So you didn't know the difference between Space Based and Lunar Based!

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So you didn't know the difference between Space Based and Lunar Based!

Chris Vancil — 4/21/2003 10:02:33 AM (archived)

What a clueless idiot you are!

The Public could careless about impactors! At Norwescon this weekend, I was on several panels where I mentioned the Illinois airburst and only one person in the audience of one panel had even heard of the event! He btw happened to live in Illinois!

--Chris Vancil

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OK vote. Mars or the Moon?...Mars! - Nipper Wolf - 4/19/2003 2:19:13 PM
- What the public wants: a lunar based NEO detection system - E.P. Grondine - 4/21/2003 7:36:23 PM
  - So you didn't know the difference between Space Based and Lunar Based! - Chris Vancil - 4/21/2003 10:02:33 AM
    - That's "Free Space Based" versus "Lunar Based" - E.P. Grondine - 4/22/2003 11:08:20 AM
      - Re: That's "man tended space telescopes" - Chris Vancil - 4/22/2003 12:04:09 PM
        
        Glad to see you''re keeping track - E.P. Grondine - 4/23/2003 9:40:22 AM
- How bout a Moon of Mars? (somewhere Fred Singer is smiling) - et - 4/21/2003 6:54:56 PM
- Aim For Where We Can Stay, Return To The Moon On The Way - Mark Eby - 4/21/2003 4:00:37 PM
  - PS Not That It's Needed - Mark Eby - 4/21/2003 4:09:55 PM
    - Re: PS Not That It's Needed - Chris Vancil - 4/21/2003 9:23:03 AM
      - Not At All - Mark Eby - 4/22/2003 12:02:15 PM
        
        Re: Not At All - Chris Vancil - 4/22/2003 9:50:35 AM
        
        Clarifications For Chris - Mark Eby - 4/24/2003 3:01:17 PM
        
        Absolutely no benefit to sending a few people to Mars - E.P. Grondine - 4/22/2003 11:23:42 AM
        
        Re: Absolutely no benefit to sending a few people to Mars - Chris Vancil - 4/22/2003 12:35:39 PM
        
        The problems - E.P. Grondine - 4/23/2003 9:57:42 AM
        
        Re: Solutions - Chris Vancil - 4/24/2003 8:11:28 AM
- Moon first. - ebnelson - 4/20/2003 12:26:21 PM
- Moon first, Mars and asteroids next - Arthur Smith - 4/20/2003 12:23:37 PM
  - Re: Moon first, Mars and asteroids next - Buck Galaxy - 4/20/2003 4:04:05 PM
- Mars or the Moon? - Buck Galaxy - 4/20/2003 12:05:35 PM
- Neither Moon nor Mars - Occasional Reader - 4/20/2003 11:01:37 AM
- Re: OK vote. Mars or the Moon?neither-"CATS" - Tom C. - 4/20/2003 10:32:59 AM
- Re: Moon...why? - Raoul - 4/20/2003 9:26:07 AM
- Moon/Mars/Orbit - Life boat stations frist - Brian Gyles - 4/20/2003 8:59:29 AM
- Well... - Don - 4/19/2003 4:19:54 PM
  - I'll count that as a Moon vote. nt - Nipper Wolf - 4/20/2003 8:19:58 AM
    - Re: Another. - Marcia - 4/20/2003 1:46:36 PM
      - Re: Of course, - Marcia - 4/20/2003 3:56:23 PM
      - The Moon wins. - Nipper Wolf - 4/20/2003 3:22:33 PM
        
        Re: The Moon wins. - Arthur Smith - 4/21/2003 5:21:54 PM
        
        Mars...a MP then maybe the Moon... Re: The Moon wins. - Chris Vancil - 4/21/2003 9:44:30 AM
        
        Re: The Moon wins. - gbaikie - 4/20/2003 5:30:16 PM
        
        Re: The Moon wins. - Chris Vancil - 4/21/2003 10:24:23 AM
        
        Re: The Moon wins. - gbaikie - 4/21/2003 7:39:05 PM
        
        Re: The Moon wins. - Chris Vancil - 4/21/2003 9:48:29 AM
        
        Re: The Moon wins. - gbaikie - 4/21/2003 11:17:52 AM
        
        Re: The Moon was lost long ago... - Chris Vancil - 4/22/2003 9:54:13 AM
        
        Re: The Moon was lost long ago... - gbaikie - 4/22/2003 3:51:43 PM
        
        Re: The Moon was lost long ago... - Chris Vancil - 4/22/2003 10:03:11 AM
        
        Re: The Moon was lost long ago... - gbaikie - 4/22/2003 2:20:04 PM
        
        BTW, Code M = Human Spaceflight (currently STS and ISS) n/t (n/t) - Chris Vancil - 4/21/2003 9:51:47 AM
        
        Re:Romance or reality - Raoul - 4/21/2003 12:34:32 PM
        
        Re: Either way. As w/Apollo the tech. will have to be tested first. n/t (n/t) - Marcia - 4/20/2003 3:50:29 PM

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