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Buzz Aldrin Speaks

at the Texas Space Authority organizational meeting tomorrow in Austin. I am too. Email me at dinkin@space-shot.com or comment if you think we can do something for you from a business angle or want to see my slides.

-- Update --

Buzz continues to promote Starcraft Boosters and his plan for many space adventurer orbiters on the same launcher. He asserts that orbital is "so hard that only 3 governments have done it". That was also true of people to 100 km before Rutan won the Ansari X Prize. Number of governments that can go to 100 km without losing money=0. Number of governments that have a reusable craft that can fly again in less than a week to 100 km=0. He views suborbital as a dead end. He is still promoting lotteries to fund spaceflight. I asked him to join forces once skill games can finance orbital flights and he agreed.

I bet Buzz $20 that orbital craft would emerge without government funding.

Posted by Sam Dinkin at May 10, 2006 12:44 PM
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I'll see you there, as I'll be promoting the NSS's ISDC 2007 in Dallas. I'm not going to have the hat this time, though. That one probably played much better in L.A. than it would in Austin.

Posted by Ken Murphy at May 10, 2006 08:17 PM


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