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Jay Cross (jcross AT shore.net)
Arlington, MA USA - Sunday, July 28, 1996 at 15:17:46 (EDT)

I'm a computer science student from Denmark. I would like to join this great project !
Svend Haugaard Sørensen (shs AT daimi.aau.dk)
Aarhur, Denmark - Sunday, July 28, 1996 at 13:19:25 (EDT)

Proud Canadian supporter of this cause if you can get the moon, mars, pheibos and deimos (marshan moons) are next good luck and I will be supporting this all the way. And if somehow this gets sacked some one else will continue it. Keep up the GREAT WORK
Matt Hudson (Ajiwani AT wimsey.com)
Port Moody, BC CANADA - Friday, July 26, 1996 at 15:53:03 (EDT)

World Humanitarian Resource Network PO Box 7636, Eugene OR 97401, 541-726-5045 (a humanitarian projects fund-raising trust) We are interested in assisting possably where we can. I am an inventor, machinist, and have some creative abilities I would desire to offer. If anyone would like to start associating with a small group in the Eugene, Oregon area, please contact us.
Loren Hardy (worldhumanitarian AT usa.net)
Eugene, OR USA - Friday, July 26, 1996 at 04:00:09 (EDT)

I'm back with a more pragmatic suggestion. The key to safe and profitable air travel is the provision of an airport infrastructure, ie flat and clear runways, navigational aids, etc. It therefore occurs to me that a similar infrastructure on the moon would be of great benefit to future (follow-on) trips. My suggestion is that the first flight to the moon should be dedicated to establishing such an infrastructure. This can be as complex or as simple as you wish but I suggest that the basic requirements would be to level off a large area of surface, maybe apply some form of compaction the ground and install an autonomous Guidance and Navigation system like the microwave landing systems found in most of the worlds major airports. Any follow on flights are then made that much easier to conduct and we have made a significant step to regular commercial lunar flights (just like 2001, shame about Pan Am Though!). I hope that this provides a talking point for you folks and look forward to seeing the results. Have fun and get them rockets flying! Andrew Newstead
Andrew Newstead (a.c.newstead AT derby.ac.uk )
UK - Thursday, July 25, 1996 at 07:27:53 (EDT)

At last, a way to go back and do some real work and not just plant flags. The follow on possiblilities are breathtaking.
Andrew Newstead (a.c.newstead AT derby.ac.uk)
Derby, UK - Thursday, July 25, 1996 at 06:55:53 (EDT)

I am a student at Washigton State University in mathmatics and physics. I think it's about time someone side stepped the short sighted politicians only concern about re-election and not even realizing the possibilities of space travel.
Scott Douthit (sdouthit AT eecs.wsu.edu)
Pullman, WA USA - Wednesday, July 24, 1996 at 16:10:52 (EDT)

Richard Wikberg (richard AT hotell.nettime.se)
Stockholm, Sweden - Friday, July 19, 1996 at 09:58:06 (EDT)

If this turns out to be legitimate, count me in. Can we leave religion here when we go?
Nathan Coward (nathanc AT carol.net)
Belton, SC USA - Wednesday, July 17, 1996 at 23:07:21 (EDT)

Excellent project. Reserve me a seat.
John Jossy (71513.566 AT compuserve.com)
Union City, CA USA - Wednesday, July 17, 1996 at 01:36:04 (EDT)

"bajs" is the swedish word for "cool stuff".
Per AAlund (d4per AT dtek.chalmers.se)
Gothenburg, Sweden - Monday, July 15, 1996 at 08:31:11 (EDT)

I had heard of people exploring the possibility of making a private sector on the moon, I never realized how far the idea has been taken. Many kudos to those involved.
Jim Blocker (ece_0402 AT bigdog.engr.arizona.edu)
Tucson, AZ USA - Friday, July 12, 1996 at 12:08:36 (EDT)

I am 100% for this project and will join soon. I am also interested in being a shuttle crew menber if you decide to do an independent launch. I am also interested in being a filming crew member. I am also willing to help design the stages, the luna base, and the 'Luna City'.
Lloyd Hewitt (jester AT vastnet.com)
Aurora, OR USA - Thursday, July 11, 1996 at 19:52:23 (EDT)

Interested bystander at the moment.
Bob Parkinson (bparkins AT eagle1.eaglenet.com)
Lexington Park, MD USA - Thursday, July 11, 1996 at 07:06:22 (EDT)

About a week ago I heard about the x-33. I'll believe there is going to be a new era in space development when FedEx and UPS order theirs.
James McEnanly (3215 Las Vegas)
Belmont, MI USA - Tuesday, July 09, 1996 at 12:31:10 (EDT)

It seems a given fact that eventually the earth will be absorbed by the sun and completely destroyed. Noone with any scientific knowledge will dispute that. Forget about the fact that it may take about 5 billion years for that to happen. The time happened a long time ago when we should have started in earnest to learn about how to colonize other worlds, instead of finding ways to destroy them. GOOD LUCK and GODSPEED!!!
N. Kilarjian (NnOoRrMm AT aol.com)
NY, NY USA - Tuesday, July 09, 1996 at 12:17:38 (EDT)

Very ambitious project. I would like to go some day. I am working on a computer science degree while working as a computer/communications systems operator. I'll be back.
Glenn Woessner
Haughton, LA USA - Monday, July 08, 1996 at 22:39:19 (EDT)

I am a MS in Aerospace Enginering and a big Heinlein fan. Count me in!
Fred Zagotti (federicoz AT aol.com)
Fairfield, OH USA - Saturday, July 06, 1996 at 22:11:41 (EDT)

I downloaded your file form AOL about a month ago, your lunar mission is possible. The technology is there, Fund- ing is possibe, goals are obtainable on the flight plan. The biggest obstucles are the government and Nasa. Nasa is very sensitive about what they put in the cargo bay "especialy rather nasty chemical fuels in large tanks." Second, the government would want to know whats going on and have "their own recomendations about how to do this"
Dan Sutton (dsutton949 AT aol.com)
N Attleboro, MA USA - Saturday, July 06, 1996 at 01:58:50 (EDT)

I just found out that Artemis is a fact. It's about time someone got around to trying this, before the short sighted masses keep us all grounded for ever. I'll start looking around the site, maybe there's something I can help with...
Bill Carey
Berkley, MI USA - Tuesday, July 02, 1996 at 22:36:09 (EDT)

I once read "The meek shall inherit the Earth; the rest of us will go to the stars." I hope to see it all in my life-time !
Paul Novak (psnovak%utmbgalv AT mhost.utmb.edu)
Galveston, TX USA - Monday, July 01, 1996 at 23:47:26 (EDT)

A real step forward toward the fullness of creation. To be sure, scientific contributions are necessary but minimal. On the other end of the spectrum are the spiritual needs of the participants - especially in view of the proximity to things eternal. Any community would likely enjoy the input of a minister of religion. As a Roman Catholic priest, I am willing to serve the needs of all, whatever their denomination, in the intewrest of rounding out the services provided to this new celestial community, as well as dealing with the interaction with the creator and all participants. Awaiting your response.
Paul McCarthy (diesirae AT inforamp.net)
Mississauga, ON CA - Friday, June 28, 1996 at 18:01:55 (EDT)

This looks intriquing!
Tim Curthew-sanders
USA - Friday, June 28, 1996 at 13:27:25 (EDT)

Great Idea. I'd really love to see this project become a reality. I'll follow your progress eagerly. If it starts to take shape, I'll have to keep you in mind for when I finish my PhD in astronautical engineering here at MIT.
Darrel Robertson (dkr1 AT mit.edu)
Boston, MA USA - Thursday, June 27, 1996 at 21:24:29 (EDT)

As a science fiction writer, and ametuer astronomy enthusiast, this is something that has always interested me. I would be very interested in learning more about the project.
Douglas S. Goldring (dsgst11 AT cis.pitt.edu)
Pittsburgh, PA USA - Wednesday, June 26, 1996 at 20:09:21 (EDT)

Very interesting! I'll be a member real soon. Keep up the good work. I work with First Millennial Foundation (http://www.millennial.org ~ bridge AT millennial.org) and will stay informed as to the progress you make. Looking forward to helping you out in the very near future!
Jack Reynolds (jackr AT millennial.org)
Rifle, CO USA - Wednesday, June 26, 1996 at 18:37:24 (EDT)

This is the right way to go! Private enterprise and a moonbase is the only reasonable solution for man's further venturing into space. I am a computer programmer and would be glad to help out!
Anders Lindskold (anders AT text-tv.tv4.se)
Goteborg, SWEDEN - Tuesday, June 25, 1996 at 23:54:50 (EDT)

I am an engineer at Wright Patterson AFB, I would appreciate some more information on this project and the current possibilities of this becoming a moving design project. I would be happy to help in any why I can. Could you send me any design problem areas of consern. I know several engineers who would be happy to work some side projects on our own time.
Scot D. Anderson (ScotA911 AT AOL.com)
Waynesville, OH USA - Monday, June 24, 1996 at 12:20:55 (EDT)

Been following you since December 1994 -- Good Luck!
David J. Evans (DEvans1843 AT aol.com)
Tallahassee, Fl USA - Sunday, June 23, 1996 at 19:11:59 (EDT)

Cool pages!!! Keep up the good work! Go see my page I will sooon retur to this place :)
Thomas (jtelling AT sn.no)
Bergen, Norway - Sunday, June 23, 1996 at 15:33:19 (EDT)

I just found this page and it looks interesting.
Jedidiah Whitten (jswhitten AT ucdavis.edu)
Davis, CA USA - Saturday, June 22, 1996 at 17:48:16 (EDT)

I've always been interested in space. I am hoping to go to the moon someday and beyond
Jim Helmink (waldo2 AT juno.com)
Eastlake, OH USA - Thursday, June 20, 1996 at 08:14:41 (EDT)

The human species, respresenting all known intelligent life, must expand outward to space or we will die. I am encouraged to see work being done in our long-term interest.
Jay Dugger
USA - Wednesday, June 19, 1996 at 21:32:04 (EDT)

This project is exactly what our species needs to keep expanding, evolving, and dreaming.
Mark Bunting (bmarkb AT aol.com)
Hampton, VA USA - Wednesday, June 19, 1996 at 10:13:42 (EDT)

I am an Electrical Engineering Professor at Auburn University in Alabama. It looks like you guys have a great plan. I am also a member of the National Space Society (their publication, Ad Astra, is a really cool read!) which appears to focus on pushing our government programs in the right direction. Unfortunately, a government-based space program is at the mercy of a very fickle public. A private program may be our only real chance. Good luck!!!!!
Stu Wentworth (stuartw AT eng.auburn.edu)
Auburn, AL USA - Monday, June 17, 1996 at 11:27:33 (EDT)

Cool stuff. I'm working towards a degree in Earth Sciences, and this is exactly what i want to do with it- explore other planets in our solar system! Good luck, and if you guys get off the ground, I'll probably be applying to your company!
Matthew Fanny (mpf001 AT acad.drake.edu)
Des Moines, Ia USA - Thursday, June 13, 1996 at 09:53:10 (EDT)

I am currently working on my Ph.D. in Global Business and Finance and Humanities. My dissertation is on the U.S. Space Program and the advancement of space technology. It's refreshing to finally see a business building upon all that space has to offer humanity, not to mention the benefits to "earth-bound" business. Keep up the great work!
D. Cappellucci (BAMAPHUD AT aol.com)
Manchester, CT USA - Wednesday, June 12, 1996 at 23:57:28 (EDT)

Shades of Robert A. Heinlein, I'm a believer. I think I saw his ghost cross my terminal as I read through your site. I'm in.
Frank Shewmake (trader AT infinex.com)
San Mateo, CA USA - Wednesday, June 12, 1996 at 16:48:32 (EDT)

I am a swedish int.MBA student (currently studying in germany). Spaceexploration is one of my lifelong passions besides business and finance, I wrote an article in the June95 issue of Bists "Spaceflight" last year regarding the development of a privately held company that is funded in marketeconomic ways. ... here I am today at your site - it is there!! the organisation that I have spent weeks perfecting in theory. Maybe I can join and contribute to the work, if youll have me, after all I live in Sweden far away from the US - but on the other hand - the Moon is even further away!
Daniel Moström (11450 AT stud.uni-lueneburg.de)
Lüneburg, or Sweden - Monday, June 10, 1996 at 10:36:00 (EDT)

I have been planning to major in Aerospace Eng. at Ga. Tech, but I was worried about funding cuts in NASA and the Air Force. Maybe I'll sign on as a pilot for your project in a few years.
Zach Procter (procter AT mindspring.com)
Gainesville, Ga USA - Saturday, June 08, 1996 at 12:44:56 (EDT)

I earned a Degree in Aeronautical Engineering and is currently working towards my B.S in Aeronautical Science at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University(DaytonaBeach Florida). After my degree, I will be persueing another degree in Engineering Physics at the Massachusettes Institute of Technology. As you can see, my life is commetted to science and space exploration. Therefore I find your program highly uplifting to one;such as myself whom interest revolves around space. Please do keep me updated on any other information concerning this very important mission. I hope and look forward to assist you with my skills in any which way possible.
Paul L. Joseph II (josephp AT db.erau.edu)
Daytona Beach, Fl USA - Friday, June 07, 1996 at 16:23:25 (EDT)

I think you guys are absolutly nuts, cookoo, and have the best damn idea to come along since the space program got started! Good luck!
Pete Vander Giessen (pete AT frazmtn.com)
USA - Thursday, June 06, 1996 at 18:02:10 (EDT)

I hope this isn't some gimmic. If it is shame on you. If it isn't good luck to you. I think this is a great idea and would have the support of anybody.
Marvin Ostrega (Ostrma91 AT snoyeva.cc.oneonta.edu.com)
Oneonta, NY USA - Thursday, June 06, 1996 at 14:49:51 (EDT)

I think this is a great project and a massive undertaking. The future of space travel and exploration is in private, commercialized space. Good luck!
Matt Brookshier (mbrooksh AT aol.com)
Alexandria, VA USA - Thursday, May 30, 1996 at 10:15:55 (EDT)

Space, the final frontier ! Moon is just our first step ! Please let me know when the right time comes, I would like to be one of the first group steping out...
Net Walker (Chen AT asiaonline.net)
Hong Kong, - Hong Kong - Thursday, May 30, 1996 at 04:40:11 (EDT)

The best way to make this happen is HYPE. I encourage everyone who reads this to SPAM the URL, set up a link in your home page and TELL your friends. If a president can get elected from the grass roots, then we can get to the moon! HAIL ARTEMIS!
Anthony Callahan (callahan AT gte.net)
Irving, TX USA - Monday, May 27, 1996 at 23:59:38 (EDT)

I have pinched myself and I am awake. It's not a dream anymore!
Tracy Cramer
Blacksburg, VA USA - Saturday, May 25, 1996 at 15:40:50 (EDT)

This is a great project. It is very exciting to see people getting together to form this alliance.
Brenda R. Freedman (quasar AT freedman.net)
Philadelphia, PA USA - Saturday, May 25, 1996 at 11:57:20 (EDT)

I really, really want to go, but to the lucky few that do I wish them the best of luck
Scott Walker (CM3BCGSW AT BS47a.staffs.ac.uk)
Stoke-On-Trent, United kingdom - Friday, May 24, 1996 at 12:30:15 (EDT)

Good luck. You need and deserve it.
Jami (dwyerj AT carleton.edu)
Northfield, MN USA - Friday, May 24, 1996 at 04:28:28 (EDT)

I hope I'll live to see the day where we're living on other planets and moons. That's why I'm interested in the Artemis Project.
Tom Chavez (chavez AT execpc.com)
USA - Tuesday, May 14, 1996 at 18:15:11 (EDT)

The Moon is a great place to be. Except where are we going to get the hydrogen, nitrogen, and carbon? Let's hope Lunar Prospector in '97 turns up some lunar ice at the South Pole.
We need to do a lot of homework before we get there. Without these critical elements, how to we support a significant base on the moon? And if we use teleoperated rovers or robots, who is working on them? Where are the commercial markets that justify the shorter term investment of billions of bucks? I hear alot of dreaming and not much progress.

If Lunar Prospector does turn up some lunar ice, what does a mission plan for utilizing it look like?
Cris Fitch (fitch AT sisna.com)
San Diego, CA USA - Monday, May 13, 1996 at 02:42:05 (EDT)

Aloha, It is so cool to see all the new entries. FYI....Man to Women ratio now is 154 men/ 20 women/ and 17 unidentifialbe. I truely am interested in the project. I am keeping these stats just for fun and because I am single women and not interested in going to single bars unless of course it's on the moon. *LOL*
Miche Thompson (cabride AT aloha.net)
Makawao, HI USA - Monday, May 13, 1996 at 02:19:35 (EDT)

This is my life long dream and goal! Let's see how realistic this project is. I wish the future of space travle is similiar to Heinlein's vision. I'll do more research on this matter now.
Ching Yee Hu (ch006c AT uhura.cc.rochester.edu)
Rochester, NY USA - Sunday, May 12, 1996 at 16:56:10 (EDT)

HI PEOPLE! I THINK THAT IT IS REALLY NEET THAT YOU HAVE STARTED THIS. I THINK THAT SPACE IS A FUTURE TO LOOK FORWARD TO. I HOPE THAT SOMEDAY I WILL BE ABLE TO GO TO THE MOON AND THEN MARS!! JENNIFER ZINN AGE 12
JENNIFER ZINN
USA - Friday, May 10, 1996 at 19:02:49 (EDT)

I'm going to start saving up my $40,000.00 for a lunar vacation now! Keep up the great work!
Thomas K. Martin (72223.364 AT compuserve.com)
Texas, TX USA - Monday, May 06, 1996 at 11:48:27 (EDT)

Space is mankinds future. Embrace it and explore the mass.
Mark D. Spivey (mspivey AT tstc.edu)
Waco, TX USA - Sunday, May 05, 1996 at 14:09:42 (EDT)

Thank you, Thank you. This had to happen sooner or later. Heinlein and Harriman would be proud. My check will be on the way shortly and let me know what else I can do. God Bless, and To The Stars! Jeff DeWitt
Jeff DeWitt (JeffDeWitt AT aol.com)
Apex, NC USA - Sunday, May 05, 1996 at 01:17:55 (EDT)

I hope it works. Many thanks to the Internet and you guys. With a few more projects like this, we'll get back to the Moon and this time to stay. Then, on to Mars.
Jim Rohrich (101752 AT compuserve.com)
Wiesbaden, Germany - Thursday, May 02, 1996 at 16:12:48 (EDT)

Space is the future. Keep looking to the skies...
Matthew Kahl (mk18981 AT appstate.edu)
Jacksonville, NC USA - Thursday, May 02, 1996 at 02:04:29 (EDT)

I think that this project is a great idea, and that you have a great start
Megan Pittman (johnd AT netins.net)
Macomb, IL USA - Sunday, April 28, 1996 at 22:11:33 (EDT)

The Artemis project sounds like a fabulous, ambitious, and timely endeavor. I currently work on the design of the Admundsen-Scott South Pole Station Redevelopment Project - which was once thought of as an anolog to extreme climate design. Now it's turning out to be an exciting exercise in advanced architecture and engineering. You can learn mre about the project through NSF (national science foundation). I'm very interested in the development of a lunar station funded commercially. I've always believed this is the only way to really get something done! I am interested in contributing to the Artemis Project with whatever talents I have. I think at this point in the game I can help by providing concept design and art/illustration to help market any products that will be produced support the Artemis cause. I beleive that items sold to benefit the project should be limited to expendable commodities that are consumed rapidly and encourage multiple future sales. (This isn't my idea, it's something J.P. Hale Takazawa (takazawa AT lava.net)
Aiea, HI USA - Sunday, April 28, 1996 at 03:35:34 (EDT)
To put it bluntly, if humanity does not spread out into space and colonize other worlds, we will very likely die out as a species. LRS looks like a good step in the right direction. Please keep me informed of your progress.
Larry Klaes (larryk AT village.com)
Boston, MA USA - Thursday, April 25, 1996 at 13:05:06 (EDT)
Hi, I live in Hawaii and became interested in The Lunar project when my roomate talked to me about it, I am still reading the information, but from what I know so far, this sounds like loads of fun.....Thank you.
RACHEL SWARTZ (cabride AT aloha.net)
Makawao, hi USA - Thursday, April 25, 1996 at 00:14:34 (EDT)
I grew up witnessing the heydays of early manned spaceflight only to find as an adult that society is more preoccupied with the NFL, Rogaine and the Wheel of Fortune than with the exploration and colonization of space. My disappointment with our society is beyond words. I would be glad to offer my expertise in satellite communications to this effort in any capacity that may help the ultimate goal of getting man back into space,...... without NASA or MIR or that down-sized abortion referred to as the international space station.
Kevin C. Kuhns (kckuhns AT mindspring.com)
Norcross, GA USA - Wednesday, April 24, 1996 at 23:24:52 (EDT)
I like the idea that someone besides myself is interested in space exploration/expansion. I belive there is going to be a huge market in space, I hope Artemis succeeds! If anyone is interested in talking space please feel free to drop me a note. Thanks and Best wishes Artemis...
James G. Schramm (hschramm AT mo.net)
St. Peters, Mo USA - Wednesday, April 24, 1996 at 21:40:33 (EDT)
This is an ambitious idea!!! But I'm a firm beleiver that much can be done by private individuals with a gleam in their eyes, and commitment. Good luck ... we'll be watching.
Joe Grzetic (geores AT terra.nlnet.nf.ca)
St John's, NF Canada - Wednesday, April 24, 1996 at 13:32:45 (EDT)
I knew that there were other organizations out there that were involved in the space program, but I did not know that there was a commercial project to colonize the moon. Now is the time that all of the organizations that are involved in space exploration/colonization to get together and find the common idea's that we agree upon and make a united effort, both politically and economically to achieve those goals. If anyone wishes to contact me about this, I can be reached at my email address listed above or at Arcadia BBS 516-736-8578.
Donald E. Steier (dsteier AT ix.netcom.com)
Medford, NY USA - Tuesday, April 23, 1996 at 00:40:10 (EDT)
Have not seen your home page yet but am one of the people that think that if we don't leave this planet we don't have a chance at survival. I would like to be a part of this.
John Ross (jross29638 AT gnn.com)
Wichita, Ks USA - Monday, April 22, 1996 at 14:59:43 (EDT)
I need More Info on making a sellable commodity to third wordl countries.
Chris Courington
Orlando, Fl USA - Monday, April 22, 1996 at 10:25:26 (EDT)
This site has GROWN! Good marks Gregory and everone else! I'm sending in my $$ and joining the Artemis Society today!
Jeffrey Cornish (Boy_scout AT msn.com)
everett, WA USA - Saturday, April 20, 1996 at 23:57:30 (EDT)
Interesting Project. I hope that I will have the chance to contribute to it.
Vlado Barun (vbarun AT andrews.edu)
Berrien Springs, MI USA - Saturday, April 20, 1996 at 21:41:09 (EDT)
My Home Page Is http://pages.prodigy.com/jacknor1/jacknor1.htm
Ray Jackson (jacknor1 AT prodigy.com)
Crofton, MD USA - Saturday, April 20, 1996 at 14:11:28 (EDT)
I am very enthused about the Artemis Project. I think that space exploration is the necessary next step for mankind. The Artemis project gives us the opportunity for adventure and exploration. The last frontier on Earth, the American west, was lost over 100 years ago. The Artemis project will provide a new frontier, a challenge and an adventure.
Steve Hall (hall AT mayo.edu)
Rochester, MN USA - Friday, April 19, 1996 at 18:54:00 (EDT)
I'm not to sure what the Armetis project is all about, pleas inform me on what it is, thank you... Will
Will Miller (VSAKY AT ix.netcom.com)
Bowling Green, KY USA - Thursday, April 18, 1996 at 20:19:20 (EDT)
Finally! An opportunity for someone besides a pilot or engineer to travel into Space. I am a software technical writer with nearly 10 years experience documenting IBM Mainframe, VAX, UNIX, and DOS/Windows products. I've written printed/online documentation, and have produced CD-ROM documentation. I've also taken Graduate courses in Multimedia Computing and have always felt that there's no reason someone with my skills can't cut it in space. I would very much like to help with your project. Ever since I saw Neil Armstrong walk on the moon, I've been hooked into Space Exploration. However, because I'm not in the military, my chances for going into space have been stymied. I'm glad to see that's now finally about to change. Good luck, and remember, I want to help make this happen! Sincerely, John E. Peel
John Peel (jpeel AT netcom.com)
Santa Clara, CA USA - Thursday, April 18, 1996 at 18:41:09 (EDT)
How excited I feel to see something like this not just as some vague government possiblity, but something even I, Ms. John Q. Citizen, could be a part of! Count me in! I've always hoped to travel in space during my life time....
Mary Kay Frailey (MKfrailey1 AT aol.com)
Columbia, SC USA - Wednesday, April 17, 1996 at 16:11:59 (EDT)
I have been a stong supporter of space exploration for the last 15 years. Any project that supports the commercialization and private devolopment of space I support. The reason is that it will open the space frontier to the rest of us, and not strictly government agencies. I also do support the role of national governments, and feel that they should continue in space exploration up until private projects such as Artemis become a reality. At that point, government space agencies will have become non-essential to space exploration and colonization and private corparations can run space exploration then. The sooner this is a reality the better. I am a senior college student at GAC with majors in political science and history with a strong interest in space public policy and space law that encourages the private development of space exploration. Sincerly yours, Eric King
Eric King (eking AT gac.edu)
St. Peter, MN USA - Tuesday, April 16, 1996 at 21:49:50 (EDT)
I like very much the astronomy and I like your anouncments, coments, etc.
BEATRIZ ARIZPE NARRO (barizpe AT comimsa.com.mx)
Saltillo, Co Mexico - Monday, April 15, 1996 at 17:10:52 (EDT)
Aloha, I am a researcher with background in HRD and Cultural Anthropology. Also I minored in family counseling with 8 years experience. I am also an explorer and adventurer. I am willing to work for "moon dust", as one of the other guest wrote in, in any one of my areas of interest or...Just be a maid... I would like to point out that on the guest book I looked at there are 171 different individuals who signed before me. Out of those 133 are male, 15 are women, and 16 unidentifiable by their initials. I am a recently divorced, not by choice, female in my fourties and if I did not already have a keen interest in this kind of project I would now. Based on those odds of finding a man with the same interests I would be a fool... COUNT me in. With this entry the ratio is 133/16 and I'll take those odds. Seriously, I would go even if it where all females. In fact you might find a more cohesive crew if you tried to recruit more women...Miche (say it Miki) Thomposn at cabride AT aloha.net I am already in the transportation business and when I started this business 3 years ago I calculated the taxi fare, based on the current Hawai'i fare rate, to the moon and included it in my precuders manuel. If anyone is interested in that E-Mail me. We'll talk...
Miche Thompson (cabride AT aloha.net)
Kula, HI USA - Monday, April 15, 1996 at 16:19:09 (EDT)
I've always been interested in science and astronomy, and I think it's great that someone's finally taking the initiative to take us back to the moon. I've some background in Computer Science, though I've yet to complete my degree. Still, if there's anything I can do to help out, I'm interested!
M. Levay (Starlance AT genie.com)
Traverse City, MI USA - Saturday, April 13, 1996 at 17:03:25 (EDT)
And when the stars are conquered, it will be by wanted fans... I'll be watching this site. There may be hope yet.
Phil Nadeau (p1nadeau AT linux.stevens-tech.edu)
Hoboken, NJ USA - Friday, April 12, 1996 at 14:04:24 (EDT)
Pretty good so far , Let's not just sit around and do nothing about it. There really should be a serious effort to get a lunar colony setup. As a matter of fact I would be a volunteer as a biologist I'd like to help setup the local biological support sysytem (i.e. Lunar colony oxigen supply).
William M. Dix (mdix AT uvg.edu.gt)
Guatemala, Gt Guatemala,C.A. - Wednesday, April 10, 1996 at 17:18:16 (EDT)
It is so sad to see so many people miss the point. The Moon SHOULD be our next step. It has the resources we need and accessibility that earth lacks. However, it is not an end unto itself. The moon is just the staging area for orbital power satellites, colonies and factories. Also, is there a "real" artemis site for people who have a true notion of whats going on rather than this one filled with the star trek wannabees. I intend no offense, but there are just too many references to "other" races on the moon, the human species dying and other colorful ideas to take very seriously.
B. Richter (barichter AT aol.com)
Alexandria, va USA - Tuesday, April 09, 1996 at 17:55:05 (EDT)
thanks for remembering the twins
lazarus lapulis lazuli long (sure...anytime)
luna city, oo USA - Thursday, April 04, 1996 at 19:30:21 (EST)
This is the reason I'm in aerospace engineering. And it's only fair to warn you now - as soon as I put together $10 billion, you'll all be landing in "Aaronsville"... ;)
Aaron Mulder (ammulder AT princeton.edu)
Princeton, NJ USA - Tuesday, April 02, 1996 at 20:01:36 (EST)
I'm middle aged. I hope I can realize an opportunity to enjoy space travel in my life time. How can I help?
Jim Maas (JMAAS AT aol.com)
Edmonds, WA USA - Sunday, March 31, 1996 at 11:10:14 (EST)
I'm enjoying your program on the pipeline connection, would you if you could send me some pictures of what this module or spacecraft that you people are planning to make so people like me could fly to the moon someday or thats how I understood it that you people were planning ro make a spacecraft to bring people like me to the moon and if I'm wrong please let me know what you people are planning to do or make. Thank you, Jennie Moore
Jennie Moore (cali AT usa.pipeline.com)
San Diego, CA USA - Saturday, March 30, 1996 at 22:53:00 (EST)
Oops, the patent is actually still valid.
Mr. Jocelyn Boily (mjboily AT oncomdis.on.ca)
Peterborough, on Canada - Saturday, March 30, 1996 at 17:15:57 (EST)
I had a patent on using the regolith from the lunar surface as propellant, with minimal work and need almost no volatile. I hope this could help you since it could reduce the cost of the project.
Mr. Jocelyn Boily (mjboily AT oncomdis.on.ca)
Peterborough, on Canada - Saturday, March 30, 1996 at 17:12:22 (EST)
I met a guy on a bus a few weeks ago who said he'd fly me to the moon for $30, so I gave it to him and I never saw him again... Anyone know where he is?
Liam (liams AT reportech.com)
Bellevue, WA USA - Thursday, March 28, 1996 at 20:23:09 (EST)
Very interested in your project, and would like further information
Jessica LoPresti (jalopres AT eos.ncsu.edu)
Raleigh, NC USA - Thursday, March 28, 1996 at 14:55:53 (EST)
Sounds like you have some great ideas, however, we will not be the first to maintain a permanent base on the moon. Other races have, as I write this, bases there, and yes, I can Prove it!! E-Mail me if curios...
Cole L. R. (mystic AT poky.srn.net)
ID USA - Thursday, March 28, 1996 at 01:01:41 (EST)
I've been thinking and writing about this four a dozen years, and I'm certain on technical, sociological, political and biological grounds...we leave earth or we die badly, and soon. The only way out is up. I guess I'm in.
Larry Winn (LWinn AT aol.comm)
Longview, TX USA - Wednesday, March 27, 1996 at 19:22:37 (EST)
I am a potato farmer with interest in hydroponic or lunar soil based farming. Am a great fan of Space:1999. Also very interested in flight. Would someday like to at least get into orbit on the spaceplane. Ultimate goal in life is to fly to & work on the moon.
John Thompson (jthompsn AT jthompsn.sdi.agate.net)
Caribou, ME USA - Tuesday, March 26, 1996 at 20:03:22 (EST)
I'm a baker and we all know that the moon could use some good bakers on hand.
Robert Zerilli (RZERILLI AT AOL.COM)
FLUSHING, NY USA - Sunday, March 24, 1996 at 01:53:51 (EST)
FINALLY! Somebody has come up with the right idea. Back in the 60's we all knew that this was the direction humans were headed. If it takes private enterprise to get us off our one-worlder rearends and out with the rest of the galaxy let's get it on. Leave the politicians with their wars, guns and hate here to sort out their little kingdoms. While we reach for the stars. Save me a seat by a window. I'll peddle or row whatever it takes.
Larry B. Burton (lburton AT minor.rnet.com)
St. Louis, MO USA - Friday, March 22, 1996 at 16:48:43 (EST)
I'm fascinated by this page. I have have always dreamed of going to the moon, mining it, making billions of dollars and laughing my face off at the poor people who were afraid of leaving this nice, safe, beautiful world and instead decided to mine *it*. I'm glad too see that I'm not alone. Keep it up!
D. M. Forrester (as230251628 AT vger.nsu.edu)
USA - Tuesday, March 19, 1996 at 20:03:21 (EST)
I've already packed!
Emilio Desalvo (mc4187 AT mclink.it)
Anguillara Sabazia, Italy - Monday, March 18, 1996 at 17:21:12 (EST)
Now THIS bring people together! A dream that will moblilize forces noone would have expected. We CAN do it an WE WILL! Nationalism is dead, long live the net. If there is something that can help to overcome blindness and narrow-mindedness it is a seemingly impossible mission to be accomplished. Trying to go to the moon will keep many people from killing others or thinking bad of their neighbours. It will unite us. Lets carry on!
Lukas Drechsel-Burkhard (luc AT cybertron.at)
Vienna, Austria - Saturday, March 16, 1996 at 16:35:07 (EST)
I'll be watching this with interest - I always wanted to be an astronaut
Trevor Wood (twood AT cix.compulink.co.uk)
Loughborough, UK - Friday, March 15, 1996 at 09:54:00 (EST)
I WANT OFF THIS ROCK BAAAD!
AEREE GRINDSTAFF
BELLEVUE, NE USA - Thursday, March 14, 1996 at 22:14:35 (EST)
I'm glad you're thinking of returning to the Moon. The humankind (Nixon) has done a BIIIIG mistake by shutting down the Saturn V production and funds for Apollo and post-appollo missions. I wish Freeman Dyson would be more appreciated in 1960s by NASA. According to his words (and his Orion project), we could reach Mars in 1965 and Saturn in 1970 (!!!). Please, count me in! This is a historical decision - putting a man on the Moon again. Private initiative should have the ability to send people to the Moon, politicians won't do it.
Bostjan Klemencic (FDKLEMENCIC AT uni-lj.si)
Ljubljana, Slovenia - Wednesday, March 13, 1996 at 18:16:35 (EST)
I was wondering if any thought had been given to the long term physiological effects of life in low/zero gravity? Also the FAQ site needs some work (I couldn't find the files for any of the questions I found interesting).
Brendan McKenna (BLM95002 AT uconnvm.uconn.edu)
Storrs, Ct USA - Tuesday, March 12, 1996 at 14:28:53 (EST)
The concepts presented look very interesting, and inevitable. Establishing a base on the moon is the logical first step in space exploration. Whether or not it happens in my lifetime, I'd enjoy being involved, in some way, in the planning and dreaming.
Pam Mayer (pamayer AT azstarnet.com)
USA - Monday, March 11, 1996 at 14:30:40 (EST)
I plan on referring my students to your home page. I am currently helping an architectural student with her graduating thesis, a lunar base.
Dr.Aprille Ericsson-Jackson (abaje AT abacus.gsfc.nasa.gov)
Washington, DC USA - Monday, March 11, 1996 at 13:42:47 (EST)
This is the best concept I've seen in a long time! This is the reason I became an aerospce engineer, and I'd love to get in on it. When are we leaving?
David Willis (remillard AT aol.com)
Hinesville, GA USA - Saturday, March 09, 1996 at 20:30:26 (EST)
This is a truly wonderful idea,ive always dreamed of living in space.im a expert in growing foods hydrophonicly if you some- one to feed the troops up there let me know!
jason davenport (jdavenp265 AT aol.com)
norman, ok USA - Friday, March 08, 1996 at 18:03:11 (EST)
Great idea, and about time, too! I'm an aerospace/mechanical engineer with six years experience in airframe design and three years experience in composites/polymers processing. I'm gonna look into signing up!
Francis R. Moon (moonfan AT ix.netcon.com)
Cheshire, CT USA - Thursday, March 07, 1996 at 13:05:46 (EST)
I am currently involved in an Extreme Enviroments class for Architecture. The class was designed by NASA for students at the University of New Mexico to design a Lunar base that will house 30 people for 2 years. Your current designs are interesting but will not work in a long term mission due to micrometeoroid collisions and cosmic/solar radiation degradation. You should think along the lines of a moduled base buried under at least three meters of regolith(Moon Dust), that will give you the protection. I like to talk and design so please contact me if you have any questions or a rebuke for my comments.
Michael Isberg (iceman1 AT unm.edu)
Albuquerque , NM USA - Wednesday, March 06, 1996 at 20:27:53 (EST)
I am a Software Engineer working on satellite simulations for a major aerospace company in the Denver area and have always been interested in space exploration.
Robin P. Reagan (krreagan AT msn.com)
Bailey, CO USA - Wednesday, March 06, 1996 at 12:25:03 (EST)
I am an electronic engineer and an expert in A-D and D-A converters (I am Head of European Applications at Analog Devices Inc. If I can help with any of my expertise please let me know. Best wishes - James Bryant
James Bryant (jbryant AT luna.co.uk)
Newbury, England - Tuesday, March 05, 1996 at 21:03:23 (EST)
I'm only 14 but I have always had an enthusiasm for lunar/mars colonies. I hope this can become a reality!
James Allen
USA - Tuesday, March 05, 1996 at 15:27:17 (EST)
Can't wait to find out more about this project. I have some writing skills and would be so happy to help.
Michael Spencer (michael81 AT aol.com)
Naples, fl USA - Tuesday, March 05, 1996 at 12:53:40 (EST)
I am just a guy majoring in Professional Chemistry, and I work as a computer Tech. As with most ambitious teenagers (I am 19), I have always wanted to go/live in space.
Jeff McCord (jmmcc AT ibm.net)
Huntsville, Al USA - Monday, March 04, 1996 at 18:43:11 (EST)
One of my dreams is to go into space. Of course to do it know, you would have to be a scientist of some importance or part of the Armed Forces. And besides, NASA doesn't really have any call for animators in space(what I am going to the Univ. of Oklahoma for). You've put some hope back into an otherwise shot-down dream. Thank you.
Jamie Downing (jwdowning AT uoknor.edu)
Norman, OK USA - Monday, March 04, 1996 at 09:35:04 (EST)
Love what you guys have got together so far.
Mike Lorrey (retroman AT eicbbs.wseo.wa.gov)
Lebanon, NH USA - Monday, March 04, 1996 at 08:36:39 (EST)
I encourage private space ventures wholeheartedly. Perhaps my company's capability of designing and building low cost rocket propulsion hardware may be of some aid? If so, you can call (801)-250-4656. I would like to get in touch with those who are actually doing the nitty-gritty hardware design and planning for this ambitious project. Best wishes to you all!
Daniel J. Moser (danmoser AT ix.netcom.com)
Magna, UT USA - Tuesday, February 27, 1996 at 21:08:42 (EST)
I find this all very interesting, and hope to see it 'take off' no pun intended, and I look forward to submitting ideas, designs, schematics, proposals anything that will help. SEE YOU IN THE FUTURE!
Troy A. Henley (zhenlet AT hspo.ptsd.wednet.edu)
Port Townsend, wa USA - Tuesday, February 27, 1996 at 18:04:46 (EST)
Artemis 96?
Dennis Shain
Lawrence, KS USA - Tuesday, February 27, 1996 at 13:35:07 (EST)
Heinlein's grave is grumbling. He still wants to go!
Bruce Talbott (71033.1070 AT CompuServe.com)
Baldwin, MD USA - Tuesday, February 27, 1996 at 10:48:03 (EST)
The sheer number of practical reasons for establishing a permanent base on the Moon defies imagination. We should be there already. I volunteer myself for astronaut duty--anytime.
Mac Tonnies (0212104 AT acad.nwmissouri.edu)
Maryville, MO USA - Sunday, February 25, 1996 at 20:25:35 (EST)
Long time advocate. Looking forward to making the trip with you.
Ken Armour (KGeeA)
San Dimas, CA USA - Saturday, February 24, 1996 at 02:50:29 (EST)
Great! Just another space junkie looking for a fix...I'm among the kids of the Sixties who thought we'd be on the Moon and beyond by now. Sigh. Maybe my nine-year-old son....
Joyce Reynolds-Ward (jrw AT aracnet.com)
Portland, OR USA - Thursday, February 22, 1996 at 14:59:35 (EST)
THE ARTEMIS PROJECT IS QUITE INTERESTNING. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!
JAN EINAR TAMBER
NORWAY - Thursday, February 22, 1996 at 08:38:53 (EST)
Great Lunar resourses ehhh.?
Marie Brydolf (Marie.Brydolf AT cis.celsius.se)
Stockholm, SWEDEN - Tuesday, February 20, 1996 at 06:43:03 (EST)
I have always wanted to find a project such as this. I have many designs and inventions that you may find useful for the project. Don't forget me, for I will be the first man on Mars next century. The moon is just a stepping stone for mankind's eventual establishment of colonies throughout the solar system and beyond.
Matthew Getridge (AstroGage AT msn.com)
Reynoldsburg , OH USA - Monday, February 19, 1996 at 23:44:25 (EST)
Outstanding idea, keep the dream alive.
Cory Wilson (wilsonc AT pmnacity.doacs.state.fl.us)
Panama City , Fl USA - Friday, February 16, 1996 at 12:05:05 (EST)
Keep the great work going, guys. I'm a C.E.T. with over 25 years experience in nearly all phases of analog and digital electronics, in both service and design. Ever since as a child I watched Neil Armstrong make that first giant leap for mankind I've dreamed of getting involved in the exploration of space.
John S. Deriax (JohnDeriax AT aol.com)
Metairie, LA USA - Thursday, February 15, 1996 at 23:25:43 (EST)
I WANT TO GO!! I'm finnish high school this year, but you can be sure you'll hear about me someday... This project sounds like humanity's future, in one of its numerous paths... I'm presently acheiving a school work about moon colonization, and I think I can help... I haven't graduated yet for my engeneering degree, but you can be sure i will, someday. I hope you're right when you say "IT'S NOT JUST A DREAM ANYMORE" I am sure you are.
Sébastien Trudel
Montreal , Qc Canada - Thursday, February 15, 1996 at 20:27:56 (EST)
I'm a grad-student in aerospace engineering, specializing in space based applications of fusion for power supply and propulsion. The Artemis Project is a logical - and long overdue - step in the expansion of human activities to the space environment. I will give it my full support in any way possible. The year I was born the first human being being walked on the lunar surface, it is high time to take the next step: to establish a continued, privately funded presence on the moon.
Ralph Ewig (ewig AT aa.washington.edu)
Seattle, WA USA - Thursday, February 15, 1996 at 16:41:31 (EST)
I am a retired aerospace engineer and Program Mamager. I worked on Apollo, the Space Shuttle and the Space Station Programs as well on some advanced Space Exploration Inititive (SEI) projects. I am also a member of the IAF Sub-committee on Lunar Developement and a contributor to "Resources of Near-Earth Space", (Univ of Arizona). I would be happy to help out in any way that is needed. Please let me know how I can help.
Ed Repic
USA - Tuesday, February 13, 1996 at 18:51:45 (EST)
I am interested in the politics of extraterrestial human colonies, especially as how the political system of a colony answers the questions of equitable representation, allocation of resources, and matters of punishment. If you have any comments or know of other people interested in developments along these lines, contact me. These are questions that any viable society needs to address. Despite all the tecnological considerations involved in a extraterrestial human colony, we must also seek answers to the political system that will be in place.
Robert Coker (rc15989 AT swt.edu)
San Marcos, TX USA - Tuesday, February 13, 1996 at 10:49:42 (EST)
i looking for construction management tool .....
donghyuk kim (kdhyuk AT chollian.dacom.co.kr)
seoul, korea - Monday, February 12, 1996 at 18:24:51 (EST)
I've been developing Lunar Rover concepts for several years, maybe I can help in some way...count me in!
Paul Klarer (prklare AT sandia.gov)
Albuquerque, NM USA - Monday, February 12, 1996 at 12:55:38 (EST)
I remember watching Neil Armstrong step off the Eagle's ladder and onto the Moon. I expected we'd have a permanent base on the Moon by the time I was an adult. It never occurred to me that we'd go, gather a few samples and stop. When I watched the Apollo 13 movie, I almost cried looking at the '50s and '60s technologies that got us to the Moon because we wanted to go. Now, we've lost our will, and we're too busy amusing ourselves to do the hard jobs again. I believe if we do not reach for the planets within the next two or three generations, we will never be able to do it; too many resources will be needed just to keep us alive, and we'll smash those resources fighting over them. If I can render even a tiny bit help to an effort to give the Moon and planets to humanity, I'll feel I've made a contribution in my lifetime.
Tim Cole (tac AT pegmind.com)
Nepean, ON Canada - Saturday, February 10, 1996 at 00:08:22 (EST)
Great work so far, keep it up. It is certainly one of the best concepts for space development in the near future. Also like the prospects of investment.
Michael Pressey (michaelp AT eis.net.au)
Brisbane, QL Australia - Friday, February 09, 1996 at 09:55:09 (EST)
Registered Engineer and Computer Programmer. Let's go to work!
Mike Eckardt (madmike AT gladstone.uoregon.edu)
Eugene, OR USA - Thursday, February 08, 1996 at 01:51:58 (EST)
Highly experienced computer professional reporting for duty.
Jeff Wilkinson (wilknson AT austin.ibm.com)
Austin, TX USA - Wednesday, February 07, 1996 at 19:31:40 (EST)
Count me in! Read about you in Analog and I love the idea. I'm doing grad school at Rice right now (Robotics) and I'd be glad to help in my free microseconds.
Martin Leuschen (martinl AT rice.edu)
Houston, TX USA - Wednesday, February 07, 1996 at 19:26:15 (EST)
How soon can I go? :-)
Ross Brown (rosshlb AT cco.caltech.edu)
Pasadena, CA USA - Wednesday, February 07, 1996 at 03:34:14 (EST)
I had only hoped that a group like this existed! More Power to ya!
Wes Leavell (thanatos AT io.com)
Austin, TX USA - Tuesday, February 06, 1996 at 19:04:10 (EST)
Great idea, keep going. Drop a line if your looking for help Explorer, experience in chemical/nuclear environment ops, underwater ops, rad/nuc physics, haz devices.
John Williams (103173.3516 AT compuserv.com)
Marina, CA USA - Tuesday, February 06, 1996 at 02:12:13 (EST)
Great idea, keep going. Drop a line if your looking for help. Explorer, experienced in underwater and chemical environment operations, nuclear and radiation physics knowledge, hazardous environment operations.
John Williams (103173.3516 AT compuserv.com)
Marina, CA USA - Tuesday, February 06, 1996 at 02:07:11 (EST)
This looks really interesting. I am currently studying Environmental Engineering. What type of considerations have you given to this aspect of the mission? I would love ot know more. My address is 1105 N.W. 3rd Ave. #G4 Gainesville, FL 32601
Daria Drago
Gainesville, FL USA - Sunday, February 04, 1996 at 13:58:36 (EST)
This looks fun. Anybody need a grad. from the U.S.Navy Nuc- Power School? I have experience authoring equipment & system tech manuals, closed environment QA testing (shipyard p& subs), preventive maintenance program & proceedure development
Russ Myrick (RusMyRik AT ltec.net)
Union, Ne USA - Sunday, February 04, 1996 at 02:12:58 (EST)
I have been reading about this or the feasibility of this for years... Nice to know that wasn't a dream, too... I am a geophysicist and ecological biologist. I hope I can help some way, some day. Now, about the water...
MJWalker (mjwriter AT rapidramp.com)
Mineola, TX USA - Wednesday, January 31, 1996 at 17:30:54 (EST)
It's great to see someone it taking action to bring space to the people where it belongs! I'm sick of space agencies being employment pools and not actually exploring. I'm only 15 but if u need anything just ask.
Kurt Ingram (102143.1234 AT compuserve.com)
Markham, ON Canada - Tuesday, January 30, 1996 at 11:35:59 (EST)
Feasible project. Would like to see a more detailed plan for the startup. Have good computer project planning experience using the Artemis software. The rest will have to fight past me if this project gets off the ground! Do not rely on film profits though, you need a independent retail medium for that to work.
Richard Perry (rperry AT dial.pipex.com)
Maidenhead, UK - Monday, January 29, 1996 at 19:11:00 (EST)
I like the idea. Let private enterprise have a go!
Tony West (kiwilad AT i-mac.co.nz)
Auckland, New Zealand - Monday, January 29, 1996 at 00:13:29 (EST)
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George Valaitis (georgeV AT consolidated.ultranet.com)
USA - Sunday, January 28, 1996 at 20:58:40 (EST)
I think you guys should consider joining with the life extension folks. If we can extend our personal lifespans there is more time for interesting projects like this. It seems like a natural fit.
Nick Wheeler (nwheeler AT neosoft.com)
Pasadena , Tx USA - Sunday, January 28, 1996 at 07:56:24 (EST)
Conceptually interesting. I'll have to study your design work and see if there are any points on which I can contribute. I am a Civil Engineer w/ 10 years of exp., back in school to earn a 2nd degree.
Mike Eckardt (meckardt AT cs.uoregon.edu)
Eugene, OR USA - Sunday, January 28, 1996 at 00:50:40 (EST)
Looking around from Fayetteville State University.
Bill Gibson, II (bill AT mis1.uncfsu.edu)
Fayetteville, NC USA - Friday, January 26, 1996 at 18:37:01 (EST)
Heard part of your interview on KPFT in Houston,1/23/69. Retired with 25 yrs. experience in space systems software design, development, and testing. Will revisit and start to study & see where I could help. Keep up the good work!
Don Rhorer (nfdk88a AT prodigy.com)
Houston, Tx USA - Friday, January 26, 1996 at 00:16:49 (EST)
It has to happen, let's do it soon, before they blow up the planet!
Robert Croson (mdvz84a AT prodigy.com)
Cleveland, OH USA - Thursday, January 25, 1996 at 20:59:36 (EST)
I'm a German Major at Carthage College, using this info for a paper I have to do for an ecology class. It should help me blow my radically left-wing prof. out of the water! Thanks! If you need to deal with a German corp., and I can help, let me know!
Jason Vreeland (jv%stuu%carthage AT cns.carthage.edu)
Kenosha, WI USA - Thursday, January 25, 1996 at 19:46:13 (EST)
Interesting project, great potential, very difficult, don't let that stop you, count Space School in as a partner.
Rodney Buckland (r.buckland AT open.ac.uk)
Milton Keynes, UK - Wednesday, January 24, 1996 at 09:57:39 (EST)
Let's make it happen, people! To Infinity....And Beyond!!!
Richard Ernsberger (rernsberger AT bsed.eetrtsg.com)
Huntsville, AL USA - Wednesday, January 24, 1996 at 09:32:05 (EST)
Great site! I'm an Undergraduate in Major: Math Minors: Biology and Computer Science. Anything I can do to help, please drop me a line!
James Short (jtshort AT indiana.edu)
Bloomington, IN USA - Monday, January 22, 1996 at 22:18:54 (EST)
SHOULD WE NEED A LUNAR BASE TO PROVIDE RESOURCES IN THE FUTURE YOUR ORGANIZATION HAS A GREAT PLAN. I HOPE THOUGH THE NEXT FEW YEARS PROVIDES US WITH A NEW AND WONDERFUL WAY OF LIFE FAR BEYOND ANY THING WE COULD EVER IMAGINE. INCLUDING THE NEED FOR OUR OWN LUNAR BASE.
BILL
RAPID, SD USA - Monday, January 22, 1996 at 12:41:48 (EST)
Very intersting site will revisit again
Richard J Kelly M.D. (rkelly AT worldweb.net)
Alexandria, VA USA - Sunday, January 21, 1996 at 18:22:19 (EST)
Sounds like a plan. Where do I sign up & Can I help?
John Limebeer (jlimebee AT ns2.trytel.com)
Carleton Place, Ontario, On Canada - Saturday, January 20, 1996 at 13:44:21 (EST)
USE this E-mail address previous entry the .com was missing. LUNA or BUST
Theron Lutz (vbayou AT net-connect.com)
Lafayette, LA USA - Friday, January 19, 1996 at 22:36:18 (EST)
Sign me up and I'll give a helping hand. From 3D Animation and Modeling to Guidance and Hydraulic Systems. I have the dream give me a place to live it. LUNA or BUST
Theron Lutz (vbayou AT net-connect)
Lafayette, LA USA - Friday, January 19, 1996 at 22:32:06 (EST)
Thanks to the efforts of those seriously interested in space exploration, especially exploring new worlds, such as the Earth's only natural satellite, the Human Race may live to see life extended beyond our own beautiful blue world. Mr. Donald Bellunduno - Norwood, Massachusetts. I look forward to reading more on Artemis in the future.
Donald Bellunduno (76450.1741 AT Compuserve.Com)
Norwood, MA USA - Friday, January 19, 1996 at 18:43:53 (EST)
Glad you are getting it together, anxious to become part of the team. I guess you know Samsung has made a home here, and the whole world is looking at my humble home town. Time you did, too. Ad Astra!
Kenneth R. Tidwell (103013,3566)
Austin, Tx USA - Wednesday, January 17, 1996 at 22:21:38 (EST)
The moon is now a reachable goal that I always dreamed, but never imagined, was possible for all. Don't give in, give up, or give away the dream to those who would limit the final frontier.
Donald R. Eamon (76773.2001 AT compuserve.com)
Richmond, IN USA - Wednesday, January 17, 1996 at 22:08:00 (EST)
Good luck--I hope to see you on the Moon some day!
Scott McWilliams (semcw AT aol.com)
Pittsburgh, PA USA - Wednesday, January 17, 1996 at 15:16:07 (EST)
I caught your article in ANALOG. I hope to become involved in some way. Keep the dream alive!
Robert Harington (Robert7160 AT aol.com)
Carson City, NV USA - Wednesday, January 17, 1996 at 02:06:32 (EST)
Congratulations on getting this thing started. I want so badly to believe that an organization like this may accomplish what government began a generation ago -- and then abandoned. The future of the species is at stake, and only those who take the long view can possibly reverse the decline not only of this country or culture, but Homo sapiens itself. We are a climax population in this biosphere, but unlike any other species, we possess the potential to transcend planetary limits. Good luck and Goddess-speed, from one human being to the rest!
John Holder (jmholder AT texas.net)
San Antonio, TX USA - Monday, January 15, 1996 at 23:20:56 (EST)
I'll pitch in $25 toward the goal of buying some used Russian missiles to loft cargo into space. Anyone else?
Mark Adams (marka AT centuryinter.net)
San Marcos, TX USA - Friday, January 12, 1996 at 20:34:18 (EST)
Well, I just got out of a very nasty bout of depression by visiting your site. If you find yourself 'round 1998 needing a good algorithm designer, or just a lowly code-cruncher, drop me a line. . . "will work for hope and glory."
Nicholas Weininger (nweininger AT macalstr.edu)
St. Paul, MN USA - Thursday, January 11, 1996 at 23:12:51 (EST)
Keep up the good work. On to the stars!
Chris Cannon (cannon AT netcom.com)
Plano, TX USA - Wednesday, January 10, 1996 at 14:04:28 (EST)
I'm getting a group of colonizers together among friends. I'd love to be in on this.
Keegan Evans (LunrColnst AT aol.com)
Severna Park, MD USA - Wednesday, January 10, 1996 at 10:45:21 (EST)
I am a security specialist. I would pay YOU to be in on this. The exploration of space MUST progress and it will, one step at a time. Starting in our on back yard, the Moon. Any way I can be of service, just ask!
Ron Pevey (dhardy AT vicksburg.com)
vicksburg, MS USA - Wednesday, January 10, 1996 at 03:06:59 (EST)
I have Osteogenesis Imperfecta which means my bones have a more flexible, but more fragile structure. If I can survive getting out of the atmosphere, I look forward to me and my children getting the hell off of this gravity infested rock! But don't worry, I won't forget my towel! Good luck and let me know what I can do to help...I'm one of those creative tiypes...
Suzanne Richard (gideonrvng AT aol.com)
Rockville, MD USA - Sunday, January 07, 1996 at 13:58:53 (EST)
Thank goodness there's still hope for people like me who didn't major in Aerodynamics and/or who were lousy in Science!
Gloria Jackson-Nefertiti (goddess AT prostar.com)
Seattle, WA USA - Friday, January 05, 1996 at 15:34:30 (EST)
I graduate in June with a BS in Aerospace Engineering and a minor in planetary science from MIT. To whom can I send my resume? :)
Ben Erwin (bte AT mit.edu)
Boston, MA USA - Thursday, January 04, 1996 at 01:27:11 (EST)
Finally a member of Artemis. Keep up the groundwork and more will follow your leads. This will become a viable project and become more popularly supported soon. How can we pass up on a whole new planet to use and populate.
Kenneth L. Starcher (AEI AT WTAMU.EDU)
Canyon, TX USA - Wednesday, January 03, 1996 at 14:02:48 (EST)
I just spent hours exploring links from here. WOW! This looks like an interesting and exciting plan. I am a graduate studentin Computer Science, and would be glad to contribute in any aspect of data processing.
Chris Eason (ChrisEason AT gnn.com)
Gaston, SC USA - Wednesday, January 03, 1996 at 02:30:06 (EST)
If not us -- who??? If not now -- when??? Have Spacesuit, Will Travel. Will do systems analysis for fame, glory and a kilo of moondust.
Nelson Thompson (admnelson AT aol.com)
Houston, TX USA - Tuesday, January 02, 1996 at 22:33:19 (EST)
You have an interesting and facinating business plan. I look forward to hearing more about your companies development in the near future
Wolfgang Starchild (wstarchi AT freenet.npiec.on.ca)
St. Catharines, ON Canada - Monday, January 01, 1996 at 16:27:24 (EST)
I thought only the evil crime syndicates in the James Bond movies thought about the possibilities of privately financing space outposts. I look forward to browsing through the rest of your site, and hopefully contributing.
Steve Measell (SteveMEA AT AOL.com)
Sugar Land, Tx USA - Monday, January 01, 1996 at 03:12:52 (EST)

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