Space Forum / Space History / December 2007

See this link:
http://www.moondaily.com/reports/Watch_Out_For_Flying_Moondust_999.html
Looks like the Space 1999 Eagle Pad is out, (2001 dome covered elev.
pad is in, (LOL)). I have seen the camera on display, (but never read

Oddly there's hardly an honest Usenet word on behalf of the Chinese
moon mission that's closing in on what Japan has as an ongoing 3-
satellite observation and science gathering process, that'll each pick
up the slack where the previous US and Russian missions left off.

Zionist ideas
"It is essential that the sufferings of Jews. . . become worse. . .
this will assist in realization of our plans. . .I have an excellent
idea. . . I shall induce anti-semites to liquidate Jewish wealth. . .

Apparently the more stringent requirements for launch were to
satisfy those who wanted to get to the bottom of the problem
before trying again. At least that's the impression I get from this
AP article-

Seven new goodies, plus two sale items.
http://www.up-ship.com/drawndoc/drawndocsale.htm
Juno V Space Vehicle Development Program
Titan III with four boosters

What do you think, a cruel hoax of nature, or a craft built by
superior intellects to probe our solar system looking to drain our
precious bodily fluids?   Only the future will tell
http://photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/jpegMod/PIA08405_modest.jpg

When they did Apollo 14, why couldn't they use some of the astronauts
who had been on Apollo 13?

New Book Reveals Untold Stories of the First Moon Landing
(Leawood, KS, November 2, 2007) Nearly four decades ago Neil Armstrong
and Buzz Aldrin left mementos on the ancient lunar soil of the Sea of
Tranquility. Among these was a tiny, fragile silicon disc with

This is Alexander zhang from Shenzhen shenchuang industrial company,
a specialized tools manufacturer. Our product 6 in 1 is specially
designed for making models. they are really novel products.
It can make of mini jigsaw, metal lathe, wood lathe, grinder, miller,

I went to see this film this weekend and really enjoyed it.
I did however come across one thing.
Just after they finish talking to Jim Lovell about the Apollo 13 mission,
they pan to a screen that says that Apollo 13 was followed by 5 more

Via Modern Mechanix:
http://blog.modernmechanix.com/2007/12/04/flight-to-the-stars-on-sun-power/
Ernst Stuhlinger at work again.
Pat

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=120191208308
Apollo - The Race to the Moon
By Charles Murray & Catherine Bly Cox
This book was to commerate the 20th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon

This could turn into a real headache, as it might be very hard to come
up with a way to eliminate it:
http://www.spaceref.com/news/viewnews.html?id=1244
Pat

Now that SpaceX has announced the completion of development of their
100,000 lb thrust regeneratively cooled kerosene based engine, has
anyone gotten around to designing any recoverable boosters yet?
Heh heh heh, boosters for what, you say?

Try this, seriously, because...you *never know*...
http://www.stopabductions.com/