Houston, We May Have a Problem…

(this post courtesy of the Old Space Cadet) The following comes from section 460.45 of the regulations referenced in the AST website. According to my nonlawyerly eye, these requirements are to be met before a deposit can be taken by a space flight provider corporation. I support my interpretation with the first sentence of paragraph […]

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PROFESSOR L GOES BACK TO SCHOOL:

PROFESSOR L GOES TO SCHOOL, LEARNS A PAINFUL AND EMBARRASING LESSON. NOW HE SAYS, ‘DON’T YOU MAKE THE SAME MISTAKES”! Using a term I learned when I was in the Navy a long long time ago, I must admit to having recently “screwed the pooch” due to poor choices I made which led to certain behaviors […]

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File under : “You have to be f**king shi**ing me!”

For those who aren’t superstitious or just weren’t aware of the history of American manned spaceflight, we have just entered NASA’s “witching weeks”. This is the strange bermuda-triangle period (late January-early February) that seems to attract catastrophic failures to the Agency – specifically: Apollo 1 pad fire: January 27 Challenger destruction on ascent: January 28 […]

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