Space Forum / Space History / August 2007

Looking back with 20/20 hindsight, what should NASA have done to
proactively prevent the moon landing hoax believers?
We brought back a staggering number of photos, good videos (of later
flights), almost a half a ton of rocks and twelve walking and talking

in my humble opinion and pardon my grammar ,
a) the fact that Senator Lieberman and other neocons in DC insist that
Pratt& Whitney be the sole provider of high power turbofan engines for
the new F-35 as well as F-22,etc.,its not only troublesome and

Down the memory chute it goes:
http://www.nasawatch.com/archives/2007/08/and_the_number.html
Pat

So -- home we come....
I can't think of any earlier human space mission that
was called home early on account of forecast bad weather --
what am I overlooking?

...From an episode first aired in January of 1997, during the "Wild
Card" line call-ins, someone asked Art if he'd ever heard of James
Oberg.
"Hmmm. No...I may have heard the name somewhere, but I know nothing

http://www.newscientist.com/channel/fundamentals/mg19526173.500-photons-flout-th
e-light-speed-limit.html
Pat

Have a look at this http://bellsouthpwp.net/r/u/ruzwyshn/HTMLFolder/death.html
Count the mistakes . . . (or whatever you want to call the
inaccuracies) . . . and post your results.
Henry, if you are game for it, we will designate you as the final

Fortunately, comments on these threads help me maintain my sense of
reality...
From http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R33-0uvSX1c#GU5U2spHI_4
"Wow! In a world devoid of critical thinking and awash in meaningless sound

Back in high school (mid 80's) there was a book in the school library
on space travel or space propulsion or some such.  It was hard cover,
about 6 x 8 or s, 200-300 pages,  and had a nice color painting of a
bussard ramjet flying through space on the cover.  Ring a bell to

How can Jet fuel burn in Space - if Space is a Vacuum?
This paper looks at things like this ...
http://www3.telus.net/public/quark5/is/smc1.html

I've finally finished issue Volume 1, Number 2 of my Electronic (PDF
file on CD-ROM) Aerospace Projects Review. In short, this issue contains
a 60-page article on a multitude of designs for flyback versions of the
S-IC, dating from the very early 1960's to the mid/late 1970's.

Say you were an identical human race trying to conquer earth How would
you kill all human beings in a year without blowing it to peices?

... they said the moon was full~

Panel Finds Astronauts Flew While Intoxicated
Jul 26, 2007
           By Frank Morring, Jr./Aviation Week & Space Technology
           A panel reviewing astronaut health issues in the wake of the

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