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Sea exploration vs Space exploration

Started 2 months, 1 week ago (2008-08-06 14:41:00) by jumpjack

In principle there were oars. Then the sails came. Finally the engines appeared. It was a matter of several thousands of years before Man was able to proplery control and direct his ships where he wanted. Let's try comparing actual space-navigation to sea-navigation: which era are we in? Well... in soars-navigation era, or even before!! Just think of it:...

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RE: Sea exploration vs Space exploration

Started 2 months ago (2008-08-08 17:42:00) by publiusr

Here is where we are in terms of sea exploration: ************************************************** ***************** In the Viking days there was a great leader named Mike Griffin. He promised a big new vessel named Ares Fiv--I mean a longship. "We might even discover a new world. But to build this--we have to change. Our former leader gave all of you ...

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RE: Space exploration pointless?

Started 1 day, 7 hours ago (2008-10-11 14:55:00) by auron_16

honkyjoe wrote: Space Exploration is necessary for a vast number of reasons. Humans can't stay on Earth forever There might be a vast amounts of rescources on other planets There might be intelligent life out in the universe Exploring will give us clues to our own existince Tauruslink wrote: No, its not pointless. Its vital for our understanding...

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RE: Space exploration ornaments

Started 2 days, 21 hours ago (2008-10-10 00:15:00) by Hilary

Just to let you know that some Hallmark stores also have the Snoopy astronaut available as a plush doll with a tag that states Peanuts Celebrates NASA's 50 years. It is really a nice plush doll and is only 14.95. I am not sure how common these are at Hallmark stores across the country. It was only in one of the two stores that I went to in Huntsville. Hilary

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RE: Will the election affect space exploration very much do you know ??

Started 3 days, 5 hours ago (2008-10-09 16:09:00) by patpat

I don't think it will put space exploration off, as the world is looking to space for answer on a variety of things such as over population, growing food, etc.

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"Cosmonauts in the Act of Space Exploration"

Started 6 days, 20 hours ago (2008-10-06 01:36:00) by NGD1313

I really hope you don't think I'm serious. I don't really care. Tell me what you like. I'll drop a few comments back. "Cosmonauts in the Act of Space Exploration" [Cosmonuts in the act of misplaced admiration] The typewriter slips. Clumsy hands and leaden lips Too heavy to lift or fit any sense of purpose through. ------------------------- Remember the time you drove ...

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RE: Space Exploration - Page 8 - Wired New York Forum

Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2008-10-04 00:08:00) by scumonkey

Cool! They called it a "Mag Lift Teather" in Star Trek Voyager. Stranded on a planet under attack, Nelix and Tuvock repaired a broken one and rode it into space to contact their ship.

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RE: Private Space Exploration more likely? - Page 3 - Corner-Carvers Forums

Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2008-10-03 22:30:00) by dwygrsshpr

Quote: Originally Posted by Bryon ??? SpaceX has succesfully launched many payloads straight to the bottom of the ocean starting with the very first launch, not the least of which was a huge project developed by SpaceDev for the Air Force. This last one was launched with a dummy load because they obviously couldn't get ...

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RE: government -funded space exploration

Started 1 week, 2 days ago (2008-10-03 07:02:00) by Tallmountain 777

Good message and actually I learned from it. Blessings of Peace

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Star Trek : The Original Series - DVD On One Side & HD On Other) £18 - 2 new posts

Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2008-10-04 15:13:00) by iceni

Star Trek : The Original Series - DVD On One Side & HD On Other) £18 DVD On One Side & HD On The Other Going boldly where no man had gone before Gene Roddenberrys cult phenomenon Star Trek debuted in 1966 and reflected that decades optimistic preoccupation with space travel. Set in the 23rd century the series chronicled the intergalactic adventures of the U.S.S. ...

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The 2008 IgNobel Prizes - 1 new post

Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2008-10-04 12:15:00) by ProfessorF

Two days ago, the Ig Nobel prizes were dished out. These are awards for scientific studies that couldn't, or shouldn't, be repeated. Quote: The 2008 Ig Nobel Prize Winners The 2008 Ig Nobel Prizes were awarded on Thursday night, October 2, at the 18th First Annual Ig Nobel Prize Ceremony, at Harvard's Sanders Theatre. We will soon post video of the ceremony...

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[Slashdot] Steve Fossett's Unfinished Project - 1 new post

Started 1 week ago (2008-10-05 00:00:00) by RSS

0 MazzThePianoman writes "Steve Fossett left behind a secret vessel project called the Deep Space Challenger. Fossett was funding the development of a winged submersible being designed by Hawkes Ocean Technologies, in California. The intent was for the vehicle to be capable of travel to the very bottom of the ocean — ...

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