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Dumping the Shuttle30 Nov 2003 06:16 GMT48
Ever since the Columbia disaster occured a cacophony of voices has been
calling for the end of the shuttle program.  They say its dumb to put wings
on a spacecraft and that we need something simpler to put people in space.
Unfortunately we have had to learn the same lesson twice ...
WTF is Going on Here?28 Nov 2003 20:04 GMT3
.........any idea whats happened to this newsgroup?   There seems little
point coming here now.
Horizon tonight28 Nov 2003 15:54 GMT7
Did anyone see Horizon tonight about the space shuttle disaster? Well i
haven't been on this group for a while. ((but i was right up until the
disaster circa February)
That guy on there (forget his name) suggested they could of easily inspected
The Space Shuttle needs a partial redesign28 Nov 2003 11:48 GMT1
I would like to redesign structuraly as well as mechanically those areas of the
Space Shuttle including wing and fuselage that today doesn't look too safe.
I do serious engineering proyects faster than a group of 30 engineers working
together on a similar project. I will start from ...
Challenger Space Shuttle model made from 200,000 Matchsticks28 Nov 2003 06:17 GMT21
Check out this Challenger Space Shuttle model made from 200,000
matchsticks:
http://www.workbenchmagazine.com/main/matchstick-challenger.html
http://www.workbenchmagazine.com/main/268-craftsman.html
CAIB vol. 2-627 Nov 2003 17:12 GMT10
I whipped up an UNIX shell script (to download all the CAIB vol. 2 through
6 PDF files) in a few minutes -- none of this 50 point-n-click junk for me!
If you've got an UNIX system and want to fetch the CAIB pdf files over your
internet connection, you can use this script. Read ...
Earth Too Noisy for S.E.T.I.?27 Nov 2003 03:41 GMT1
Would the far side of the Moon be a better place to establish a listening
station for E.T. radio or laser signals than Earth?  Its a zero radio-noise
environment.
Also, the Moon's vacuum would be transparent to radio and light waves,
It's official: Enterprise jumps the shark26 Nov 2003 20:20 GMT55
Missed last week's ep, turned yesterday's (title: Night Of The Living
Vulcans) off ten minutes into it. Will not be going back.
Now have another evening free each week, woohoo!
Interesting concept26 Nov 2003 19:38 GMT7
http://www.spaceref.com/news/viewpr.html?pid=13103
"Lack of Opportunity to Express Minority Opinions"25 Nov 2003 16:29 GMT1
"Do we do a good job of asking for minority dissenting opinions?  Does
everybody have a voice?  Can you voice your opinion, even if it's not
a popular opinion, without fear of retribution?  If not, what changes
do you think would make a difference?"
Phase C McDonnell Douglas Orbiter25 Nov 2003 01:53 GMT1
Finally got my copy of Jenkins' book.  On page 138, an artists concept has a
caption with the line "the missing segment from the lower payload bay door was
not explained".  There's also a picture on page 179 (bottom right) which shows
the missing segment on the other side door.  My ...
Shuttle Ambassador?24 Nov 2003 22:42 GMT8
A Google search didn't seem to provide the answer for this question, so
I'll ask it here.
I was looking through a set of photos that I took on a 1991 trip to
Florida, and in the photos taken near the visitors center at the Cape
Reporting Internet Harrassment24 Nov 2003 00:10 GMT4
Those who are [He who is] being harassed on s.s.s. might want to
consider reporting the harassment here:
http://www.cybercrime.gov/reporting.htm
Even if the harasser ["it"] lives in another country, perhaps "it" can
One Way Trip to Mars?23 Nov 2003 14:46 GMT6
Its not a new idea and its not my idea.  But, there have been those who
have suggested a trip to Mars should and must be a one-way trip.
Highlights of the argument:
A trip to Mars is dangerous. Multiply it several-fold if a return is
CAIB Vol. 2 question (2)22 Nov 2003 06:43 GMT1
Reading the CAIB report, Volume 2, part 19 on the MADS data... it notes
that all orbiters has MADS installed, but OV-102's (Columbia) MADS system
had more instrumentation sensors configured [due to its historical
trail-blazing nature].
Pages: 1 2 3 October, 2003
 
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