krispos42
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Tue Oct-31-06 04:03 AM
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Hmmm... perhaps they could locate it right on the edge of the moon, so to speak. At the edge of the disk that is the Moon's face. This way it could see 'behind' the Moon while keeping line-of-sight to a satellite or something. No shielding, but they would be able to point the reflector 180 degrees from Earth
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| -NASA Deciding Whether to Close a Window Into Space |
onehandle |
Oct-28-06 09:38 PM |
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Hubble. Religious Right. Hubble. Religious Right. Hubble...... |
aquart |
Oct-28-06 09:40 PM |
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Literally the beginning of a new dark age |
billbuckhead |
Oct-28-06 10:43 PM |
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the nov. 7 vote results |
themartyred |
Oct-28-06 11:35 PM |
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He's on a Crusade to kill Islamics by the millions |
saigon68 |
Oct-30-06 04:58 AM |
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Oh, for God's sake, fix the damn thing |
krispos42 |
Oct-29-06 01:39 AM |
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I think you mean Voyagers 1 and 2, but other than that... |
Solon |
Oct-29-06 04:26 PM |
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V'ger! |
onehandle |
Oct-29-06 05:53 PM |
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To seek out new life, and new civilizations, then kill'em and rape their planets |
krispos42 |
Oct-29-06 10:04 PM |
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yes, yes I do |
krispos42 |
Oct-29-06 10:02 PM |
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Happens to the best of us, don't kick yourself over it... |
Solon |
Oct-29-06 10:36 PM |
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I'm the best of us? Crap, we're screwed! lmao |
krispos42 |
Oct-29-06 11:37 PM |
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Or set up some radio telescopes on the far side of the Moon... |
Solon |
Oct-30-06 04:22 AM |
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Could be on the near side of the Moon |
krispos42 |
Oct-30-06 01:37 PM |
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The Moon's orbit and rotation are locked... |
Solon |
Oct-30-06 02:37 PM |
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Excellent point |
krispos42 |
Oct-31-06 04:03 AM |
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"Rock star"? |
William Seger |
Oct-29-06 09:55 AM |
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a myopic one, to begin with, and made better with every visit since. |
antifaschits |
Oct-29-06 03:43 PM |
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Although Griffith is opposed, I've rrea that the mission is likely to proceed. |
gulfcoastliberal |
Oct-29-06 10:15 AM |
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Keep The Hubble Going! |
AndyTiedye |
Oct-29-06 02:47 PM |
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But, but... |
Davis_X_Machina |
Oct-29-06 02:51 PM |
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The religious folks must hate the Hubble... |
cobalt1999 |
Oct-29-06 02:53 PM |
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Naw, it can only see 6,000 light-years away |
krispos42 |
Oct-29-06 10:07 PM |
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Maybe the Chinese or Europeans will launch a Hubble equivalent |
daleo |
Oct-29-06 03:38 PM |
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It's off to the greatest pages for you |
Uncle Joe |
Oct-29-06 03:40 PM |
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If you've never been to the Hubble website, check it out ;-D |
MagickMuffin |
Oct-29-06 04:08 PM |
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The neo-Dark Ages! |
RUMMYisFROSTED |
Oct-29-06 04:10 PM |
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We may be able to build a better, sharper ground-based telescope now |
Ezlivin |
Oct-30-06 03:22 PM |
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The argument for the Hubble is emotional...science is no longer a factor |
Xithras |
Oct-30-06 06:07 PM |
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There was a time I honestly thought NASA should be |
Prisoner_Number_Six |
Oct-30-06 04:20 PM |
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