Space Forum / Space History / April 2008

Some sort of staph infection, but surprisingly maybe not related to his
foot.
We have a photo of the suspected bacteria involved here:
http://www.creaturescape.com/interviews/gudmundson/hedorah5.jpg

...In an effort to get topics back on track around here - I've nothing
better to do for reasons we're all aware of - here's the first in a
series of topics that might get things going back to normal around
here:

WHO: The Pueblo Weisbrod Aircraft Museum (PWAM) and Pueblo Historical
Aircraft Society (PHAS)
WHAT: will host a presentation by Lt. Commander John Bradford ( US
Navy Retired) detailing his experiences recovering astronauts with the

Latest from OM, who apparently has become a television-watching dope
fiend, with a morphine monkey on his back.
It's only one small step to black tar heroin now.
Can you imagine him during withdrawal? You'd need some sort of a tiger

And guess who wins?: http://www.physorg.com/news127499715.html
Pat

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The New York Times
April 27, 2008
Navy Limits Nominations to Space Program
By JOHN SCHWARTZ

If you ever want to see something that has "scam" written all over it:
http://www.business24-7.ae/cs/article_show_mainh1_story.aspx?HeadlineID=6033
The article is full of fun quotes:
"The company has already commissioned a $265m spaceport in Ras Al

TDRS-1, TDRS-3, and TDRS-4 were all released from orbiters that had
insertion orbits in the neighborhood of 175 nm. (I'm not sure if all
of those were elliptical.)
TDRS-2, however, was to be released from Challenger after Mission 51-L

Why is there no hydrogen to be found in the atmosphere of the Earth?
Why is it that when an atom or molecule of hydrogen is released into
the gravitational field of the earth, this particular atom behaves
like an anti-gravitational substance and promptly begins to rise

It's become sort of a tradition for administrations that are in trouble
to propose some grandiose space project (generally a manned flight to
Mars), but Hillary has shown that campaigns in trouble can do the same
thing:

From NASA Watch:
http://www.nasawatch.com/archives/2008/04/procurement_irr.html#more
Pat

I See that Scott Parazynski has headed off to Everest. I'd like to wish him the best of luck and hope he gets to the top and returns safely.
I know that another NASA astronaut tried the mountain. Karl Gordon Henize who flew on STS 51-F died of respiratory and heart failure during ...

http://www.apolloartifacts.com/2007/04/apollo_csm_guid.html
Thought someone here might know.

http://tinyurl.com/4adurc
Okay, COTS will fill the Shuttle/Orion void.
Mind you, we'll be using a spacecraft that doesn't exist yet on a
booster that doesn't exist yet, but other than that, this is easy idea