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SPACE THE FINAL FRONTIER
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353I wonder why there are three space type threads. None of them is heavily traveljrhana-6/23/2007
352I know I couldn't stand space flight, because I get so uncomfortable on a jeManyMoose-6/22/2007
351<i>Separate but equal crews? Do you think that would fly?</i> ThereD. Long-6/22/2007
350Separate but equal crews? Do you think that would fly? Truth to tell, your wManyMoose-6/22/2007
349I'd solve the problem by only sending single-sex crews. Robots are great foD. Long-6/22/2007
348I would solve this problem by having the humans stay at home and let machines goManyMoose-6/22/2007
347 Well there would be a measuring of easing as well, but I agree that the "TimF-6/22/2007
346<i>Expert opinion differs whether sexual relationships between crewmembersD. Long-6/22/2007
345Could NASA Get To Pluto Faster? Space Expert Says Yes - By Thinking Nuclear by TimF-6/22/2007
344"...But how half-a-dozen people can get along 24-7 in a large tin can withoTimF-6/22/2007
343Mars 2013: Beyond The Lab Cameron Park CA (SPX) Jun 17, 2007 by Bruce Moomaw spTimF-6/22/2007
342For instance, the Icy Moons of Jupiter (or possibly Saturn or Neptune) apparentljrhana-6/22/2007
341Mars Candidates...line up! news.yahoo.compompsander-6/21/2007
340Pessimism Charlie Stross isn't very sanguine about the prospects for space TimF-6/19/2007
339"Starflight without Warp Drive" Forget SF's magical warp drives. CTimF-6/18/2007
338US-Aussie successful test of scramjet at Mach 10. smh.com.au theage.com.au ChD. Long-6/16/2007
337The Europeans are getting in on the sub-orbital gig, too. BBC News Firm rocketD. Long-6/13/2007
336US Space Corps Seeks More Small Satellites, Quicker Launch 06-11-2007 10:41:00 ATimF-6/12/2007
335The Carnival of Space - week 5 - Space is Amazing whyhomeschool.blogspot.comTimF-6/11/2007
334unenumerated.blogspot.comTimF-6/11/2007
333Mars rover finds "puddles" on the planet's surface 15:33 08 June 2mistermj-6/9/2007
332OT I would much rather be watching Grace Slick youtube.comjrhana-5/23/2007
331The Star Trek crew seemed to handle it all ok. Captain Kirk had plenty of spacemistermj-5/23/2007
330PRESS PATTERNS Facts vs. Theories [Greg Pollowitz] More and more, it seems thaLindyBill-5/18/2007
329colonyworlds.com spaceflightsandbox.blogspot.comTimF-5/13/2007
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