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I just posted an article on Evadot.com called "This NASA budget review stuff — searching for meaning". Seems easier to link to it rather than recreate it here,
This is a pretty cool perspective I don't think I've seen before.
That should read: "Let me know if you know people who might be interested in being involved. "
I think doing incredibly hard things is taking risk. It just doesn't have the perception of breaking ground constantly. Even if breaking ground is actually happening.
There is definitely a way to make it more interesting. Production costs for thi...
I think a lot of the mystique has been removed. Back with the Apollo missions we were doing so many things for the first time that the whole thing was thrilling. You just didn't know what would happen.
Now, because we haven't finished retasking o...
I originally posted this on Evadot.com, you can view the original post here.
The men who ran the Mercury, Gemini, and Apollo programs were men of legend. Tough, chance taking heroes who would bet their lives on their skills rather than “err on th...
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This NASA budget review stuff — searching for meaning
I just posted an article on Evadot.com called "This NASA budget review stuff — searching for meaning". Seems easier to link to it rather than recreate it here,
Posted on May 12, 2009 at 10:29am —
Spaceflight, now with more cleavage
I originally posted this on Evadot.com, you can view the original post here.
The men who ran the Mercury, Gemini, and Apollo programs were men of legend. Tough, chance taking heroes who would bet their lives on their skills rather than “err on the side of caution”.
They were “we’re doing this today, so I’m going to piss in my spacesuit rather than scrub the mission” kinda guys.
I was… Continue
The men who ran the Mercury, Gemini, and Apollo programs were men of legend. Tough, chance taking heroes who would bet their lives on their skills rather than “err on the side of caution”.
They were “we’re doing this today, so I’m going to piss in my spacesuit rather than scrub the mission” kinda guys.
I was… Continue
Posted on April 30, 2009 at 11:19am — 3 Comments
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