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Radio interview with CTO of Transorbital
Thespaceshow.com ^
| 1/10/03
| David Livingston
Posted on 01/10/2003 6:39:25 PM PST by Brett66
Thought this might be of interest to Freeper space buffs. David Livingston hosts a radio show out of Seattle about space. You can listen to several shows over the internet. Thought this show interviewing the CTO of Transorbital was very interesting. He goes in more detail about Transorbital's future plane in regards to Lunar exploration. Here's the Link:
Interview with Paul Blase
TOPICS: Astronomy; Science
KEYWORDS: lunar; moon; space; spacecraft; transorbital
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01/10/2003 6:39:25 PM PST
by
Brett66
To: RightWhale; anymouse; RadioAstronomer; NonZeroSum; jimkress; discostu; The_Victor; Centurion2000; ..
Special ping.
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01/10/2003 6:41:04 PM PST
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Brett66
To: All
Just FRmail me if you want on or off this ping list.
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01/10/2003 6:42:48 PM PST
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Brett66
To: Brett66
Is there a transcript of the interview around anywhere?
To: RightWhale
Didn't see any transcripts on the website, if you're modem bound it would probably take about 30 minutes to load. A pain, but still possible.
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01/10/2003 7:06:40 PM PST
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Brett66
To: Brett66
How does TransOrbital look as an investment, assuming they have common stock? A positive revenue flow would enhance the excitement and glory of the first business to set up shop on a celestial body.
To: RightWhale
I would say their revenue flow is probably negative until they get their first satellite to the moon. I couldn't find much on their website, they probably aren't offering any shares right now.
TransOrbital
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01/10/2003 7:40:44 PM PST
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Brett66
To: Brett66
bttt...
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01/11/2003 8:25:29 AM PST
by
MeekOneGOP
(Just for grins: http://muffin.eggheads.org/images/funny/dogsmile.jpg)
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