oh man
i'm stupid
I didn't see ur signature
sorry

I don't kno hmmm I was at ASA week 38 and I didn't see him. My counselour was a pretty good friend of his (Brent, the short chinese dude). He told me that story. Of course it was Brent, but I don't think he was joking around. by the way...maytag, was that you're callsign? were you at Mach III in ear...

Yeah
Pyro is nuts
we know

yeah

I'm a pretty good rio...so I usually would team up with an inexperienced guy and teach him how to pilot. One year in top gun...we were in a toilet bowl. and I told the guy to keep turning right. He turned left.


Man...if I was just a pilot I could so win Top Gun.

my favorite counselour was a guy named Bret Miller ...but everyone will remember him by his callsign "Aqua". he was the cool type...he cared about winning...he cared about flying...he knew how to do his job...but unfortunately he didn't care about breifings... management didn't like that.....

carlos was a good counselour... surprising actually because...at first glance he looks harmless... kind of like ernie from sesame street....but man...after a week with him I wouldn't mess with the guy he broke up a nerd fight on the last nite we were there. somebody yelled fight...and Carlos just we...

yeah...we definately saw a few rocket test pads
and of course the iss white room
there was a small rocket park over there
that's about it
I think you saw more than the camp tour, meg

Exactly. A private company's goal is to make money off of spaceflight. Commercial spaceflight will be interested in deploying payloads, ferrying passengers, and perhaps in the future mining on mars. They won't be up there to explore space or do experiments. This may actually benefit NASA as they wil...

I'm Canadian to the bone...and I did favor Calgary because they had lots of ex penguins who I have met. I was rooting for those guys. However, the arguement that Tampa doesn't deserve a cup because they aren't a "hockey" town is bogus. Florida is the roller hockey capital of the world. No ...

Allow me to say something about space commercialization: Yesterday...the first privately funded manned spacecraft made a flight to an altitude of 62 nm. On May 5, 1961, NASA launched their first manned spacecraft on a similar flight. That puts commercial spaceflight somewhere around 43 years behind ...

Thought I'd give a little update on an X-Prize competitor Today, June 21, 2004, at 9:45 AM EST, the world's first privately funded manned spacecraft embarked on her maiden extra-atmospheric flight. SpaceShipOne was carried aloft by the White Knight aircraft from which it was later dropped. The space...

well I have a really funny brent story...but its a little inappropriate. However, If I post it and get kicked off, that would be very brent like...so here goes. Last week during spacebowl jeopardy, brent decided that it would be fun to create a tossup question about a woman's monthly cycle. Just as ...