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Re: Product Suggestions:- Thunderbirds & NASA
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lugnet.fun
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Wed, 6 Sep 2000 20:37:18 GMT
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In lugnet.fun, Bruce Schlickbernd writes:
> In lugnet.fun, Stephen A. Campbell writes:
<Original proposal snipped.>
> > ALEX:
> > That only gives NASA 8 years to make a desicion. It'll never happen...
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> > SteveC
> > NASA contractor scum
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> JPL can make that kind of decision in a reasonable amount of time (Hot Wheels
> mars landers stuff). Admittedly, Cal Tech runs JPL for NASA, so it's not
> quite the same thing. They'd probably jump at the chance to get a satellite
> or lander done in Lego!
I think some reasearch labs ALREADY use Lego in thier resaerch and inital
prototyping. So the traffic might be two way. (MIT positivly flocked to
Mindstroms when it came out / were asked to investigate). Space landers+
Mindstorms is what the Mission Mars Epxnasion pack does If I am not mistaken?
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> Thunderbirds? Gosh, then you'll just have to have Supercar next...
> :-)
Or
Firbeall XL5,
Stingray(As the goodies not the badies.. (Aquazone ref ;-) )
Captin Scarlet.
Joe 90
Space Precinct.- ( was goignto be called Space Police when orignally susgested
but apparently not called that owing to the name of Lego(R) range...
(Er, Todd perhaps a new NG, off-topic.tv.kids might be a useufl place to put a
FUT?)
Alex
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> Bruce
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| (...) ranges. (...) JPL can make that kind of decision in a reasonable amount of time (Hot Wheels mars landers stuff). Admittedly, Cal Tech runs JPL for NASA, so it's not quite the same thing. They'd probably jump at the chance to get a satellite or (...) (24 years ago, 6-Sep-00, to lugnet.fun)
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