No, I am not getting paid or otherwise compensated to promote this.
Just thought the Icepick list members would be interested in such an
unusual item.
http://www.spacemodelsystems.com/europa.html
Ice Fields on Europa #EU8
The original close-up view for this model of the icy surface
Planet Formation Model Indicates Earthlike Planets Might Be Common http://www.spaceref.com/news/viewpr.html?pid=13178"Astrobiologists disagree about whether advanced life is common or rare in our universe. But new research suggests that one thing is pretty certain - if an Earthlike
http://www.tri-cityherald.com/24hour/nation/story/913074p-6360643c.htmlModel rocketeers fear pastime will fizzle under new anti-terrorism regulations This story was published Tuesday, June 10th, 2003 By JAMES HANNAH, Associated Press MECHANICSBURG, Ohio (AP) - Model rocket enthusiasts say new
NEW MODEL FOR JOVIAN SATELLITE FORMATIONFrom Andrew Yee [EMAIL PROTECTED]Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) News For more information, contact:Maria Martinez, Communications(210) 522-3305, Fax (210) 522-3547PO Drawer 28510San Antonio, Texas 78228-0510December 9, 2002SwRI® researchers present new
I have an idea for a small scale model. I
am not real knowledgable about aquarium fish, but I do know there is a small
glass encased electric heater for the tanks. Anyone want to do the actual
construction and test?
Test 1:
I do not know the true physical size but
for test purposes
In a message dated 10/31/2002 9:13:11 AM Alaskan Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have an idea for a small scale model. I am not real knowledgable about aquarium fish, but I do know there is a small glass encased electric heater for the tanks. Anyone want to do the actual construction
Can, will, someone just build the model and see if it works?
Gail
The steam propelled torpedoes JH Byrne mentioned were powered by
concentrated hydrogen peroxide. H2O2 contains a lot of energy that might be
more useful in the submarine that navigates in the open water beneath the
ice. Good idea about contacting agencies with similar problems to solve.
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it melts.)
-- Robert Bradbury
(Actually, this is a misattribution, I think Bruce may have said this.)
We're talking about a model that can slowly cut through 500' of ice --
that's all. So, warm water jets, creating an envelope of warm water around
the model as it works through the ice, should
Please tell me what is wrong with the name Icepick? Larry - Original Message - From: Gail Leatherwood Sent: Saturday, October 26, 2002 1:33 PM To: Europa Subject: Working Model I seem to have volunteered to help organize and circulate the ideas we've come up with. I'll start
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Please
tell me what is wrong with the name Icepick
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Please tell me what is wrong with the name Icepick?
Larry
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I seem to have voluntee
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Working Model Points Addressed Okay, group, we're making good progress so far. A lot of members have put in some very good points about the possibilities and limitations of an actual working model. Here is an address to those various points:There's a VERY serious
I am happy to see that this is moving and
could result on something real, but I think
we are somehow trying to actually go faster
than we can.
Talking about the ralisation of an actual model
sounds good, but I think all this requires a
big conceptual work and planning work. Usually
every
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Don’t know if it
helps or not, but I have access to CAD/CAM software
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I am happy to see that this is moving and
could result on something real, but I think
we are somehow trying to actually go faster
than we can.
Talking about
Okay, group, we're making good progress so far. A lot of members have put in some very good points about the possibilities and limitations of an actual working model. Here is an address to those various points:
There's a VERY serious misconception developing here -- every Cryobot design ever
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Robert, you mentioned that Precision Fabricators might be willing to participate, in exchange for publicity. That is exactly what we are all about. If Precision would be willing to assist with the construction of the model, it would be clearly the advantage of IcePick
, so that the project won't interfere with the various other goings on and raw science presented here.
John's note about the model submarine hobbyist web site is excellent--I've added it
to my "Favorites" list. It has a ton of info on who's making and selling parts for model submarines. C
to come up with something to help create a model control device software package?
and make professional drawings, and if needed make parts
from sheet metal, Lexan, or about anything else originally flat.
Wow. That's exactly what we need. We're going to have to hammer this thing out on paper
that has some
limited navigational abilities.
Adam's story gave me an idea: instead of screwing around with complicated
drill and pump mechanisms, and all the moving parts and opportunity for
clogging and break-down, why not simply use STEAM to propel the model?
Here's the idea: the model shell
Link to high quality submarine model kit makers:
http://www.heiszwolf.com/subs/m_index.html
Note that the 'Albacore' model features an internal gasoline engine. Also
note that there are quite a few experts on this site, with a bit of knowledge
on HOW to put together such a thing, in a small
Application of a three-dimensional numerical model to Lake
Vostok: An Antarctic subglacial lake, Geophysical Research letters
"The circulation in two water column thickness scenarios for Lake Vostok,
a subglacial lake in central East Antarctica, is investigated using a
three-dimens
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