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959
Yea, but still, I want to know that they know what they are doing before the go screwing around with the fabric of space/time. Call me picky, but the ...
odins_quest
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Jun 6, 2001
11:38 am
960
When it comes to making money, mars isn't all that good.<br><br>The best way would be to say set up a lunar or asteriodal mining facility, and use the profits...
bestonnet_00
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Jun 7, 2001
9:44 am
961
... keep in the back of our minds, but let's try to stay focused on getting that darn space station built so we have a better chance of putting someone on...
bhn1700
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Jun 7, 2001
2:14 pm
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I think if we could find someway to convince people that there is a lot of money to be made on Mars, we have a better chance of seeing man's footprints in the...
odins_quest
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Jun 8, 2001
3:01 am
963
Even a really good marketing system wouldn't be enough.<br><br>And it would wear out after a few missions, as the public get bored of mars.<br><br>If you want...
bestonnet_00
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Jun 8, 2001
8:26 am
964
Noted space visionary and writer, Sir Arthur C. Clarke, believes that new images of Mars clearly show the red planet dotted with patches of vegetation, ...
jgz3001
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Jun 9, 2001
1:24 am
965
One problem with fusion is that it doesn't exist. After 45 years and tens of billions of dollars spent on research we're still 20 years away--just like in 1960...
jodiunf
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Jun 9, 2001
6:55 pm
966
&gt;&gt;&gt;Ben Bova said that NASA's program is driven by politics. If there's no political push and no political will, then "I think it's going to have to...
odins_quest
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Jun 9, 2001
10:45 pm
967
Problem is that there isn't really any money to be made from mars that would offset the mission costs.<br><br>Even if there were it would be too long term for...
bestonnet_00
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Jun 10, 2001
8:00 am
968
I agree that the U.S. Gov. probably won't act on the behalf of the furtherment of mankind without financial benefit, but I seriously doubt the ESA will be ...
odins_quest
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Jun 10, 2001
1:47 pm
969
One idea I have had is to get money from those who believe cydonia is alien and have them pay for it.<br><br>The real mission would be concerned with other...
bestonnet_00
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Jun 11, 2001
5:19 am
970
... exist. After 45 years and tens of billions of dollars spent on research we're still 20 years away--just like in 1960 or 1980. <br><br>---Will fusion ever...
bhn1700
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Jun 11, 2001
5:40 pm
971
Fusion would only be any good if the cost to supply power were lower then nuclear fission is now.<br><br>It might be possible if breakeven if reached to get...
bestonnet_00
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Jun 12, 2001
8:23 am
972
The fuel for fissionables is limited...<br>The fuel for fusion is unlimited......
Sasquatch545
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Jun 12, 2001
10:04 pm
973
We have more then enough fission fuel avilable for a couple of billion years at current usage rates.<br><br>Using some of them will require different reactor...
bestonnet_00
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Jun 13, 2001
12:00 pm
974
Autumn/Spring 3199 on Ariel ("Mars") is scheduled to begin on Monday, Mishma 16th, 3199 (June 18th, 2001) @ 0:00:00 UTC. Posted Thursday, Mishma 12th, 3199...
project_orien_org
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Jun 14, 2001
6:05 pm
975
I prefer Bob Zubrin's Mars calender which names months after the familiar zodiac signs rather than what appear to be names somebody made up off of the top of ...
jgz3001
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Jun 14, 2001
8:05 pm
976
&gt; The fuel for fusion is unlimited...<br><br>When & if we can ever get it to work for power plants (without excessive neutron radiation, that is.)<br><br>...
johnf4303
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Jun 15, 2001
5:22 am
977
I would prefer to alter the calendar system to use some form of Metric time, might even be a good idea to get rid of years and just use a linear scale like the...
bestonnet_00
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Jun 15, 2001
8:40 am
978
Zubrin's K-2 is everyone elses K-1.<br><br>Also Pu-239 can be used in power reactors quite well, along with pretty much anything that will fission.<br><br>In ...
bestonnet_00
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Jun 15, 2001
8:45 am
979
bestonnet&gt;&gt;&gt;like the Julian date used by astronomers, that way it doesn't favour any planet by year.&lt;&lt;&lt;&lt;<br><br> I have to dis agree for...
odins_quest
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Jun 15, 2001
2:14 pm
980
Hi All:<br> An Israeli professor has announced that Americum ( an isotope) can be used to power Mars bound vessels.<br> The substance can be formed into shapes...
thorius28
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Jun 15, 2001
9:30 pm
981
&gt;&gt;&gt;An Israeli professor has announced that Americum ( an isotope) can be used to power Mars bound vessels.<br>The substance can be formed into shapes...
odins_quest
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Jun 16, 2001
12:53 am
982
Time is linear as far as we are concerned here.<br><br>Its only when you get to very high speeds (far higher then we can reach) and very high gravity (far more...
bestonnet_00
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Jun 16, 2001
8:54 am
983
I heard about the Am242m and it is promising, assuming we can develop the technology needed to safely handle the stuff (it goes critical very ...
bestonnet_00
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Jun 16, 2001
9:03 am
984
Am isn't all that radioactive, the problem is criticallity, the isotope needed goes critical very easily, with no moderator, its residue isn't a problem as all...
bestonnet_00
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Jun 16, 2001
9:17 am
985
Hi:<br> I agree about the thorium breeder.<br> During the Carter presidency, thorium breeders were studied for helping solve energy needs.<br> It might also ...
thorius28
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Jun 17, 2001
2:47 pm
986
&lt;&lt;Hydrogen fuel cells are a dead end for a mars trip.<br><br>You have to be able to store the H2 and the O2 that would be needed&gt;&gt;<br><br>Actually,...
jgz3001
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Jun 17, 2001
3:32 pm
987
&lt;&lt;&lt;In reference to the Orion and other propulsion technologies, we seem to have no problem coming up with ways to accelerate a ship, but I was ...
odins_quest
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Jun 18, 2001
6:18 am
988
Thorium isn't a nuclear waste product.<br><br>As for enhancing throium and other fissiles during a solar peak, it probably isn't possible.<br><br>Scooping ...
bestonnet_00
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Jun 18, 2001
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