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http://www.thespaceplace.com/nasa/spinoffs.html BREAST CANCER DETECTION - A solar cell sensor is positioned directly beneath x-ray film, and determines exactly when film has received sufficient radiation and has been exposed to optimum density. Associated electronic equipment then sends a signal to cut off the x-ray source. Reduction of mammography x-ray exposure reduces radiation hazard and doubles the number of patient exams per machine. PROGRAMMABLE PACEMAKER - Incorporating multiple NASA technologies, the system consists of the implant and a physician's computer console containing the programming and a data printer. Communicates through wireless telemetry signals. SOLAR ENERGY - NASA-pioneered photovoltaic power system for spacecraft applications was applied to programs to expand terrestrial applications as a viable alternative energy source in areas where no conventional power source exists. SENSORS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL - NASA development of an instrument for use in space life support research led to commercial development of a system to monitor an industrial process stream to assure that the effluent water's pH level is in compliance with environmental regulations. etc. Who knows, the energy source that get's man back from Mars might replace fossil fuel and save the planet. It would be cheaper to make energy from burning gold.
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It's a domino effect as well though, being on the Moon makes it much easier (and cheaper relatively) to get to Mars. Being permanently in orbit was supposed to make both easier too, but the accountants got hold of the ISS. It's pointless imo. When you look at how far the Space programme has regressed since Apollo I don't see the ultimate aim (if I read you and Renton correctly) of getting the Earth's population to a potentially habitable planet light years away will ever happen. It's tiresome that it's actually called a space agency.
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This has been done a million times before Parky. What it boils down to is that if you believe the moon landings were a conspiracy you're basically a retard. Thought we were talking about Mars? Fuck, sorry, must learn to read. But for you Parky, the point stands. Obsessed.
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We'll be lucky to be back there this century. Looked great but what a waste of money going back (or indeed trying to get to Mars) would be. They're just lifeless rocks. It's not like the money couldn't be better spent. Just my two Earth cents. I like the space programs. Basically government funded research into products that have applications on earth, that private industry doesn't have the vision or inclination to look into. Like what? http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&r...+uses&meta= The best link being... http://www.thespaceplace.com/nasa/spinoffs.html BREAST CANCER DETECTION - A solar cell sensor is positioned directly beneath x-ray film, and determines exactly when film has received sufficient radiation and has been exposed to optimum density. Associated electronic equipment then sends a signal to cut off the x-ray source. Reduction of mammography x-ray exposure reduces radiation hazard and doubles the number of patient exams per machine. PROGRAMMABLE PACEMAKER - Incorporating multiple NASA technologies, the system consists of the implant and a physician's computer console containing the programming and a data printer. Communicates through wireless telemetry signals. SOLAR ENERGY - NASA-pioneered photovoltaic power system for spacecraft applications was applied to programs to expand terrestrial applications as a viable alternative energy source in areas where no conventional power source exists. SENSORS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL - NASA development of an instrument for use in space life support research led to commercial development of a system to monitor an industrial process stream to assure that the effluent water's pH level is in compliance with environmental regulations. etc. All rubbish.
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We'll be lucky to be back there this century. Looked great but what a waste of money going back (or indeed trying to get to Mars) would be. They're just lifeless rocks. It's not like the money couldn't be better spent. Just my two Earth cents. I like the space programs. Basically government funded research into products that have applications on earth, that private industry doesn't have the vision or inclination to look into. Like what? That pen that can write upside down and underwater. Glowy night lights too. I suppose they have showed us how the recycle WW2 tech.
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We'll be lucky to be back there this century. Looked great but what a waste of money going back (or indeed trying to get to Mars) would be. They're just lifeless rocks. It's not like the money couldn't be better spent. Just my two Earth cents. I like the space programs. Basically government funded research into products that have applications on earth, that private industry doesn't have the vision or inclination to look into. Like what? http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&r...+uses&meta= I know all about nasa and the military man...That's why they want to privatise it. But what have they done to benefit mankind????
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We'll be lucky to be back there this century. Looked great but what a waste of money going back (or indeed trying to get to Mars) would be. They're just lifeless rocks. It's not like the money couldn't be better spent. Just my two Earth cents. I like the space programs. Basically government funded research into products that have applications on earth, that private industry doesn't have the vision or inclination to look into. Like what?
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I think we spend too much on defence but unless all the world is suddenly going to change the way in which humans have always behaved it's infinitely more necessary than exploring the planets imo. We ain't going nowhere THEY are coming and will land at the opening ceremony of the Olympic games 2012.
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This has been done a million times before Parky. What it boils down to is that if you believe the moon landings were a conspiracy you're basically a retard. Thought we were talking about Mars?
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Do you seriously think these buffoons can put men on Mars?? I think they crashed the first 29 probes or summat....
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I'll take that bet. I'll give you 10-1 in fact ....I would if Capello wasn't in charge. He hasn't got Fergie's vision.
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You're not as stupid as you make out innit?
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We'll be lucky to be back there this century. Looked great but what a waste of money going back (or indeed trying to get to Mars) would be. They're just lifeless rocks. It's not like the monet couldn't be better spent. Just my two Earth cents. It is the future of everything, though. It is "too expensive" and yet equally how can it be "too expensive"? Get the aliens to take us there.
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We'll be lucky to be back there this century. Looked great but what a waste of money going back (or indeed trying to get to Mars) would be. They're just lifeless rocks. It's not like the monet couldn't be better spent. Just my two Earth cents. But David Bowie needs to go home.
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Hoaxing everyone successfully that they got to the moon? Seriously aren't they still pissing about with a rocket designed during WW2?
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Need shooting most of them. The stories I get from my mate at Coutts are mind bending.
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An example of why I don't get on with my sisters...
Park Life replied to The Fish's topic in General Chat
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Lucky it wasn't peoples left in the back I guess.
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What's the triumph part here exactly?
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I just don't believe there are 4. I'd say it was more likely two at the max.
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Bad times all-round currently. Those are tough moments and I think we're still a year away from some kind of a recovery. I've had 3 not pay me since Nov.
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They had to do it by letter in the end. The post-it note kept blowing off his car apparently. Thought the crayoned it onto the back of his jacket.