countries. Thirty-five years ago, the opposite was true — corporations in the United States bore a heavier burden than their European counterparts.- http://www.cbpp.org/cms/index.cfm?fa=view&id=1311 congreess is directing nasa keep the pork flowing, but doing so may likely kill nasa completely Your meds have failed. Andre |
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congreess is directing nasa keep the pork flowing, but doing so may
likely kill nasa completely Your meds have failed. Andre Wouldeveryone who belied ARES was a good idea please cite your posts. the only people who liked ARES were the existing shuttle contractors, who no doubt paid off congress to build it. any thinking person knew solids on a manned vehicle were a bad idea. and according to jonh young nasa specked a vehicle that was too big too costly that no one wanted. we could of already been flying on existing delta and atlas heavies if nasa congress hadnt ordered keep the pork flowing. as our economy continues to un. wind the $ for nasa will decrease, and blunders make their budget decline a lot is more likely giving nasa $ is like giving a sailor on leave money for investment, it will be squandered |
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On May 14, 10:39*am, bob haller vomited:
congreess is directing nasa keep the pork flowing, but doing so may likely kill nasa completely Your meds have failed. Andre Wouldeveryone who belied ARES was a good idea please cite your posts. Well, if you're going to ignore the main body of my post that gave solid evidence that your ASSertion about the economy was WRONG, then I will ignore your drug addled brain damaged screed that is utterly a factless and unfocused mess. And, your meds are still failed. Andre |
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On May 14, 11:18*am, Andre Lieven wrote:
On May 14, 10:39*am, bob haller vomited: congreess is directing nasa keep the pork flowing, but doing so may likely kill nasa completely Your meds have failed. Andre Wouldeveryone who belied ARES was a good idea please cite your posts. Well, if you're going to ignore the main body of my post that gave solid evidence that your ASSertion about the economy was WRONG, then I will ignore your drug addled brain damaged screed that is utterly a factless and unfocused mess. And, your meds are still failed. Andre corporations solved many tax issues by moving production to foreign countries, nearly everything gewts produced in places like china and their 2 buck a day pay american. some produts marked made in america are produced with all imported from china parts, and mostly assembled in china. final assembly in here, for the made in america label but really they arent. congress meddling in nasa is just one example, of boondoggle spending driven by congress, pork piggie spending that we can no longer afford |
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On May 14, 11:18*am, Andre Lieven wrote:
On May 14, 10:39*am, bob haller vomited: congreess is directing nasa keep the pork flowing, but doing so may likely kill nasa completely Your meds have failed. Andre Wouldeveryone who belied ARES was a good idea please cite your posts. Well, if you're going to ignore the main body of my post that gave solid evidence that your ASSertion about the economy was WRONG, then I will ignore your drug addled brain damaged screed that is utterly a factless and unfocused mess. And, your meds are still failed. Andre There are government entities that work and government entities that don't work. The differences between these can be traced back to how they're organized and function. Eisenhower was a master at getting things done. He was not only President of the United States at a time when that job meant a lot more than it does now, Eisenhower was Supreme Commander of the Allied Command in Europe in World War Two. The War In Europe ended before the War in Japan. Eisenhower knew how to get the job done. Eisenhower organized NASA. Eisenhower opposed a civilian space program following the leaks that occurred through civilians about our atomic secrets. He arranged things so that vonBraun couldn't accidentally orbit a payload on a missile test in 1956 for this reason. But the events of 1957 inspired Congress to demand the President *do* something about a non-existent Soviet lead in space. Eisenhower was sure that the entire Sputnik thing was a psyop by the Soviets against the West's bravado and derring do. You may recall JFK ran on a non-existent missile gap that Eisenhower refused to talk about for fear of leaking missile secrets to the Soviets who had just gotten the bomb years ahead of schedule. So what did Eisenhower do when he created NASA? Well first - the name. Sounds a lot like NAZI doesn't it? Its not accidental! Werner Von Braun, Krafft Ehricke, Professor Von Eschen were all former NAZIs picked up in Operation Paperclip. You know, that wonderful government program that brought you MK-ULTRA and LSD. It also brought you missiles that could vaporize any city in the world in 42 minutes or less and Eisenhower wanted to keep that **** secret. People hated the NAZIs so why not name the agency in a way that pointed right at the NAZIs who ran it!? Eisenhower read the debriefing documents in 1947 where these assholes wanted to put a base on the moon to bomb Earth in the event of a Soviet attack. He had no doubt they could do it! He asked, who would run these bases? Well, experts would! You know, the damn NAZIs!! F**k that **** - he just got done beating those *******s. He's not going to spend billions of dollars to set up a base on the moon to let them drop bombs on the Earth! He classified that **** and kept them in the background. He sure as hell didn't want a lot of publicity for it. So, when he was forced by Congress to do something, he created NASA. Being the expert in getting things done - he made damn sure he structured the new agency in a way that it wouldn't get things done. It would quickly become a political football and irrelevant to the nation - and eventually, the American people would say, why are we paying for this ****, and it would end an ignoble death. I am absolutely certain that the very structure of NASA and the way it does business has a multitude of bombs built into that assure its self- destruction - put there by Eisenhower. I am aware of only one, but its illustrative of what Eisenhower did. He made Vice President Richard Nixon the Director of the agency! Can you imagine anything worse than to put the Vice President in charge of a highly sophisticated technical project? Ever wonder why nothing got done when Dan Quayle was in charge of NASA? hahaha.. The National Academy of Science urged the President in 1957 to create a National Space Academy, put von Braun in charge, and give it the task of making long- term space policy based on the scientific, industrial, and resource needs of the nation. ****, here we go with those damn NAZIs again! Ever wonder why the term Space Academy is so marginalized? Our attitudes have been shaped by government ever since radio broadcasting began and Walter Lippmann wrote his book PROPAGANDA. If you cut through all that **** and read what the National Academy wrote in 1956 and 1957 on the subject, and compare it to the declassified reports where vonBraun and others were debriefed, you'd see that a long-term plan, headed up by a capable rocket man, or rocket woman, who could get the job done, that we'd follow a particular path - using chemical then nuclear rockets - and later in the 1980s this was expanded to laser rockets and laser light sails - a particular path to making use of space. First lets start with the basics. What do you get when you invest in a real space program? What should you expect to get? The answer! Momentum per dollar. This if the fundamental measure of success. Momentum per dollar. Well we all know what dollars are. But, What the hell is momentum? Momentum you may recall from your introductory physics is mass - we feel it as weight in the gravity field of Earth - and speed or velocity. Mass times velocity is momentum. In other words, rockets get bigger and faster for a given amount of money. And you can see that through November 1963, the size of the rockets and the speed of the rockets grow a lot faster than the dollars spent on the rockets. That's how rockets work. The next thing you've got to know is how to use rockets to get somewhere in space. This is called ASTRONAVIGATION - or astrogation for short. Its basically the application of orbital mechanics that every astronomer learns, to the problem of figuring out how to get from here to there. These are also a superset of BALLISTIC PROBLEMS. Cutting through all the bull, we're talking about tossing things. So, to sum up you use rockets to toss things from here to there. Now there are three aspects to tossing something. 1) The direction you toss it, 2) when you toss it, and 3) how fast you toss it. That's it. The where is where you are and where you want to be. The when is when you want to blast off - or start. The direction - that's the hard part but it can be programmed in a navigation computer slightly more advanced than a GPS and downloaded as an app and how fast ties back to how much momentum you get per dollar - which tells you how much it costs to maintain a given rate of mass flow between here and there in the cosmos - which tells you what size and what speed you need to say send a probe one way send a lander one way send a probe and return send a lander and return send a person one way send a person there and back send an outpost there send a factory there send a city there maintain regular trade for expensive **** maintain regular trade for common **** use the resources there to replace resources here at less cost than getting them here These are classed into Information Presence Settlement Exploitation Now how do I know all of this? I grew up in the 1950s and was keenly interested in space travel. I was taught by Von Eschen for crying out loud! I learned rocket propulsion from the designer of the V1 and we became friends and talked about this ****! http://books.google.co.nz/books?id=-...A487&lpg=PA487 http://trashotron.com/agony/columns/05-24-02.htm Now it turns out there are some major here and there points in the solar system - and this is what the National Academy of Science outlined in 1956 and 1957. 1) small sub-orbital rockets - 1950s - 1 & 2 stage chemical 2) large orbiting rockets - 1960s - 3+stage chemical 3) very large cislunar rockets - 1970s - 4+ stage Saturn Class 4) extremely large interplanetary rockets - 1980s - NERVA, ORION Class Now, since everyone on Earth is on the surface of a sphere 12,732 km in diameter, we're all at the same potential energy in the Earth's gravity field. That means anytime we do anything in space everyone is affected equally. In simple terms, anything we do in space transcends the Earth and affects everyone the same. If we can throw something around the Earth, we can throw something from anywhere to anywhere. That's we go ape**** over North Korea or Iran or Libya having a satellite capability. That's why we take missile proliferation as seriously as nuclear proliferation. Don't even talk about nuclear propelled rockets!! But what this growing capability does is result in a variety of changes in the world that everybody sees. These include; 1) ICBM - global thermonuclear war - global battlefield 2) Telstar - global communication - global business 3) Apollo - global awareness - environmental movement Then the elites that own this world and own me and you, pulled the plug. **** was getting out of hand. Practical hard-headed folks like Eisenhower saw this as a f**king waste of time and money for something that could already be done by other means. Dreamers who saw operating in a world far larger than the one we presently operate in were confronted with that fact that the universe is not only stranger than we imagine - it is stranger than we CAN imagine. That means **** happens you can't predict. That means if you're in control, you might lose it. When the **** hasn't happened yet, you think you can handle it. When it happens, it scares you, and you back down. We're in a back down phase now. Blaming NASA for this is missing the point. We can restructure NASA to be more effective. We can even restructure our society to embrace our frontiers. But right now the elites are hunkering down for the engineered die off that will take place between now and 2025. Then, things will be more under control. Except - A world of 500 million will be quite different than a world of 7,000 million - and the ability of the human species to face up to the challenge of space travel - will be greatly reduced. How reduced? Well consider that an emergent systems capacity to handle things grows as the factorial of the number of elements. What is the ratio of 7,000 million factorial to 500 million factorial. haha - I don't recall the formula to estimate it, but the number is very very large. |
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On May 14, 12:12*pm, bob haller idioted:
On May 14, 11:18*am, Andre Lieven wrote: On May 14, 10:39*am, bob haller vomited: congreess is directing nasa keep the pork flowing, but doing so may likely kill nasa completely Your meds have failed. Andre Wouldeveryone who belied ARES was a good idea please cite your posts. Well, if you're going to ignore the main body of my post that gave solid evidence that your ASSertion about the economy was WRONG, then I will ignore your drug addled brain damaged screed that is utterly a factless and unfocused mess. And, your meds are still failed. Andre corporations solved many tax issues No, they 'solved' THEIR paying tax issues by doing that. We should tariff the hell out of them for doing that. That too, would raise needed revenues. by moving production to foreign countries, nearly everything gewts produced in places like china and their 2 buck a day pay american. some produts marked made in america are produced with all imported from china parts, and mostly assembled in china. final assembly in here, for the made in america label but really they arent. congress meddling in nasa is just one example, of boondoggle spending driven by congress, pork piggie spending that we can no longer afford Putting corporate taxes where they were in the 60s would fix that. You're still bat**** insane and willfully ignorant. QED. Andre |
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