sci.space.history Google Group

Could 'I Dream Of Jeannie' happen in real life?

2013-05-21T01:16:17Z

I of course am not referring to the riotously impossible
circumstance of Major Nelson's many, many spaceflights --- I think he
had two in the Mercury capsule alone, within a single year --- but to
his successfully living with an unmarried (and foreign!) woman.

It's legendary --- to the point one starts suspecting the

Lost Apollo Film Salvage?

2013-05-19T12:09:00Z

I got told the Kodachrome film was quite different from later or today
color film processes. An exposed Kodachrome could be stored a long time
till development. Other brands would erase the film within a few years
depending on temperature. But a Kodachrome could in theory even processed
after many decades. If true, some really impressive reels could be waiting.

Drive on Opportunity

2013-05-18T02:27:44Z

[link]

35.76km. Second only to Lunokhod 2 (37km).

Note that taken about 9 years to do what the Apollo astronauts did in a few
days.

I'll take the Mark I eyeball on site when I can.

Solution Manual Bayesian Core by Christian P. Robert and Jean-Michel Marin

2013-05-17T09:22:32Z

I have the instructor solution manuals to accompany mathematical,
engineering, physical, chemical, financial textbooks, and others.
These solution manuals contain a clear and concise step-by-step
solution to every problem or exercise in these scientific textbooks.
They are all in PDF format. If you are interested in any one, simply

YOU WON'T FIND BALLS THE HALLOWED HALLS

2013-05-08T23:59:14Z

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< A BRIEF EDITORIAL
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You'd certainly expect that at least ONE member
of Congress would have the balls to demand
a scientific showdown between Ed Conrad
and the Pseudo-Scientific Establishment . . ..
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Especially with such an avalanche of physical
evidence proving the theory of man's evolution

4190 Solution manuals & Test banks to Chemistry and Chemical Engineering Books

2013-04-27T13:20:11Z

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2013-04-27T13:19:48Z

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4190 Solution manuals & Test banks to Materials Engineering Books

2013-04-27T13:19:24Z

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SOLUTIONS MANUAL: Differential Equations and Linear Algebra 3e by Stephen W Goode

2013-04-20T04:53:11Z

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SOLUTIONS MANUAL: A First Course in the Finite Element Method, 4th

EXCELLENT BRAIN FOOD, THAT HUMBLE PI

2013-04-19T01:08:20Z

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< THIS JUST IN
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BERNE, Switzerland (Rueters) -- One
Ed Conrad, whom millions of Google
users know intimately as Legally Insane,
apparently isn't that bad a nutcase after all.
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Using only a $24.95 Tinkertoy calculator,

Soviet Mars 3 lander found?

2013-04-15T22:10:49Z

Article about how crowdsourcing may have helped find the Mars 3 lander from
1971.

Images from the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter were used.

[link]

Launch Pad 34 artifacts

2013-04-03T17:02:23Z

Metal collected from around the base of Pad 34, where the Apollo 1
fire took place. The pad is now abandoned and a tour stop for
official parties.

[link]

STS 70 launch artifact

2013-04-03T16:59:35Z

Insulation collected at base of launch pad for "Discovery" STS 70.
This was the woodpecker tank repairs..

[link]

artifact on eBay

2013-04-03T16:56:40Z

Urine collection device for male astronaut . Last 6 hours on eBay.
[link]

Soyuz short trip.

2013-03-31T01:03:16Z

I Am Not A Rocket Scientist. But nonetheless, can anybody explain to
me why it has taken until 2013 to make 1960s technology do what it
could have done all along?

Ref:
[link]

4185 Solution manuals & Test banks to Industrial Engineering, Business, Accounting, Economics and Finance Books

2013-03-30T16:31:38Z

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2013-03-30T16:31:01Z

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Could we retrieve Voyager I?

2013-03-27T14:41:59Z

[link]

An interesting "what if".

(And Bob, this is what makes some of your plans for "retrieve this or that"
so economical.)

Asteroid impact question

2013-03-23T00:41:33Z

So now we all know that the next time you see an extremely bright
fireball, get away from the windows, and hide under the bed and
wait for the bang.

However it strikes me that what Chelyabinsk had was a 'glancing'
impact. A couple of hundred miles further out and it would have
just sailed past.

recovered F-1 engines - which mission?

2013-03-22T01:44:52Z

Which mission are the recovered F-1 engines from? Most reports say
that they are from Apollo 11, but some say that they don't know
because the serial numbers are missing or only partial. Some people
seem to automatically think that Apollo 11 was the only one.

Re: OT: Saturn5 Apollo engines recovered

2013-03-21T00:01:55Z

Added the CORRECT newsgroup

Umm too things. 1) It's government owned.
2) Nothing really. Contrary to what many think, one can't play
finders/keepers with shipwrecks. One can claim salvage FEES, but when
ownership is known, they can no claim ownership.

Actually, I don't believe the NTSB automatically becomes "owners" like that.

"The Challenger"

2013-03-19T11:22:44Z

"the story of a brilliant physicist turned brilliant detective fighting
a lone battle against a dark force field of political coverup, spin and
lies"

[link]

Slightly over-stating it, I guess.

SOLUTIONS MANUAL: Concepts and Applications of Finite Element Analysis (4th Ed., Cook, Malkus, Plesha & Witt)

2013-03-18T00:33:28Z

SOLUTIONS MANUAL: A First Course in the Finite Element Method, 4th

PLAY IT AGAIN, SAMMY!

2013-03-17T10:26:25Z

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[link]
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MORE BULLSHIT THEORIES FROM THE SCI.BOYS
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[link]
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But the corrupt bastards ignore the physical evidence that's
right in front of their noses.
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TIME TO END THE MONKEY BUSINESS

Classic movies alert: For All Mankind

2013-03-16T04:07:07Z

Turner Classic Movies, United States feed, is to show
_For All Mankind_ at 8 pm Eastern this Wednesday, the 20th of March.

Following, as part of a 'Moon and the Stars' night, it shows
_2010_, _Forbidden Planet_, the documentary _20 Million Miles To Earth_,
and _Marooned_.

DIY Human Rotary Experiment - Natural Structure of Inertia - celestial propulsion

2013-03-15T13:04:46Z

This is a simple experiment that might work for some people. There is some nuance to it depending on the health of your vestibular system. Mine is no longer working and suffer from oscillopsia. I mention something about a ufo along with other pretty wild sounding claims, and I am well aware of that, but it was my experience back in 1985. I'm not a scientist so there's no discussion about particles or math, only some observations of phenomena. I'll leave the theorizing to others trained in the field. I should have documented it with a video at the time, but due to other problems in life, that didn't happen.

GOOGLE FAITHFUL HAVE BEST SEAT FOR THE PAPAL CONCLAVE

2013-03-10T19:57:18Z

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(EDITOR'S NOTE: Google readers won't miss a trick when
the College of Cardinals meets behind closed doors to elect
a new Pope, beginning Tuesday.
<
(Fr. Guido Sarducci, who knows Vatican City like the back of
his hand and has confidential informants in every nook and

HAS CONGRESS FLIPPED ITS LID?

2013-03-05T14:23:34Z

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WASHINGTON, D.C. (Rueters) -- The
U.S. House of Representatives has voted
unanimously to rename a NASA flight
research center in California after the late
Neil Armstrong, the first man to walk on
the moon.
<
The resolution calls for the Dryden
Flight Research Center in California

U.S. Space Shuttle vs Soviet Buran

2013-03-04T17:27:40Z

Has there ever been any consensus that Buran was a copy (stolen) of the U.S. Shuttle? The resemblence of the two seems to be too close to be anything but.

Thoughts?

explain the motion of objects in the day/night skyin terms of relative positions?

2013-03-04T00:03:19Z

i am doing a science project for my 10th grade teacher ms.Page and can't find the anwser can some one help me and i need it before march 13!!! please and thank you.

reference to Andrew Chaikin's book

2013-03-03T06:33:22Z

On Wikipedia, it says that Andrew Chaikin's "A Man on the Moon" says
that at the time of Apollo 8, some people didn't believe it was real.
(I read the book about 4 years ago.) Can someone tell where in the
book that is? In the chapter on Apollo 8? What part?

MOON JOB PAYS OFF FOR NEIL ARMSTRONG

2013-03-02T13:35:28Z

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HOUSE TO RENAME FLIGHT
CENTER FOR NEIL ARMSTRONG
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Maybe they should've done their homework first.
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[link]
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DO YOU REMEMBER THE DAY WE WERE MOONED?
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[link]
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No wonder even NASA wants to shoot Ed Conrad 's eyes out.

F-1 engine - first launch

2013-02-25T18:50:31Z

The bottom of this page [link] says
"first launch 1959". Wasn't this only a static test firing? The
first launch was the Saturn V with Apollo 4, right?

CORRUPT "SCIENTISTS" SHOULD BE HIDING THEIR HEAD IN SHAME . . .

2013-02-22T10:54:21Z

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What many of us would consider a miracle occurred shortly after Ed
Conrad, whom we all despise, updated his photo on Facebook
yesterday.
<
He now has a lucrative contract to tour the world as the main
carnival attraction inr the Barnum & Bailey Circus.
<
It probably means Ed will be pretty busy -- and away from his

Ethics & The Future of Brain Research

2013-02-21T16:05:54Z

What if our thoughts could be plumbed by a brain scanner and memories
manipulated with the flip of a genetic switch? These science fiction–
like scenarios could become reality because new technologies may soon
allow unprecedented access to our brains. ...a future in which we can
decipher others' private emotions and ideas as well as sculpt designer

Russian Meteor Strike

2013-02-15T10:34:59Z

Apparently a small chunk of the planetoid flying by Earth has struck a Russian town. Over 400 people injured, no deaths reported yet.

[link]

Buzz Aldrin's Race Into iPads

2013-02-11T04:55:15Z

Per Aldrin's tweet, there's a 'Space Program Manager' game to
come out later this year with his name at the top:

[link]

Certainly I'm interested in a space program simulator.

--
[link] Joseph Nebus

What remains of allen shepards moon golfballs?

2013-02-11T03:15:37Z

Would they still be recognizable after all these years, or would they
have evaporated or eroded away?

Whats the best ever resolution on mars photos

2013-02-07T04:11:10Z

I am curious?

UFO satellite "buy on orbit" approach

2013-02-06T20:22:13Z

The U.S. Navy used a "buy on orbit" contract for its UFO satellites: Hughes, the satellite builder, was responsible for finding the launch vehicle and then checking out the satellite on orbit before the Navy took possession. The intent was to save money by cutting government oversight labor to a minimum.

Violation of action reaction principle

2013-02-02T13:20:07Z

Violation of action reaction principle in 2005 by Non Newtonian Prototypes

i.e. Propulsione Non Newtoniana (PNN)

[link]

Opportunity toaster:( has traveled 22 mars miles

2013-01-28T13:36:58Z

Now imagine 20 of them crawling all over mars...... at about 9 years
old its a excellent tested design.. land some in more rugged areas....
modify the design a bit to pick up interesting finds and take them to
a retrieval lander, to send them back to earth.

isnt it amazing what a toaster can do:) heck soon they will be able to

The F-1 (well part of it) roars to life

2013-01-26T23:19:30Z

[link]

Waiting for an F-1 itself to actually fire!

Apollo 13, what if the SMs tank had exploded after the LM had been on the surface

2013-01-26T21:08:58Z

Obviously the crew had no way to get home. Would apollo continued to
possibly recover the astronauts bodies? was there any way to even get
the bodies home?

Were there any plans for such a sad event? Or one where the LM crew
gets stranded on the surface? leaving the CM pilot to come home alone?

Secret Soviet Moon Dog revealed!

2013-01-26T18:57:09Z

In this 1958 installment of _Flash Gordon_, the year is 1967
and Flash and whats-her-name have been exploring the far side of the
Moon. They've been captured by unknown but presumably alien entities
and now have just met a space celebrity:

[link]

Cumming on my girlfriends back

2013-01-22T15:35:00Z

Cumming on my girlfriends back [link]

Apollo 13 ?

2013-01-14T13:30:48Z

In popular televised accounts the A13 3 astronauts had a problem
with cold, due to power conservation, but they aren't shown wearing
their space suits to keep warmer. Did they, if not why not?
Ken

Mijn fietsweek 2012: was ik nog vergeten te sturen

2013-01-09T19:14:48Z

Zie [link]

Jur

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2013-01-08T20:12:29Z

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Mars Curiousity rover radiation

2013-01-05T08:57:24Z

How close can an astronaut get to Curiousity without receiving
too much radiation from its plutonium?