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  Tuesday, August 29, 2000
 
  • Posted : 09:06 Pacific Time

    Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue as seen by the incomperable Jim Lilek's.

    For a steady laugh and sideways glance at the world, check out his site. Lileks.com I expect both his humor and serious writing to be featured often in this column.

Thursday, July 27, 2000
 
  • Posted : 08:16 Pacific Time

    Biosphere 2 Center

    Once a famous failed ecological resesarch project, now a college campus. It's sad really, the Biosphere project had such great promise, but the founders were in the end more interested in biological philosophy than science.

Wednesday, July 26, 2000
 
  • Posted : 15:22 Pacific Time

    Haiku the Blog

    Spending a down moment at work, found this odd site. Advertisments for blogs that are {sorta} Haiku (What's the plural of Haiku?)


 
  • Posted : 10:56 Pacific Time

    How Stuff Works!

    'Have you ever wondered how the engine in your car works or what makes the inside of your refrigerator cold? Then How Stuff Works is the place for you!'

    Weird, wonderful.... Worth checking out and wandering for the amusement value.

Sunday, July 23, 2000
 
  • Posted : 00:33 Pacific Time

    Two Saturn V's at the launch pad can be seen here and here.

    Very nice pictures of an amazing machine.


 
  • Posted : 00:31 Pacific Time

    Pad 39A Very pretty overhead photograph of a Saturn launch pad.
Friday, July 21, 2000
 
  • Posted : 16:09 Pacific Time

    FAQs about FAQs

    All about creating, maintaining, and distributing FAQ's.


 
  • Posted : 15:59 Pacific Time

    Internet FAQ Consortium

    All the FAQ's you ever wanted... Specialty is FAQ from USENET, but others are archived as well.

Wednesday, July 19, 2000
 
  • Posted : 23:40 Pacific Time

    HST10X An investigation of one approach to provide an 8-meter class UV-Optical Space Telescope

    A proposal to extend the life of the Hubble Space Telescope by adding additional mirrors.

    Why not? The basic structure should be sound for decades more, and the electronics and instruments are designed to serviced by space walks.


 


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