Hello,
I was searching the web and found Larry Klaes' April 1998 article "Europa
Ocean Explorer Project" in the on-line publication "SpaceViews." This is an
area of much interest to me and one in which I might be able offer technical
assistance.
I have just recently moved into the position of
Welcome aboard, Tom. This is more than just a Europa site; it's also sort of
a 'Star Wars Bar' for various technophiles and astronomers. It works out
something like an online issue of 'Science'. I'd be interested to hear a lot
more about the acoustical probe concept, as it may be the way
Welcome aboard Thomas Howarth I for one look forward to your contributions
to this group.
Mickey Schmidt
USAF Academy
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In a message dated 1/12/2001 9:44:11 AM Alaskan Standard Time,
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For Russia this number is somewhat higher -- including a lot of ground =
support and scientific personnel killed during preflight testing. Launch =
pad explosions wiped out a lot of their brainpower,
In a message dated 1/12/2001 10:18:06 AM Alaskan Standard Time,
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What mission are you referring to that says NASA is going to land on Europa
in 2010? Has something been scheduled?
Tom
Tom... it's a sly Jeremy Blaeschke reference to 'Odessey 2', a sequel to
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David S. Michaels:
I'd have sent you this email directly, but all I have is a palladium email
address.
That book, Red Moon, sounds amazing. I'll get a copy, as the concept alone
blows my mind. How much is
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Plenty of clues
