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Space Leaders Work To Replace Lunar Base With Manned Asteroid Missions aviationweek.com By Craig Covault Some of the most influential leaders of the space community are quietly working to offer the next U.S. president an alternative to President Bush's "vision for space exploration&...

NUKE ROCKY44 · NUKE ROCKY44

The National Science Board rolled out Science and Engineering Indicators (SEI) 2008 today - a biennial report on the state of science and engineering research and education in the United States. The report also documents public attitudes about science and technology - and there are some observat...

Dusty · Dusty

I hope this doesn't sound like too silly a question but.. How?? How do you even know where you are? How do you know how fast you are going (or indeed, what direction you are traveling in!) Now, its streightforward enough (I guess) if you are in contact with an Earth based tracking station since they ca...

NUKE ROCKY44 · NUKE ROCKY44

Thanks, to all who participate on the NS message board. I think we might all agree that nuclear science has unlimited potential in offering humankind a better living standard and increased access into the microworld of subatomic particles and the macroworld of our galaxy and beyond if used peace...

NUKE ROCKY44 · NUKE ROCKY44

Can you believe the furor when actual need for nukes brings out consensus on saving lives in the field of nuclear medicine. I wonder where the sanctimonious self-serving critics of nuclear science are when not printing stories on impending doom of alleged state sponsored illegal nukes or some nu...

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	By-Pass the Moon? (Preview) Space Leaders Work To Replace Lunar Base With Manned Asteroid Missions aviationweek.com By Craig Covault Some of the most influential leaders of the space community are quietly working to offer the next U.S. president an alternative to President Bush's "vision for space exploration&...	john fraz	7	591	Mar 23, 2008 by GoogleNaut
	more low numbers in public's view over space (Preview) The National Science Board rolled out Science and Engineering Indicators (SEI) 2008 today - a biennial report on the state of science and engineering research and education in the United States. The report also documents public attitudes about science and technology - and there are some observat...	NUKE ROCKY44	15	646	Jan 24, 2008 by GoogleNaut
	How do you navigate in Space? (Preview) I hope this doesn't sound like too silly a question but.. How?? How do you even know where you are? How do you know how fast you are going (or indeed, what direction you are traveling in!) Now, its streightforward enough (I guess) if you are in contact with an Earth based tracking station since they ca...	Dusty	5	617	Jan 21, 2008 by Andrew
	>>>>>>>>>Happy Holidays (Preview) Thanks, to all who participate on the NS message board. I think we might all agree that nuclear science has unlimited potential in offering humankind a better living standard and increased access into the microworld of subatomic particles and the macroworld of our galaxy and beyond if used peace...	NUKE ROCKY44	1	709	Dec 26, 2007 by GoogleNaut
	Oh...my GOD isotopes save lives ?? (Preview) Can you believe the furor when actual need for nukes brings out consensus on saving lives in the field of nuclear medicine. I wonder where the sanctimonious self-serving critics of nuclear science are when not printing stories on impending doom of alleged state sponsored illegal nukes or some nu...	NUKE ROCKY44	2	609	Dec 15, 2007 by NUKE ROCKY44
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