Re: [meteorite-list] CURIOSITY POLL VOTE

2012-08-05 Thread Benjamin P. Sun
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Re: [meteorite-list] CURIOSITY POLL VOTE

2012-08-05 Thread David Pensenstadler
A:
Will succeed.

Dave

On Sun, Aug 5, 2012 at 4:05 AM, Benjamin P. Sun bpsun2...@gmail.com wrote:
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Re: [meteorite-list] CURIOSITY POLL VOTE

2012-08-05 Thread Chris Spratt
As long as the developers got  their metric/imperial units straight, 
this time, there may be a chance ;-)


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Re: [meteorite-list] CURIOSITY POLL VOTE

2012-08-05 Thread Dan Miller
Has any rover mission crashed and burned? Do we have the smartest
minds working over there?  Has NASA been successful so far with it's
rovers?  Does the US have a chance to pass China in overall metals in
the Olympics?


  100% success one this one






On Sat, Aug 4, 2012 at 2:30 PM, Paul Gessler cetu...@shaw.ca wrote:
 A bunch of my friends are waging bets on whether the mission is a success.
 At least 3 cases of beer are involved and for NASA/JPL/Caltech over $2.5
 BILLION (that's a lot of beer)

 I am very curious as to what the people on this list think of the Curiosity
 mission and it's chances?
 I have a poll below. Please e-mail me directly with your vote or the
 met-list if you want everyone to see.

 Here is the link to the video posted earlier to bring you up to speed:

 http://youtube.googleapis.com/v/Ki_Af_o9Q9s




 A: Will work 100%


 B: Won't work at all! Crash and Burn. Bad idea.


 C: Something tells me it Won't work but hopeful it does.


 D: Partial success, lands broken.


 Be honest with yourself
 I will post the results after we all know.

 Thanks:
 Paul Gessler

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Re: [meteorite-list] CURIOSITY POLL VOTE

2012-08-05 Thread Dan Miller
Americans like their beer ice cold.  Thank You

On Sun, Aug 5, 2012 at 12:42 PM, Dan Miller dannysp...@gmail.com wrote:
 Has any rover mission crashed and burned? Do we have the smartest
 minds working over there?  Has NASA been successful so far with it's
 rovers?  Does the US have a chance to pass China in overall metals in
 the Olympics?


   100% success one this one






 On Sat, Aug 4, 2012 at 2:30 PM, Paul Gessler cetu...@shaw.ca wrote:
 A bunch of my friends are waging bets on whether the mission is a success.
 At least 3 cases of beer are involved and for NASA/JPL/Caltech over $2.5
 BILLION (that's a lot of beer)

 I am very curious as to what the people on this list think of the Curiosity
 mission and it's chances?
 I have a poll below. Please e-mail me directly with your vote or the
 met-list if you want everyone to see.

 Here is the link to the video posted earlier to bring you up to speed:

 http://youtube.googleapis.com/v/Ki_Af_o9Q9s




 A: Will work 100%


 B: Won't work at all! Crash and Burn. Bad idea.


 C: Something tells me it Won't work but hopeful it does.


 D: Partial success, lands broken.


 Be honest with yourself
 I will post the results after we all know.

 Thanks:
 Paul Gessler

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Re: [meteorite-list] CURIOSITY POLL VOTE

2012-08-04 Thread MexicoDoug

Hey Paul,

Of course it will work!  100% !!!

What seemed to me the easiest point of failure is when it is lowered on 
the sky crane tether.  Worrysome to me was the incredible storm of fine 
crater silt would be kicked up and get into everything.  But 
remembering the 1% Earth's atmosphere has its benefits, too - so it's 
important to not terrestrialize the concept too much.  The rockets of 
the descent stage (crane) will be blowing such thin air that it will 
work!  It must! ;-)


If you are a Good Wife fan or a Bitcoin fan, this might have been 
amusing -


http://betsofbitco.in/item?id=147
... assuming it isn't a scam, had a bet running that closed on August 
1. (the bet the event date of Aug 21, which is the end of the window 
proposed several months ago)


The above bitcoinmoney is 77.6% for a landing success, where success is 
considered when Curiosity *establishes initial radio contact*.


I don't know about the legality of the bet or names of any other 
bookmakers running it.  After Beagle, it would seem to me an appealing 
bet in the UK to a certain segment.  If anyone want's to put some money 
up instead of beers, there's bound to be a few betting / oddsmaking 
markets online somewhere.


Kindest wishes
Doug


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From: Paul Gessler cetu...@shaw.ca
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Subject: [meteorite-list] CURIOSITY POLL VOTE


A bunch of my friends are waging bets on whether the mission is a 
success.
At least 3 cases of beer are involved and for NASA/JPL/Caltech over 
$2.5

BILLION (that's a lot of beer)

I am very curious as to what the people on this list think of the 
Curiosity

mission and it's chances?
I have a poll below. Please e-mail me directly with your vote or the
met-list if you want everyone to see.

Here is the link to the video posted earlier to bring you up to speed:

http://youtube.googleapis.com/v/Ki_Af_o9Q9s




A: Will work 100%


B: Won't work at all! Crash and Burn. Bad idea.


C: Something tells me it Won't work but hopeful it does.


D: Partial success, lands broken.


Be honest with yourself
I will post the results after we all know.

Thanks:
Paul Gessler

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