That would probably work fine if there was funding for scientific goals instead of funding for specific projects. Then congress wouldn't be able to micromanage.
That would probably work fine if there was funding for scientific goals instead of funding for specific projects. Then congress wouldn't be able to micromanage.
The Shuttle's design was dictated in large part by the DOD. The large wings (which meant a more complex TPS, longer turn-around time and meant the Shuttle had to be mounted lower down on the stack where it was more vulnerable) was to meet the military ~1000km "once around" crossrange requirement when launching into a polar orbit north from Vandenberg (which ended up never being done.)
A pure cargo lift/science vehicle wouldn't have been designed that way.
Pound salt in your ass, racist dumbfuck.
I can enjoy that without pool.
-- Reinhardt
However, that's like popcorn without a baseball game :-)
-- Regards, Joerg http://www.analogconsultants.com/
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This is not neccessarily a declaration that you do not like pool. Merely only that the two are not required to take place together. (three actually)... At least that is all I can gather from that.
Most who actually dislike pool are usually not all that dexterous, or have confidence problems, or both.
They have addenda for the following years and the Russians got some as well.
Like ... "Oh look! There is a Burger King here!"
:-)
[...]-- Regards, Joerg http://www.analogconsultants.com/
Bitrex, that sounds like a proposition to me?
better get to it before age sits in!
Jamie
Did you not know, that degrees are for thermometers?
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Robert Bauer doesn't seem to have access to a dictionary
Degree can mean "extent" as well as a unit of temperature or angle or acade mic qualification. Post-graduate degrees are - in some senses - better than first degrees, because you can't usually get one without getting the first degree first, but they are academic, and any expectation they will to mean much in any practical applications is a misapprehension. Robert Bauer has a generous supply of them, even if he lacks a dictionary with which find ou t what the word means.
-- Bill Sloman, Sydney
We always knew that you were a total retard.
Did you learn that stupid shit from krw over at the retard center?
Only US thermometers.
Just because you aren't capable of learning doesn't mean others are just as brain dead, AlwaysWrong.
And shouldn't. MSFT truned skype into the spying tool it now probably is. Skype used to be peer-to-peer,
-- This email has not been checked by half-arsed antivirus software
You are an idiot. Just because it can do multiple streams now does not mean it is a spy tool.
It likely was even in the peer-to-peer days. You are fooling yourself if you still haven't figured out that net streams get monitored and examined.
Sounds like they use "degrees" in France.
Is Al Gore visiting Paris this week?
-- John Larkin Highland Technology, Inc lunatic fringe electronics
"minus 10 degrees Celsius"
What do you want from a "journalist"? Reality?
Well!! _MY_ diction is VERY "airy".
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hcademic qualification. Post-graduate degrees are - in some senses - better than first degrees, because you can't usually get one without getting the f irst degree first, but they are academic, and any expectation they will to mean much in any practical applications is a misapprehension. Robert Bauer has a generous supply of them, even if he lacks a dictionary with which fin d out what the word means.
All the air blowing in one ear and other other.
-- Bill Sloman, Sydney
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