> From: Michael Texler
>
>
> ecopoesis
>
> Is not to be confused with:
>
> encopresis
>
I don't know Dr T. Sometimes all these medical terms you know are enough to
give anyone the sh!ts.
Regards
SWK
Eskimos are reputed to have (some large number) of words for snow.
I am sure Dr T has more
ecopoesis
Is not to be confused with:
encopresis
Michael T. ;-)
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At 11:44 AM 17/02/04 +1000, Mike B wrote in response to my:
>>slope soaring 5km high ridges on Mars,
>>read Kym Stanley Robinson's 'Mars trilogy'.
>
>Is that in "Blue Mars"?
Yep.
In the first half, for Nirgal it precedes his stint in ecopoesis (which is
close enough to my own life to strike a cho
At 09:59 AM 17/02/04 +1030, you wrote:
>At 11:43 AM 16/02/04 +0930, Terry wrote:
>>Mars weather watchers haven't seen towering dust
>> devils yet through the rovers' eyes, but they are
>measuring
>> intriguing spikes in temperature.
>
>
>For grand descriptions of slope soaring 5km high ridges
At 11:43 AM 16/02/04 +0930, Terry wrote:
>Mars weather watchers haven't seen towering dust
> devils yet through the rovers' eyes, but they are
measuring
> intriguing spikes in temperature.
For grand descriptions of slope soaring 5km high ridges on Mars,
read Kym Stanley Robinson's 'Mars tri
At 11:43 AM 16/02/04 +0930, you wrote:
>
> It's early in the week, but this is probably going to be the most useless
>piece of information you'll come across in that period:
>
> It quotes a reasonably authoritative source:
> Mars rover detects warm pockets in atmosphere
>
>BY CHRIS
It's early in the week, but this is probably going to be the most
useless piece of information you'll come across in that period:
The following excerpt comes from one of the regular contributors of
space news to the amateur radio packet radio network. It quotes a
reasonably authoritative
