Dateline Feb 13, 2006, News from the Internet
- The new issue of The Space Review is out. Some neat stuff
- Jeff Foust talks about what NASA's purpose is and should be
- Taylor Dinerman talks about the good and bad of the COTS program
- Michael Huang writes a Jonathan Swift like article on the pro-human humans vs anti-human robot debate.
- Bill White talks about markets for Lunar platinum
- Jeff Foust reviews Infinite Worlds, a book of speculative illustrations of extrasolar planets
- A group of big names endorses Mr. James A. M. Muncy receiving the Heinlein Prize (no the NSS one)
- NASA says the Glenn Research Center does have the management ability to handle a major role in the Vision.
- Mike Griffin says that TPF and other science missions
are simply being delayed, not canceled. He also says a Hubble servicing mission will happen within two years.
Starchaser says they will build sounding rockets first, to get the investors involved and build more complex ships later.
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on Feb 13th, 2006 and filed under NASA.
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