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Technology Stocks : Broadband Internet via Satellite

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To: Tom Clarke who wrote (78)2/13/2001 11:04:04 PM
From: Ilaine   of 163
 
I really can't wait for the right name to come to me - I've been waiting for almost a year and it just isn't coming. And I've sent a deposit to my web sight designer, and I think everything needs to be set up with the domain name already picked out, so the time has come. For some reason this feels like getting married.

I have demonstrated to my heart's content - finally - that satellites are not and probably have never been made of steel. Sputnik was aluminum, and as far as I can tell aluminum was the material of choice until recently, when graphite epoxy compositions became used for some purposes. So no matter how kewl steelmoons.com sounds, it just doesn't work.

I have also explored whether silicon is still being used in satellites, and the high-end communications satellites are now using gallium arsenide for the solar panels. But gallium-arsenide moons doesn't grab me.

I just registered aluminummoons.com.

I looked at hundreds of possible domain names today, and over the course of the last year or so probably thousands. You may find it amusing that allthegoodonesaretaken.com is . . . . taken.

So is igiveup.com.

It's either satellite-internet.com, hyphen and all, or satellitegazette.com, satellitepost.com, satellect.com, satellingo.com, or aluminummoons.com.

I've probably got a few weeks, and then I guess if the right one ever comes to me I can do some kind of rollover.
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