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I hope that your project succeeds, and that it does so soon! Visit my mufor AT maltanet.omnes.net)
Malta - Saturday, November 16, 1996 at 09:24:36 (EST)

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please contact excellent web page
mark zaeger (lhudson AT legend.co.uk)
bradford, wy england - Friday, November 15, 1996 at 18:20:14 (EST)

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I hope you will let me know when the first colony is going so i can pack.
DICK MCDERMOTT (DMCDERM273 AT AOL.COM)
HEMLOCK, NY USA - Thursday, November 14, 1996 at 19:29:58 (EST)

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Cool web site
FALCORE
BAXTER, KS USA - Thursday, November 14, 1996 at 13:53:52 (EST)

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It has been our dream as long as we have existed to seek the heavens, to know the stars, to become more than we started as. Whether your society offers such an opportunity I do not know yet, but if it does, may it succeed without delay. Speedily, in our own lifetimes, may we find our true destiny. Good luck.
Daniel Yavuzkurt (sqy AT psu.edu)
State College, PA USA - Wednesday, November 13, 1996 at 01:25:29 (EST)

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To Mary Erickson - Boy have you got your SF films wrong. You are referring to Outland, not Alien, and it took place on Io, one of the Galilean moons of Jupiter, not Saturn. As for your fears about bad human behavior moving into space, it is possible, but if we wait for the human condition to change then we will never do anything. If just one big planetoid hits Earth while all humans are on it, then that is the end of the species and we will never develop for the better. So let's get out of this cradle and into space. We won't be perfect, but the harshe environment of space also will not tolerate the waste and aggression that permeates on Earth now. Sitting still just gets you run over.
Larry Klaes (LKlaes AT aol.com)
USA - Tuesday, November 12, 1996 at 09:13:23 (EST)

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I like the idea! If you ever need someone to run a convenience store, let me know!
FlyByNight (warpnet AT hotmail.com)
Hutchinson, MN USA - Sunday, November 10, 1996 at 22:23:02 (EST)

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We are bulding a colony on Mars. For information send $5 to The Martian Society International P.O. Box 641741 San Jose Ca. 95164-1741 THE FRONTIER AWAITS
Brianna Owens (starproject AT msn.com)
San Jose, Ca USA - Sunday, November 10, 1996 at 14:19:39 (EST)

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If you need any plumbers up there give me a call.
Timothy McSorley (anitadrink)
KC, KS USA - Saturday, November 09, 1996 at 17:50:00 (EST)

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Let me know when the first colony flight is ready.
Russ Slaton (ka5lga AT airmail.net)
Milford, Tx USA - Saturday, November 09, 1996 at 15:51:04 (EST)

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I helped work on the infrared hardware on the Galileo mission. Working to build a permanent settlement on the moon where my kids could go would give me just as much excitement. How can I help?
butch paquette (bpaquet AT aol.com)
cincinnati, oh USA - Thursday, November 07, 1996 at 00:34:46 (EST)

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To clarify, I don't mean to imply that you would become this way, but as more groups moved out into space under these conditions, one of them would sooner or later start this, forcing all into an arms race. You might be among the first casualties, if you assume the benignity of all who are space inclined.
Mary Erikson
Palo Alto, CA USA - Tuesday, November 05, 1996 at 16:45:25 (EST)

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To clarify, I don't mean that your organization would eventually become evil, but as other groups advanced into space with such a situation, this would develop on someone's part, and eventually force all into an arms race. You might even be among the first casualties, if you are assuming the benignity of all space inclined people.
Mary Erikson
Palo Alto , CA USA - Tuesday, November 05, 1996 at 16:43:43 (EST)

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I notice one of your writers in a file about legal hassles seems to suggest that as long as there is no enforcement and you are ahead in this space race, you can just do as you please like Jackson's moving of the Seminoles against the Supreme Court's orders. True, you could. And you could probably develop weapons systems as well and thumb your nose at everyone, all treaty law that encumbers - granted, it can encumber - but the results could be quite bad. Have you seen movies like Alien, or that one set on a mining colony on a moon of Saturn's with a drug problem, or any of several whose premise is some huge outer space version of a multinational corporation inclined to abuse its workers (e.g., Bechtel) and to blow up competition, etc. This sort of aggressively libertarian approach would lead to this.
Mary Erikson
Palo Alto , CA USA - Tuesday, November 05, 1996 at 16:42:01 (EST)

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I'm an able bodied worker that would greatly appreciate working as a lunar miner if there is an opening..
Ian Schneider (schneidi AT alpha.dickinson.edu)
Carlilse, PA USA - Sunday, November 03, 1996 at 21:26:57 (EST)

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I like what I see, Great Idea!
Freddie A. Harris Jr. (siran ger AT aol.com)
Colorado Springs, CO USA - Sunday, November 03, 1996 at 16:36:07 (EST)

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A little private enterprise may be the spark needed to re-awaken the dream and promise of space flight. I hold a degree in Mechanical Design, and would be glad to help out.
Mike Dallas (mick AT coiinc.com)
USA - Saturday, November 02, 1996 at 14:08:09 (EST)

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nice, will be back http://www.kalama.com/~mariner/index.htm
Jim Hatch (mariner AT kalama.com)
USA - Saturday, November 02, 1996 at 11:59:48 (EST)

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I'm in would like to help anyway I can and except donating money because I don't have any.
grant canary (Tweet h20)
Lake oswego, OR USA - Thursday, October 31, 1996 at 18:54:11 (EST)

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Just interested. Ok, I'm REALLY interested! So Fantastically, amazingly, wow-ly, gadzooksly interested, I might like to be in your project. Thank You.
Mike McElroy (Capt.Picard AT juno.com)
Santa Clara, CA USA - Thursday, October 31, 1996 at 17:54:21 (EST)

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Excellent begining! I had the best job in NASA during Apollo and am now an innkeeper who will leave the task to the next generation of engineers- but will help where I can. Good Luck!
Bill & Shirley Smollen (vickbnb AT magnolia.net)
Vicksburg, MS USA - Sunday, October 27, 1996 at 00:01:52 (EDT)

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Hope you get it going soon. Tom
Tom Owens (www.magick.net/stargate)
San Jose, Ca USA - Friday, October 25, 1996 at 20:44:01 (EDT)

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LUNA RULES!
Joseph Bourque
Readfeild , ME USA - Friday, October 25, 1996 at 15:47:57 (EDT)

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I'm a Fifth year student of Architecture at the University of Newcastle Upon Tyne and being able to build on the moon has been a dream of mine for years. I'm playing with some of the ideas used in Earthsheltering here on earth as a spring board into designing the Phase two base extension but I do not have the information on in-situ materials and their properties. If anyone has this information could they communicate with me at the above E-mail address. Keep up the good work , hope to be a member soon.
Michael Varlow (M.J.Varlow AT ncl.ac.uk)
Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK - Thursday, October 24, 1996 at 10:56:32 (EDT)

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Colonization of the moon is the first step in mankind reaching out to the stars. I think the Artemis Project has a unique and credible plan for achieving this. Heck, a 100 years from now the Lunar Resources Company might own half the Solar System--kinda makes you want to throw in your $35.
Jeremy Salvatori (jasalvat AT unix.amherst.edu)
St.Louis, Mo USA - Tuesday, October 22, 1996 at 14:43:36 (EDT)

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I am a graphic artist and aspiring writer. Mr Strock gave a presentation at our local Science Fiction convention in Niagara Falls. Artemis is just the sort of thing I've been looking for, and I want in. I will peruse the web site, but any additional, or perhaps more focused information would be greatly appreciated. Thanx -Al
Alan Katerinsky (alank AT buffnet.net)
Buffalo, NY USA - Monday, October 21, 1996 at 10:17:14 (EDT)

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I am wondering why the Artemis Project is considering spending so much money on their own unique SSTO when Nasa is already developing their own for commercial use. The X34 seems perfect for the job. I would like to hear what people think of this. Oh and it won't be long with your project coming along to fing out if there really are lunar ruins and groups will be able to send their own probes to Mars to photograph Cydonia. What are Artemises plans if the discovery of lunar ruins comes about as hinted by Richard Hoagland.
Nathan Coombs (steve&john AT stacta.demon.co.uk)
Conwall, England - Monday, October 14, 1996 at 12:49:10 (EDT)

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Reach for the skies!
Stephen Ashley (Ashley0 AT slb.com)
Stavanger, Norway - Monday, October 14, 1996 at 11:16:24 (EDT)

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Great Project, we are bulding a Martian Colony and Society. feel free to visit our site opening 10/14/96 our web address is www.magick.net/stargate See you in the astros soon.
Tom Owens (stargate AT pacbell.net)
San Jose, Ca USA - Saturday, October 12, 1996 at 15:49:56 (EDT)

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Hello! I'm a Japanese Guy. I appreciate you if you send me E-mail because I want to learn English by communicating with many people. I own a cool site named JAPANESQUE! (http://www.jpsq.com/), please visit! Thanks.
FUMIO K. (fumio AT jpsq.com)
funabashi, cb japan - Saturday, October 12, 1996 at 15:23:01 (EDT)

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The idea of getting a lunar base built through commercialization and through the use of private vs. gov't funds seems to be the only way in which this megaproject will become a reality. The willingness of Corporations and Industries to be a part of this project bodes well for all the peoples of Earth. Initially, the sales of what may seem to be valueless trinkets, moondust,space crystals, rocks, etc., would in fact go a long ways to providing the necessary funds for a permanent colonization of the Moon. One can easily see the major auction houses competing for the opportunity to auction off the "First" private collections of Moon stones, and the like for substantial sums of money. Colonization of the Moon will herald a new age of man, where we shall look at our species as one race, Earthlings, where we will abate the increasing howls of dissent and xenophobia which threaten to destroy us all and are no doubt a product of overcrowding our planet, competing for dwindling resources, and above all, the loss of the global ideals which that unite us. We've forgotten that we have much more in common, as Earthlings, than we have differences. Colonization of the Universe may be the fullfillment of Earth's aspirations for mankind, and of the creative force, or "God", which through 18 Billion years, made us what we are today. It may be the very reason for our exitence. Failure to pursue this end places us at greater peril with each passing day. And every step taken to realize this noblest of ambitions, brings mankind one step closer to our creator. Ad Astra per Aspera!
John Saegaert (scribblers AT gnn.com)
Brooklyn, NY USA - Saturday, October 12, 1996 at 12:58:53 (EDT)

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I remember that day in July when man first set foot on the Moon. It inspired me then and you inspire me now!
Robert D Ashton (sf-rbt AT concentric.net)
Ashton, MD USA - Friday, October 11, 1996 at 17:30:32 (EDT)

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Here I am halfway around the world from my home, yet I and others can use Artemis to work together to find the *lost* trail back to the moon! Just what URL will I get to use to email and teleconferance from MoonBase Artemis...?
Steven Lackey (slackey AT compulink.gr)
Athens, Greece - Friday, October 11, 1996 at 13:24:09 (EDT)

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This is probably the only way for mankind to be a spacefaring species. NASA and ESA can go on with their programs forever, but if this succeds it will really change the rules of space. I cant wait. Good luck.
Gustav Wijkmark, jur stud (jur96gwk AT studat.student.lu.se)
Lund, Sweden - Friday, October 11, 1996 at 09:39:36 (EDT)

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About time. How can I help ?
Scott Rowland (scott AT unity.u-net.com)
Runcorn, England - Wednesday, October 09, 1996 at 08:30:55 (EDT)

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I am very glad and hopeful that the dream of space exploration and the furthering of the knowledge of the future generations of people will not go unrealized. wait till we see what's out there, I can't.
joel jennings (jenninj AT mhs-gw.mcchord.af.mil)
tacoma, wa USA - Wednesday, October 09, 1996 at 00:28:15 (EDT)

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Looks like fun!!!
Lindsay Oostyen
Welland, On Canada - Tuesday, October 08, 1996 at 13:01:52 (EDT)

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Ben Bova's book "Welcome to Moonbase" has been an inspiration to me for years. Analog magazine has also been a dream to explore but stumbling upon this place while looking around the Web was a revelation. If this site excites you, (and if your reading the guestbook chances are that it does) then find a copy of Dr. Bova's book and read an issue or 2 of "Analog: Science Fiction and Fact" then come back and find out what you can do. That's what I'm doing next!
Kevin Pulliam (kwpull00 AT sac.uky.edu)
Lexington, Ky USA - Sunday, October 06, 1996 at 23:01:54 (EDT)

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WOW! I'm excited!
sandra wellington (sandra AT diac.com)
boulder, co USA - Sunday, October 06, 1996 at 22:30:37 (EDT)

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Talk is cheap! Lets see some action.
Robert A. Crowe (rcrowe3764 AT aol.com)
Orlando, FL USA - Sunday, October 06, 1996 at 10:33:52 (EDT)

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You will probably need a great dentist on the moon. Has anyone designed the operatory and figured out what to bring up? Let me know if you need a hand in this area.
Stephen Candio, D.D.S. (S-candy-o AT worldnet.att.net)
sparta, nj USA - Saturday, October 05, 1996 at 20:24:42 (EDT)

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I am the owner of The Texas Rocket Company. Manufacturers of the worlds largest nitrous oxide rocket engines. We have flown a 3000# thrust engine. We are changing the structure of space transportation in America by competing directly with NASA.
Mark Goll (markgoll AT the.express-news.net)
San Antonio, TX USA - Friday, October 04, 1996 at 19:51:26 (EDT)

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Now here's an interesting coincidence: I found this web page by searching for the phrase "born in independence kansas" and I find Gregory Bennett's page and find we are interested in many of the same things; I was even responsible for a project "artemis" (mine was software) and I've always dreamed of off-planet communities. Guess I'd better add my name to this list.
don gilmore (don AT world.std.com)
brighton, ma USA - Friday, October 04, 1996 at 07:37:59 (EDT)

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It's about time!
Kevin Olfert (klo AT cyberhighway)
Hillsboro, Or USA - Thursday, October 03, 1996 at 20:27:38 (EDT)

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Wow. Living on the moon huh. That sounds,well, fun I guess. Hope those of you who are going have a great time!!!
Ben Snyder
Lansing, MI USA - Thursday, October 03, 1996 at 16:45:57 (EDT)

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I think you are doing something very interesting. God bless and I hope you are successful!
Nathan Simmons
Lansing, MI USA - Thursday, October 03, 1996 at 16:42:15 (EDT)

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I am 14 years old and I have plans to be an architect or aeronautical engineer. I'm also very interested in 3D modelling. I would love to be involved in L.E.O. or a moon base project, such as the Artemis Project for a future career. I would like to have contact with people about these issues and I am willing to volunteer to help the project in any way possible.
Nathan Coombs ()
St.Austell, ENGLAND - Wednesday, October 02, 1996 at 11:29:18 (EDT)

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Greetings from Finland!
Juha Koskelainen (k95djuko AT kotakk.fi)
Kouvola, Finland - Wednesday, October 02, 1996 at 09:56:56 (EDT)

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By the time you are ready for my services Iwill be old enough. Make this dream a reality. Good luck!
Joseph Ramsey (mramsey AT sig.net)
Gilmer, tx USA - Tuesday, October 01, 1996 at 23:30:21 (EDT)

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I have always wanter to be an architect or engineer.I'am only 13 but I have some great ideas I would like it if you would contact me by e-mail to see some of my ideas. Helping out with this project would be a chance a a life time so I would love for you to hear my ideas. you can e-mail me at mramsey AT sig.net
Joseph Ramsey (mramsey AT sig.net)
Gilmer, Tx USA - Tuesday, October 01, 1996 at 23:25:04 (EDT)

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Why is Professor John S. Lewis of Arizona Univ not here? Have you read his books? See also Spaceguard
Ed Greisch (egreisch AT ri1102w2.army.mil)
Davenport, IA USA - Tuesday, October 01, 1996 at 18:23:52 (EDT)

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Looking forward to being involved and participating in the many exciting areas of the ARTEMIS Project
Craig S Connell (CSCOnnell AT datinc.com)
Raleigh, NC USA - Monday, September 30, 1996 at 09:32:38 (EDT)

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I think Artemis is a great project! I sure hope it will work.
Kari Pahula (kari AT lyseo.kotka.fi)
Kotka, Finland - Monday, September 30, 1996 at 04:11:52 (EDT)

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looking forward to this projects launch
tim deatrick (tdeatric AT iusmail.ius.indiana.edu)
new albany, in USA - Sunday, September 29, 1996 at 17:23:52 (EDT)

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this is cool
Edward Ma (ar562 AT cnn.cs.dal.ca)
Halifax, Ns Canada - Sunday, September 29, 1996 at 15:44:50 (EDT)

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I was about to start a similar project, then I heard about yours. Let me know what help you require from "down under", and how I can come along too.
Andrew Hall (ahall AT acay.com.au)
SYDNEY, NS AUSTRALIA - Sunday, September 29, 1996 at 03:11:14 (EDT)

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I am a life long Science and Science Fiction Fan. I have been interested in space travel since I read the "Man wil Conquer Space Soon" article in Colliers Magazine when I was a small child. Gary
Gary L. Swaty (garyswaty AT casfs.org)
Phoenix, AZ USA - Sunday, September 29, 1996 at 01:20:16 (EDT)

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Good luck for your very important projeckt!
Thomas Muenzel (100676.3506 AT compuserve.com)
Munich, Germany - Saturday, September 28, 1996 at 16:23:18 (EDT)

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When do we leave?
Bruce Keen (Bruce.Keen AT recorders.eurotherm.co.uk)
Worthing, UK - Saturday, September 28, 1996 at 01:00:56 (EDT)

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I work in communications at Vandeberg Air Force Base on several of the launch contracts (Titan, Atlas, Delta, Minuteman, etc. If there is any way that this experience will help in the project, let me know. I am also a computer and electronics hobbyist, and have signed up to help out at the Endeavor Center at VAFB (they do space camps, space education, and have sent a "GAS" can up on a past Shuttle mission to mention a few). They may be a potential source of additional help. They should have a web site up soon; keep an eye out for it.
Robert H. Chadwick (gronk AT cris.com)
Lompoc, CA USA - Wednesday, September 25, 1996 at 20:39:09 (EDT)

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I fully support the manned exploration of space. My support is not only ideological, but also practical. I would like to see commercial applications of technologies derived from space exploration.
Christopher C. Saunders (Nylic AT aol.com)
San Antonio, TX USA - Wednesday, September 25, 1996 at 16:51:28 (EDT)

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I am currently a pre-engineering student at La Grange College, in La Grange Georgia; I plan to study nuclear engineering at Georgia Tech. My ultimate goal is to be a nuclear chemical engineer; I am interested in discussing fusion technogy with all interested parties.
Gary A. Johnson (gjohnson AT mentor.lgc.peachnet.edu)
West Point, GA USA - Wednesday, September 25, 1996 at 09:30:52 (EDT)

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I am an attorney just admitted to practice in California in December, 1995. I would in every way welcome the opportunity to develop a practice in the area of space law. Entry into the law occurred midlife. Prior experience is extremely varied but includes a fair amount of professional writing that, in turn, included taking very technical subjects and translating them into articles accessible to popular audiences. Some examples are an overview of the physiological and psychological effects of negative atmospheric ions that appeared in New West and a profile of the late design scientist Buckminster Fuller that appeared in Rolling Stone. I am currently hatching plans for what I hope will become a survey of what private enterprise would like to see in the way of a legal structure for the commercial development of outer space.
Henry (Hal) J. Aigner (HAigner AT MSN.COM)
Greenbrae, CA USA - Tuesday, September 24, 1996 at 17:06:46 (EDT)

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Sounds Good to me! Let's get off this mudball and see what the neighborhood looks like!
Stewart Lollar
USA - Tuesday, September 24, 1996 at 00:42:45 (EDT)

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Please, please, please let me know how to get involved in this
Alina Fridberg (AFRIDBE AT luc.edu)
Chicago, IL USA - Monday, September 23, 1996 at 22:29:44 (EDT)

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What a great idea! Let me know if I can help.
Charles A Yonce (ayonce AT dnet.net)
Franklin, NC USA - Sunday, September 22, 1996 at 15:52:36 (EDT)

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About time that somebody did this. If we are to have any long term future as a species, then we have to start moving off our own lonely planet. Let's create a future where all the nations of mankind can work together in the colonisation of space.
Rick Cullen (rj.cullen AT ukonline.co.uk.)
Norwich, UK - Sunday, September 22, 1996 at 08:03:09 (EDT)

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See My Electromagnetic Propulsion Homepage! http://www.sover.net/~geoffk
Geoff S. Krampetz (geoffk AT sover.net)
Bennington, VT USA - Saturday, September 21, 1996 at 23:43:35 (EDT)

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Interesting concepts. Keep up the good work. I'd like to see this page when it is even more fully developed.
Steve Cohen
Tampa, FL USA - Friday, September 20, 1996 at 00:12:40 (EDT)

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I think that Luna should be turned into a giant nuclear waste dump, then have all the waste sites ignite in a tremendous chain reaction, pushing Luna into the galaxy with the Artemis colony aboard to explore strange new worlds, seek out new life forms, and to go boldly where no politically correct human has gone before! Get dumping!
Larry Klaes (LKlaes AT aol.com)
USA - Thursday, September 19, 1996 at 13:25:24 (EDT)

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I want to be the first musician to perform in space. Send me to the Moon base and I'll keep 'em entertained with a plethora of electronic and organic sounds! My band, Zia's, CD features space multimedia and can be found in stores in the U.S. I want to do everything I can to reach the people who don't know or don't care about space and get them interested. Your merchandising program is a brilliant idea. Spread the word!
Elaine Mullen (zia AT world.std.com)
Boston, MA USA - Wednesday, September 18, 1996 at 22:18:34 (EDT)

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I'm glad a commercial company is making the commitments that LRC does, i think that this is what's need to re-start the move off-world. I'm all for it - need any AI engineers?
Gordon O'Neill (Gordon1 AT mdx.ac.uk)
London, UK - Wednesday, September 18, 1996 at 08:26:07 (EDT)

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Very interested in any Literature you have. Please send.
Brett C. Doty (93 Underhill Rd. Apt3C)
Brooklyn, NY USA - Sunday, September 15, 1996 at 21:16:02 (EDT)

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Looks like we'll have no problem getting a full passenger manifest. Can't wait to see terrans leave Mother Earth, and (HOPEFULLY) leave our prejudices behind.
James W. Gordon (Rimrunner AT worldnet.att.net)
Tulsa, Ok USA - Sunday, September 15, 1996 at 15:18:29 (EDT)

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"Mankind won't stay forever on planet earth" (K.Ziolkovsky) So, action!!! I'm an architect conceptualizing and designing projects about intergalatic travel and intergalactic civilisations. Please send me information about research in this area. I just graduated and want to find work in this research area.
Steven Schuddinck (jsschuddinck AT unicall.be)
Aalst, Belgium - Sunday, September 15, 1996 at 14:10:25 (EDT)

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It is a dream !
Klaus Guenther (KPGuenther AT aol.com)
Schleswig, Germany - Sunday, September 15, 1996 at 13:25:52 (EDT)

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This is amazing! I'm going!
Jim Zablocki (jzablocki AT log.on.ca)
Chatsworth, ON CANADA - Saturday, September 14, 1996 at 01:04:54 (EDT)

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we are there. Dave is an engineer specializing in real-time systems, his wife is a chemist who has worked on projects to extract oxygen from moon rock. Cliff specializes in maintaining heavy industrial electrical generators. Just let us know when...
cliff and dave (weaverd AT indy.tce.com)
west lafayette, in USA - Friday, September 13, 1996 at 20:58:24 (EDT)

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Awesome idea!! I am a Mechanical Engineer with experience in computerizing (automating) mechanical design and analysis projects. I'd love to help on such an ambitious project!
Dave Land (dland AT hsonline.com)
Columbus, IN USA - Friday, September 13, 1996 at 12:55:05 (EDT)

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Howdy-Doody!
Ashley Begnaud (LadyTsepish AT juno.com)
Lafayette, LA USA - Thursday, September 12, 1996 at 13:06:57 (EDT)

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This is brill,my bags are packed,when do we go?
DAVID LEETCH (LEETCH AT mts.bvo.dec.com)
BELFAST, UK - Thursday, September 12, 1996 at 11:13:58 (EDT)

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Communities exist here! Look to them for human dynamics that work! Count me in-terested. Oh yeah! where are the environmental sciences represented.
Brad Olsen (olsen AT sprynet.com)
Santa Rosa, CA USA - Wednesday, September 11, 1996 at 17:35:15 (EDT)

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Might I suggest -- a simple smelter. Make aluminum rolls, launch them into a low Earth orbit and have the governments pay YOU for it to make THIER space station. They save cash on the old, outdated shuttle launches to bring up the materials, and you make $cash$ to build more smelters, mine the oxygen (and sell that), get into the Helium-3 once Fusion is handled (and won't that generate some cash....)! But, even though the smelter is small and doesn't have to put out much to get started, it's expensive to fuel it..... solar?
Edward A. Chiles (echiles AT linux.ct.gmr.com)
Clawson, MI USA - Monday, September 09, 1996 at 14:58:01 (EDT)

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For the chance to visit or even live and work in space? You wouldn't even need to give me a paycheck!
Edward A. Chiles (echiles AT linux.ct.gmr.com)
Clawson, MI USA - Monday, September 09, 1996 at 14:51:06 (EDT)

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Instead of wasting money on weapons, people should invest in space!
Anonymous
USA - Sunday, September 08, 1996 at 00:48:05 (EDT)

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I would like information about doing business with your company.The company I am with does electronic repair, among other things I will have another e-mail address in October, but you can reach me at this one till then. Thank-you
Dale (sound 4-u1 AT aol.com)
Tulsa, OK USA - Saturday, September 07, 1996 at 22:33:50 (EDT)

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Would really like to see the Earth rise! The Moon is a harsh MISSTRESS!!
David Goodison (Capt Q2 AT aol)
Woodmere, ny USA - Saturday, September 07, 1996 at 21:46:47 (EDT)

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I'm a math professor and have always been fascinated with space travel. Check out my homepage http://www.mscs.uwstout.edu/~billh/home.html for links to lots of places including this one. As Oscar Wilde said, "We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars."
Bill Haloupek (haloupekb AT uwstout.edu)
Menomonie, WI USA - Saturday, September 07, 1996 at 14:53:36 (EDT)

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I'm a math professor and have always been fascinated with space travel. The Artemis Project looks great! I put in a link to it on my homepage at http://www.mscs.uwstout.edu/~billh/home.html Like Oscar Wilde said, "We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars."
Bill Haloupek (haloupekb AT uwstout.edu)
Menomonie, WI USA - Saturday, September 07, 1996 at 14:45:28 (EDT)

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Hello from Montevideo, Uruguay. Please send E-mail. Thanks... Jorge:-)
Jorge Fonsalias (fonsa AT adinet.com.uy)
Montevideo, Uruguay - Saturday, September 07, 1996 at 11:52:56 (EDT)

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Found this "site" very interesting and will check back soon.
Charlene Barker (us036458 AT interramp.com)
Brooklyn, NY USA - Saturday, September 07, 1996 at 09:12:56 (EDT)

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Sounds interesting. We mustn´t wait for our governments, we have to take action ourselves! Think about the medical aspects of a permanent lunar base, too. People with muscular deseases or something similar could find there a few weeks without pain. Maybe they react as if they got a powerful medicine? Well, ouh, sorry for my bad English. ;)
Nick Klumpp
Germany - Saturday, September 07, 1996 at 07:40:38 (EDT)

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cool.
Brian M. Wyrick (wfwbill AT comteck.com)
Converse, IN USA - Friday, September 06, 1996 at 16:48:01 (EDT)

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I've been lurking for a while, and I just wanted to say how impressed I am with all the changes over the past year. If
Debra Habben (dh743609 AT lance.colostate.edu)
Fort Collins, CO USA - Friday, September 06, 1996 at 16:38:50 (EDT)

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