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Pastimes : IT CAME FROM OUTER SPACE -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: kinkblot who wrote (419)	4/22/2003 12:49:46 AM
From: Volsi Mimir	Respond to of 480

LOL--- At least they are seemingly honest where the money goes...only a hundred bucks out of a thousand goes to research.....Three Year Plan: (Hey I'm jaded, I invested during the Bubble!) Phase 1 Estimated time frame: March - December 2003 Investment Requirement: $1,000,000 Percentage to Research and Development: 10% of all investments, 100% all grants Direct Jobs Created: 11 (supported by 5 interns) Goal: Build the foundations of LiftPort. Lay the groundwork for agreements and follow-on funding, through government grants, private sector equity and debt, and agreements with major project sponsorts (NASA/AF/DARPA and large private industry) Develop a staff of full-time grant writers - Grant Goal: $3,000,000 Hire Core staff, including: Grant Writers Information and Web Technology Phase 2 preparation and organization Assist in organization 2nd Annual Space Elevator Conference

To: kinkblot who wrote (419)	4/22/2003 12:52:12 AM
From: Volsi Mimir	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 480

So maybe you see flashes right in front of your eyes OR when you close them; Are you just imagining? or maybe hallucinating?; or could it be elementary particles of the universe? The eye turns out to be a more amazing detector than anyone but Tobias imagined. "To our knowledge, light flashes are the only way that a human can 'see' elementary particles directly, without the use of instruments," Casolino told SPACE.com in an e-mail interview describing his new research. space.com I want X-Ray vision, thankyou.