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Subject: Re: Bruce Moomaw, wet
blanket
Come up
with a proposal for a workable heating element.
Join us, Luke. Come over
In a message dated 10/30/2002 7:11:00 AM Alaskan Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
A hot-water-heater heating element is extremely attainable. But can very likely be improved upon. Needs to have someway to keep corrosion off the copper. Salty water is great for turning orange copper
After reading the exchanges here on the test project, I have to say that
virtually all of you are WAY too optimistic about our ability to do anything
that hasn't already been done, or won't be done very soon, vastly better by
NASA. Preliminary tests have already been started, on a Norwegian
In a message dated 10/28/2002 11:07:49 PM Alaskan Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
After reading the exchanges here on the test project, I have to say that
virtually all of you are WAY too optimistic about our ability to do anything
that hasn't already been done, or won't be done very
So it appears that there might be 2 camps forming... John's vision of
melting thru thick ice and getting puplic support for Europa missions. And
Bruce's suggestions of more technical projects that might lead to ideas
that NASA could possibly be used on an actual Europa probe. Both ideas are
You might be on point here. I'd like to hear more
about this. Approximately
one year ago, to my recollection, there was a big
stir on the website when
the Pluto mission was cut for budgetary reasons.
The trouble is, Pluto is on
an elliptical orbit, and at its closest approach to
If you need webspace I can help there. I have a co-location box in a
datacenter in Texas. My partner and I run it. The box is completely
ours do with as we please (except for porn or warez). I can setup a
domain and some webspace (say 250MB) if that will work. The current
webmaster will have
