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    International Experiments In Relative Motion

    By Posted on 6.24.2008 5 Comments

    While the principle is fairly straightforward, this video is such an endearing representation of the concept of relative motion that we had to share it. Who wouldn't appreciate the lengths they went to do the demonstration, not to mention the dramatic atmosphere of the video!

    8.18.2008 at 05:43pm - Comment by gothix

    0 out of 0 people found this comment helpful Lida

  • SciTech

    International Experiments In Relative Motion

    By Posted on 6.24.2008 5 Comments

    While the principle is fairly straightforward, this video is such an endearing representation of the concept of relative motion that we had to share it. Who wouldn't appreciate the lengths they went to do the demonstration, not to mention the dramatic atmosphere of the video!

    8.18.2008 at 05:42pm - Comment by gothix

    thank you baby.. Tatil

  • SciTech

    International Experiments In Relative Motion

    By Posted on 6.24.2008 5 Comments

    While the principle is fairly straightforward, this video is such an endearing representation of the concept of relative motion that we had to share it. Who wouldn't appreciate the lengths they went to do the demonstration, not to mention the dramatic atmosphere of the video!

    8.18.2008 at 05:41pm - Comment by gothix

    thank you very much.. Team; Lida

  • SciTech

    A Rocket Engine for the Masses

    By Posted on 5.13.2008 7 Comments

    Viper Cost to Develop: $250,000Time: 2 yearsPrototype | | | | | Product If were ever going to see a true era of commercial space travel—a day when Virgin Galactic is just another spaceline—Tim Bendel believes we need a better rocket engine. Specifically, something that is to the space industry what the internal combustion engine was to the nascent car industry a century ago: a standard, off-the-shelf option that can power any manner of vehicle, from tourist ship to lunar lander. And it has to be affordable to companies not owned by billionaire Richard Branson.

    8.17.2008 at 04:18pm - Comment by gothix

    thank you.. gw0

  • SciTech

    A Rocket Engine for the Masses

    By Posted on 5.13.2008 7 Comments

    Viper Cost to Develop: $250,000Time: 2 yearsPrototype | | | | | Product If were ever going to see a true era of commercial space travel—a day when Virgin Galactic is just another spaceline—Tim Bendel believes we need a better rocket engine. Specifically, something that is to the space industry what the internal combustion engine was to the nascent car industry a century ago: a standard, off-the-shelf option that can power any manner of vehicle, from tourist ship to lunar lander. And it has to be affordable to companies not owned by billionaire Richard Branson.

    8.17.2008 at 04:16pm - Comment by gothix

    trhank tyou very nice. Team Tatil

  • SciTech

    A Rocket Engine for the Masses

    By Posted on 5.13.2008 7 Comments

    Viper Cost to Develop: $250,000Time: 2 yearsPrototype | | | | | Product If were ever going to see a true era of commercial space travel—a day when Virgin Galactic is just another spaceline—Tim Bendel believes we need a better rocket engine. Specifically, something that is to the space industry what the internal combustion engine was to the nascent car industry a century ago: a standard, off-the-shelf option that can power any manner of vehicle, from tourist ship to lunar lander. And it has to be affordable to companies not owned by billionaire Richard Branson.

    8.17.2008 at 04:14pm - Comment by gothix

    thank you !

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