Did NASA Accidentally “Nuke” Jupiter?

The Enterprise Mission ^ | 11/6/2003 | Richard C. Hoagland

[longshadow]

I think you gave Hoagland wayyyy to much credit. :-)

Let's put things in perspective: RCH thinks that getting on Art Bell's overnight Freakshow constitutes an appearance on "mainstream media." He's content to be sandwiched between the "remote viewers" and the Timecube guy if it buys him air time on Art's show (or Art's replacement, whateverhis name is).

To say he's "gone around the bend" is an insult the the bend in the road..... no self-respecting road could be that twisted; RCH is so far around the bend he make Lombard Street look like a runway at SFO.

[Junior]

Exclamation points are evidence of amateur writing...

[theFIRMbss]

>Exclamation points are evidence of amateur writing

So?! What do you want,
Walter Conkite? If so, go
to CBS, go

embrace to the mainstream.
This is the internet -- proud
to be amateur!

[RightWhale]

Exclamation points are evidence of amateur writing...

That's right! Buncha amatoors! By the way, be careful of ellipses, amatoors usually get them wrong in both form and usage!

[theFIRMbss]

SARA has active
Jupiter people. Have you
heard any rumors?

It is intriguing
that NASA would be running
a program for kids [!?]

right now sending out
"Decametric Radio
Telescope" projects

designed to listen
to Jupiter. Be honest --
have the men in black

given you the word
to watch what you say on this
in public forums?

[RightWhale]

NASA has been actively developing educational materials for the kids. This is a good thing.

[RadioAstronomer]

To be perfectly honest, I have to be very careful what I say on these forums.

[RaceBannon]

It's not even shrinking yet, either...sheesh!

[Mercat]

The fire next time.

[RandallFlagg]

Actually I take my previous post back .... this is fascinating ..... and I hope we do light off Jupiter as a second mini sun .... we get 4 more terrestrial planets to play with.

Except Europa, of course.

[Jack Deth]

Hi, Yo-Yo





Maybe someone should call Frank J. and tell him NASA stole his idea!


Jack.

[redhead]

Whoa. I can't believe I read the whole thing. And about 3/4 of the way through, I realized the original story had been double-posted. But it's still fun reading. Thanks!

[Lester Moore]

By the way, be careful of ellipses, amatoors usually get them wrong in both form and usage!

Wut!...

[Centurion2000]

Except Europa, of course.

Well ... yeah ... can't have us contaminating any possible suboceanic ecosystem there of course :)

I got dibs on Ganymede's South Pole.

[Yo-Yo]

Hi Redhead,

Thanks for reading the post, but you do realize it was from three years ago? Whatever made you read it now?

[SunkenCiv]

hugh=huge, so, yes, very well said. :')

[SunkenCiv]

Doomed, I tell you...

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Posted on 05/07/2006 2:05:13 PM EDT by neverdem
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