Randall Clague wrote:
>
> It's getting to the point that all the humans have to supply is
> intelligence. It's not magic *yet* - but this ol' boy can see it from
> here. :-)
See it? You can buy it, if you have a couple million bux handy. Last I
heard, it was now routine in graduate level phy
At 07:09 PM 7/29/2002 -0400, you wrote:
>Nice new page.
>
>When you compress your screens you mentioned 3000 pound pressure, 1500
>actual IIRC. Was this the reading off of the press gauge?
We had to add a pressure gauge to our press (a damn good idea!), so we
don't have perfect calibration. I u
Nice new page.
When you compress your screens you mentioned 3000 pound pressure, 1500
actual IIRC. Was this the reading off of the press gauge?
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The next meeting of the Experimental Rocket Propulsion Society will be
held this THURSDAY evening at the IHOP starting at 8:00pm.
Items for meeting #241 (01 Aug 2002):
- Admin Teams
- CMT
- Documentation
- IT
- Liaisons
- Logistics
- PAO
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On Sun, 28 Jul 2002, David Weinshenker wrote:
> > BTW, this kind of flyby would be a great simulator of the ability to
> > deflect an asteroid in the time between discovery and impact...
>
> Also a useful procedure in any case, to refine trajectory data on
> objects of suspected potential risk?
On Sun, 28 Jul 2002 16:30:10 -0700, The Silent Observer
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>In fact, enough flash memory to hold a hundred or so megapixel 24-bit
>images need cost only a few hundred dollars and weigh under 100 grams
Electronics can be used for some very interesting things, very
cheaply.
