>Just for the record, I find the output of "valspeak" filters like the >one used in

This discussion should move into comp.arch or comp.lsi or ? as it has little to do with space. In

Hello! I am planning to write an accurate flight simulator for the Apollo Lunar Module. This program

Since 1964, NASA has had a program for summer faculty fellows. The program is held jointly with the

I'm going to reduce my already tarnished credibility by describing how one could construct a

Date: 11-NOV-1986 16:08 From: Dennis O'Connor Sender: OCONNORDM Subject: Powersats, Orbital

Date: 24-NOV-1986 10:49 From: Dennis O'Connor Sender: OCONNORDM Subject: New space-shuttle To:

I find myself in disagreement with Paul on the value of an interstellar flyby, but he does bring up

***** Instead of favoring one mission or another (Pluto orbiter vs. TAU), how about sending that TAU

_ Has anyone ever thought about using liquified ozone (O[3]) as an oxidizer for rockets? It has a

MITI asks Japanese government to reduce corporate taxes on space-related investments to help

It was mentioned that TAU will be able to explore the heliopause, the region where the solar wind

According to what I've read, the ATF will be able to detect earth-like worlds out to about 30

<GA> Date: Tue, 18 Nov 86 16:40:33 cet <GA> To: SPACE@s1-b.arpa <GA> From: ESG7%

Paul Dietz is right (as usual) about the ATF being seriously compromised by mounting it on the Space

Additional comments on TAU and astrometric scopes... There's an astrometric scope, Hipparchos,

A friend asked me for the addresses of interesting journals, and it occurred to me that other people

Space station operations task force formed within NASA to plan how to operate the station. One

This note concerns Henry Spencer's posting in Vol. 7, No. 45 in Space Digest. I would like to

Once more I must play the role of "spoiler". If one had this romantic view of the solar

Thought SPACE readers might find this item of interest: From DEFENSE ELECTRONICS, Nov. '86, p. 18

A statement in the last SPACE Digest made me think of something interesting: Has there been any

The Westinghouse Corporation side is being run from their office in Gateway Plaza here in Pittsburgh.

My assertion that the TAU may be a boondoggle induced response from many readers. Steve Willner

<HS> Date: 14 Oct 86 18:46:27 GMT <HS> From: adelie!axiom!linus!utzoo!henry@ll-xn.arpa (

I think Gary Allen's point about Pluto might be a good one. It would be interesting to have such

From A summary of AW+ST: >Space Industries Inc has signed a partnership agreement with

... The lander was much more fun to fly than the simulator. Then, five minutes into the maneuver, the

Both Geoffrey Landis in Vol. 7, No. 37 and Ken Jenks in Vol. 7, No. 45 suggested using tethered space

<HS> Date: 16 Nov 86 02:04:54 GMT <HS> From: mnetor!utzoo!henry@seismo.css.gov (Henry