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Re: Now THIS is classic space!
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lugnet.space
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Tue, 17 Apr 2001 00:52:39 GMT
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In lugnet.space, Paul Hanson writes:
> Finished at last - a new MOC and my entry for Paul Hartzog's non-violent space
> contest:
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> United Earth Space Force Rocketship X-74 "Pathfinder"
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> Pictures on Brickshelf (& hopefully more in the next day or two):
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> http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=4180
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> The Pathfinder is designed for long voyages of exploration within our solar
> system. She features working and living space for a crew of six.
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> Thanks, and LMKWYT!
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> - Paul
VERY NICE!! I downloaded each pic so that I can examine each one in fine
detail. I really liked all the detail and the way you worked out the
confined space so well.
One question to the general public: Why do we never see excercise rooms?
Certainly these would be essential for extended deep space mission with
microgravity conditions. Or does this ship continue to accelerate until it
hits a "halfway" point, turn end over end 180 degrees to point the engines
in the direction of motion, and then fire the engines to decellerate the
ship, thereby providing a modest amount of gravity for most of the trip. I
believe this was done in Arthur C. Clark's 2063 (3rd installment out of 4 in
the space oddessy series).
I just think that these 50s-style rocket ships are a perfect example of this
type of an application. Thoughts?
~Trev
Astro Lift Co.
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| (...) Thanks! (...) Exercise rooms: In all of the 50's sci-fi books I've read, or in the movies I've seen, they've never even mentioned excercise. I don't think the concept of muscle and bone deterioration due to weightlessness had even occured to (...) (24 years ago, 17-Apr-01, to lugnet.space)
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| Finished at last - a new MOC and my entry for Paul Hartzog's non-violent space contest: United Earth Space Force Rocketship X-74 "Pathfinder" Pictures on Brickshelf (& hopefully more in the next day or two): (URL) Pathfinder is designed for long (...) (24 years ago, 17-Apr-01, to lugnet.space) !!
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