Space Forum / Space Science / January 2007

MARS ODYSSEY THEMIS IMAGES
January 16-19, 2007
o Feature of the Week: Cydonia
 http://themis.asu.edu/feature

These are NOT my original ideas but I have seldom seen them given much
prominence.
There is a school of thought that significant reduction of carbon
emissions is going to be difficult if not impossible.  After all, it

In choosing the south pole of the moon as a candidate for the next
offworld station, the space program may believe that here will perhaps
be found the last frozen remnant of that body's water ice.
I'm wondering if yet another example from Mars could be applied toward

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NOTE:  I've added a link to my webpage with the scanned
image of an original ancient 'Ten Spheres' artwork that

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Update from The REAL Galactic Federation
    April 23, 2002

http://www.geocities.com/launchreport/satstg2.html
Great reading for anti-Stick protesters.

http://www.prweb.com/releases/2007/1/prweb496884.htm
http://www.reasons.org/about/index.shtml
What the f.ck is wrong with these people?

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-> Just remember ALL UFOs are either weather balloons or Venus,
-> and anyone who believes in UFOs is only a mentally-retarded
-> brain-dead imbecile...i.e., according to the Anti-Christian
-> Atheists who are obviously "superior" to everyone else. LOL! :D

http://www.jpl.nasa.gov/news/features.cfm?feature=1258
Titan Has Liquid Lakes, Scientists Report in Nature
January 03, 2007
Scientists report definitive evidence of the presence of lakes filled

MRO is coming along just fine. Too bad about MGS, though.
http://hiroc.lpl.arizona.edu/images/PSP/
For those of you still struggling with the high resolution, here is a
new page outlining some options and new work in progress that should

-> Wow, from this it looks like it's going to be orbitting at the L2  
-> Lagrangian Point, which would mean that it is stationary with respect to  
-> the Earth and the Sun, and it will be behind the Earth on the night side  
-> of the planet at all times, 1.5 million km's out. If ...

I am a radical rocket scientist, please read my blog :
We had a pretty good day yesterday. If NASA would just kill the stick,
they could concentrate entirely on deep space and lunar missions using
heavy lift, from two different but well equipped pads - SLC-39A and B.

How valid is an idea/theory/proposal when presented using the internet as
the medium?
For example, person 'A' asks a question in a newsgroup. Person 'B' responds
with an "original" idea. Assuming that original idea has not been published

I'm not sure whether current earthquake & weather prediction uses
precession or polar wander as  a tool. It seems possible, to me, to
base some method on shifts in surface gravity due to vulcanism and ice
cap melts. As molten matter moves outward on the sphere, centrifugal