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DO THIS... GO TO THE MOON.. THE RICHES THEREAFTER WILL BE UNBELIEVABLE!!!
Corey Gillquist <104435.2336 AT compuserve.com>
Walnut Creek, CA USA - Wednesday, December 31, 1997 at 18:38:17 (EST)

I thought it was rather neat and "good food for thought"
Simon Harvey <marconsult AT one.net.au>
Dunedin, Otago New Zealand - Sunday, December 28, 1997 at 06:16:25 (EST)

I'm very interested in the Lunar Landing Project, but I don't have the $35 to join. Is there something I can do?
Phil <Mallinger AT iwaynet.net>
OH USA - Wednesday, December 24, 1997 at 20:11:45 (EST)

Please send additional information to my home address and via e-mail.
G. Ted Constantine <AFcongt AT dia.osis.gov>
Bethesda, MD USA - Wednesday, December 24, 1997 at 10:12:49 (EST)

I'd like to get involved and help move this project along. Please let me know if there is anything I can do.I've worked in sales, electronics, programming, paper/pulp/chemical industries. What I've seen so far, this is a worthwhile endeavor. Contact me soon.
Francis Maile <Francis2001 AT hotmail.com>
Santa Moncia, CA USA - Monday, December 22, 1997 at 21:46:01 (EST)

Has anybody thought that Nasa is throwing away a cargo,transport, landing module every time the Space Shuttle goes up? Those Fuel tanks would save millions just by kicking them up to orbit rather than burning them up on the release.
Tony nelson <acnelson AT shore.intercom.net>
Salisbury, MD USA - Saturday, December 20, 1997 at 15:10:14 (EST)

All my dreams from the early Mercury Progect seem to be unfolding in your program. I have no money but a lot of talent,skills and experience to offer will be in contact soon.
Don D. Fullmer <dfullmer AT idacom.net>
Preston, Id USA - Saturday, December 20, 1997 at 13:30:32 (EST)

I am very interested in futhering these goals.
Jordan Slay Jr <jslay AT utc.campus.mci.net>
Chattanooga, TN USA - Friday, December 19, 1997 at 23:14:08 (EST)

I want to be involved! Let's do it!
Michael Quirk <gowron5 AT aol.com>
Ronkonkoma, NY USA - Friday, December 19, 1997 at 22:45:33 (EST)

We would be happy tobuild you're robots for you. See our website.
Don Golding <angelus AT ix.netcom.com>
Angelus Oaks, CA USA - Sunday, December 07, 1997 at 21:46:17 (EST)

My views on a lunar base have been in print and in private for many years. It has been a long while since I was in the fight. I have been in L5, NSS, Ladybase One, the beginings of Lunar Prospector, the Experimental Spacecraft Society and other ventures that just couldn't get it done. This project means a successful future for humanity. This project is extremly important. There is no doubt. There is no discussion. We must do it-no one else will. Everyone of us must become involved to the hilt, must in any way, all the time, move forward. We need simplicity, service and sweat. If you have money give it up. If you have time or talent put it to use now. We must get it together to get on with the task before us. I am in for the fight, the battle, the war and the victory that will come with us waving to earth from the moon. ad lunam
Walt Meeks <wmrmusr AT juno.com>
Peoria, IL USA - Thursday, December 04, 1997 at 01:12:49 (EST)

I'm going to study Applied Physics And Engineering, and will certainly come back to help on the mission.
Olaf van der Zalm <olafzalm AT worldonline.nl>
Losser, ov the Netherlands - Tuesday, December 02, 1997 at 16:00:04 (EST)

I deffinitely plan to join
Jeffrey Feige <Exjeff AT AOL.com>
BAltimore, MD USA -

Back in High School "2001:Oddessy" came out. I could plausibly look forward to living on Luna by age 50. Please hurry...only 4 more years left!!
Stephen J. Cote <SJCote AT excell.net>
Springfield, MA USA -

It sounds like you have a long way to go yet. All my hopes.
Ramses <JJTM AT worldnet.att.net>
USA -

From 1957 till now I've been waiting the question is when?
RAYMOND L DOWELL <RAYMOND.DOWELL AT MCI2000.COM>
KANSAS CITY, MO USA -

Hurry up so all these excess humans don't have to be killed. Apparently Goddess & God & Tree figure that either we leave or we leave. I know.
Rev. Dr. Kenneth l. Kirk
Edmonton, AB Canada -

I'm a student at Glasgow Uni. When I finish my degree in Civil Eng I want to be able to use it in Lunar Construction, but where can I get info. Are there any companies looking for a shit hot design engineer with a fanatic interest in Lunar Construction? Get In touch soon.
Stewart A Corbett <Korky AT Mindless.Com>
Glasgow, Scotland -

I'm presently representing an emerging country and it's resource owners that have an ideal location at 2 degrees latitude for a launch site facility. I have opened dialog with Kistler Areospace and a major communications company for developing this launch facility. We wish to have an all non-military facility developed for commercial enterprises. This site would be very secure and that which had been used by our military during world war II. If you have interest in developing this site please contact.
Daniel W. Bilbruck <wbilbruck AT aol.com>
Vancouver, WA USA -

Exellent concept. I would be very intersted in contributing. 25 years exp. computer sci., airmans certificate. Feel free to contact.
John Liberatore <jazzmin AT frontiernet.net>
Rochester, NY USA -

I'am currently a student at Lamar Institute of Technology. I will be finishing up HVAC courses this semester. Starting next year I will be enrolled at the main campus in the engineering department studing Industrial Technology. If i can be of any assistance to the Artemis Progect do not hesitate to contact me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
James Carl Robins <Sharke AT webtv.net>
Beaumont, Tx USA -

The idea of people doing something so benificial without waiting for government long past due. I am a computer network specialist, construction engineering , project manager, a scuba instructor, and a farmer. I am writing to add myself to the growing list of supporters. The pioneers who came west to settle north america didn't wait for government to have things set up for them, they came and created life for themselves. I am glad that spirit still lives as more and more people become reliant on government as an over protective parent. Just as an aside, any plans to look at the oceans for exploration, we know so little about them (less than the moon)?
Robert Baron <rbaron AT connect.ab.ca>
Edmonton, AB Canada -

This is awesome! I look forward to helping with this project. It's just like I'd always dreamed (minus some self replicating robots). I hate to this up but I haven't seen the question asked--what will happen when there is a catastrophic failure and all crew members on a mission die? I'd personally have no problem with risking my life for something so grand, but still it could led to a lot of bad press.
Greg Garber <garber AT suntan.eng.usf.edu>
Tampa, FL USA -

Just going over your technical notes on computer redundancy in the guidance and control section. This is a massive undertaking. Maximize your system's processing power, you'll need it. Protect those processors, If I remember my physics, it's possible to get state changes from particle bombardment. I'll be gathering addtional information regarding this organization. I am very interested in such an undertaking. Anthony Bean President Advanced Comtronics, Inc.
Anthony Bean <anthony.bean AT advancedcomtronics.com>
Haslett, MI USA -

This looks really cool! I'm definitely coming back for a closer look. My interest is piqued!
David C. Hicks <panacea AT mindspring.com>
Marietta, GA USA -

At last! Private ventures are precisely the way we will actually suceed in space exploration. As so many have said here and before, we have to step out ourselves. I'm a graduate student in Architecture but my undergraduate degree is Aerospace Engineering. I just began work on a Mars colony for my thesis. My senior research was on designing Space Hab module of the then Space Station Freedom. What really excites me is the range of people and their skills who sign this guestbook. Sure, the problems are daunting, but you've tackled the right question!
Adam Coles <colesa AT umich.edu>
Ann Arbor, MI USA -

Hi Jon...glad you got me into this space stuff. Having a blast!!!
Wabbit <AOL>
USA -

Just got back from Orlando Florida, best holiday I have ever had especially KSC! I'll definately be back.
Steven Shorrocks <shoz92 AT aol.com>
Manchester, England -

I am having so much fun!
Wabbit <AOL>
USA -

Well Well...now I am diving into space. :)
Wabbit <AOL>
USA -

Has anyone considered the idea of an orbital tether/ space elevator? I've been following the developments in carbon nanotube research and it seems to be progressing nicely. If you haven't i'll try to summarize it. Using a material of extremely high tensile strength ie. carbon nanotubes it would be theoretically possible to lower a cable from an asteroid above the geosynchronous point down to earth to provide a low-cost means of exiting the gravity well So far they haven't been able to produce the nanotubes in large quantities but they are progressing rapidly. Thank you.
Noel Friesen <umfrie08 AT cc.umanitoba.ca>
Winnipeg, Mb Canada -

Got your web from the Firestar book. I'm impresed. It's really a breeze of fresh air to read about a project as this. I'll try to help, time permitting, but I feel I need some background/assistance first. We'll see.
Juan Carlos Arevalo Baeza <jcab AT metro.net>
Novato, CA USA -

How about an alternative to your low orbit space station. Looks like MIR's life is somewhat limited. Couldn't you buy the core module with the docking adapters from the Russians. Otherwise they would will deorbit the module. With the Progress they are going to use to deorbit the module it could be brought to a lower orbit instead. Then you have a core and the docking adapters for use as the nucleus of your station. Already in orbit and a proven commodity. Since the demands you would place on it are probably less than what the Russians are you could get by with the module in spite of its age. Looks to me like there are several pluses with this approach. Talk about bootstrapping, salvage on the high seas and all that?!!
Dennis Shain <DNKG75A AT PRODIGY.COM>
lawrence, ks USA -

Ian, well, we got a web page started, and it's off and stumblin' Hope to upload better graphics and sidenars soon. JIm aerodesic research and Cerulean Freight
J. V. H. Hill.PhD <cffc AT NetAmerica.com>
Oroville, Wa USA -

This looks promising! I did notice, though, that your list of companies and industries is very small and almost none are in the same field. I would like to suggest that you begin some type of contests in specified areas to promote some competition. This will also reduce your costs. Oh, watch out for too many specialists and not enough true leadership (common sense). Someone needs to tie all the pieces together or you drop the ball at the most critical time. I'll be watching... and thanks for creating an opportunity that I thought was a dead dream.
Ken <redckr AT c2i2.com>
Sierra Vista, AZ USA -

Greetings! I saw the Artemis Project mentioned on the TV (let's say Gillian sent me :-) ) and thought I'd check it out... I am really impressed. With the number of people supporting the idea and the pace at which technology is developing, this moonbase could - no, will be reality within a decade or two. I will certainly get involved as much as I can, just let me get my MEng degree first...
Rudi S. Airisto <a158735 AT students.cc.tut.fi>
Tampere, Finland -

Count me in! Technology exists and I strongly believe that You would have no trouble in finding people who would work almost for free. When given the opportunity and a place to stay I would work for food just to get the mankind to moon and even further. The best of salaries would be to work on moonsurface and build a new way of life one planet further. Does this mean that We are speading out? I hope that one day we would shake hands with some alien lifeform and share our views about life and society.
Jarno Pettersson <jarno.pettersson AT canon.fi>
Helsinki, Finland -

2 Cool! :)
Shon Love <shon AT aros.net>
Kaysville, UT USA -

There seems to be a lot of chiefs here, but where are the indians!
Dennis E. Jones <Dieselj AT ibm.com>
Lubbock, Tx USA -

Your project seems to be closely related to the First Miennial Foundation's, but, it looks interesting.
Dennis E. Jones <DieselJ AT IBM.com>
Lubbock, Tx USA -

This is incredible! And just when I thought people didn't care about the development of space.
Allen Butler <allenb AT mailexcite.com>
Schofield Barracks, HI USA -

What you are proposing is powerful and wonderful and imperative if the human race is to thrive and evolve. I want in on this thing as soon as I can!
Andrew Weems
Birmingham, AL USA -

It almost sounds insane--I guess we have been taught to rely on the Govt. too much...The only way to cut the cost and to actually launch missions that WE are intersted in, is to finance it ourselves....If we wait for NASA to return to the moon, we might as well plan on never seeing it again in our lifetimes.......
Pat Klemett <pklemett AT up.net>
Hancock, MI USA -

I have been looking at the site and I am very interested. I am now a member of the National Space Society, but I fear that we cannot rely on governament to finance space on a reliable basis. It would be nice to have some hard financial data and also I think that to make the project more financially appealing to serious supporters there should be be an outside accounting firm to review the finances of the from time to time and these should be published to the the members, workers and investors. But so far you have done an excellent job. I will join soon! Paul.
Paul Smith <paolo AT edge.net>
Lewisburg, TN USA -

All the best for the Artemis-Project. I'm sure you get it done! Your added to my hot links.
Harald M. Petrul <petrul AT reporters.net>
Rellingen, SH D -

I have always dreamed of walking on another planet, and as long as we are only on this one, one big stone and no one will see a sun rise again. For our kids kids WE must make this or something like it work. The stars wait.
lee <maxhr AT mich.com>
mi USA -

Great ideas. If you need a electronics tech. I'm interested I currently work for the FAA installing navigation systems. Drop me a line. rich-mcdowell@msn.com
Rich McDowell <rich-mcdowell AT msn.com>
USA -

I am a marketing manager in a field completely unrelated to space exploration. However, I have a degree in Geographical Information Systems and have a vision so strong that I have had problems with my focus in my current job. It is vindication for me to see such support for the ideas presented by Artemis and the producers of Contact for example. I am a leader and a people manager and in some way I will be a part of this or other means of exploring our universe. Humanity is driven by curiosity. In the spirit of Columbus, the Wright Brothers, Edison, Lewis and Clark, and so many other world changing humans, I vow to forge ahead and be a part of the new exploration. If there is a way for me to support my family while I attempt to achieve this goal I will be happy, however, sometimes we must do without to meet our dreams. E-mail with like minded comments please.
Brian C. White <In2ideas AT flash.net>
Atlanta, GA USA -

Very good idea, but does it work in the reality?
Kalle Salminen <mesaka AT tpu.fi>
Finland -

hi
eric k <gulf middle school>
npr, FL USA -

With the large number of positive responses to your site, I feel that you should consider using the friends and members to build the spacecraft. From reading others' contributions, I gather that the cheapest fuel would be a liquid methane and liquid oxygen combination. There is considerable non-military experience in handling these gases and in using them without using expensive and exotic technology. That's my first point. The best payload:take off weight ratio would be provided by a VTOVL system such as those which Gatland, Bono and Hudson proposed. Hudson's concept of using a 'Zero Stage' re-usable launch booster is worth re-examining, as winged schemes look elegant but are appalling wasters of fuel. Forget the capitalism option, - amongst your supporters there seem to be enough people to do a 'Can Do' low-cost job of building a shuttle from basic components. The hardest task, in this over-regulated day and age, may be finding a launchsite and gaining permission to launch. That's point two. Going to the Moon directly from Earth is the outdated and (expletive deleted) NOVA concept. Consider the following mission profile, which means changing vehicles but is far more efficient :- (A)VTOVL shuttle to Earth orbit to transfer station. (B)Earth-to-Lunar-orbit shuttle. This could use a solar powered ion rocket, or a directly solar heated propellant. (C)VTOVL lunar shuttle. Operating from a second transfer station, this would ferry passengers and freight down to the lunar surface. After establishing a modest lunar base, hydrates or ice from the lunar poles (poss. also Aristarchus ? See Clarke) can be turned into propellant for the lunar VTOVL, and maybe for the orbit-to-orbit ship as well. That's Point Three. My interest in this must probably remain as goodwill, but I do have a degree in Environmental Science, and an interest in giving space to people, rather than a costly elite. Yours and so on, Richard.
Richard Edkins <richard.wordsmith AT virgin.net>
Dalbeattie, D&G, Scotland, UK -

The Artemis Project is a very cool and realistic Idea that is authentic and genuine and extremely interesting
Toni Morris
USA -

As only a relatively uninformed 'layperson'...
Michael A Massa <michael.massa AT westgroup1.com>
Miami lLakes, Fla USA -

I'm a a student at the RMIT, studying Computer Science and Engineering. I'm interested in helping the Artimis Project and GET TO THE MOON!!!!!
Enzo-Adrian Reyes <ear AT yallara.cs.rmit.edu.au>
Melbroune, VIC Australia -

At your service.
Bill Morrow <fynder AT hotmail.com>
Logansport, IN USA -

Please send more info regarding how I can be a part of this! I am a student in clinical psychology and have been trying to find ways that I could apply this profession to future explorations or colonizations in space with no luck. Any information as to how this could be accomplished would be appreciated. Thanks, Pat.
Patricia N. Gessner <gess AT mindspring.com>
Acworth, GA USA -

The artemis project has really excited me if there is anything I could do to help it would be my pleasure.
Matthew Mills <mills100 AT aol.com>
San Diego, CA USA -

Picturing the moment on the moon when you rise from your bed and greet the morning with a blue earth shining out your window is truly a romantic vision. However, the participants of this project must also see beyond the romanticism and realize that once you get up from your lunar bed you still have to go to work day in and day out. When the daily view of the Earthrise becomes less than awe-inspiring, then your purpose for being there is all that is left to drive you. My purpose? To help build a base that can act as a manufacturing and staging facility for further space exploration. The check is in the mail, let's get to work!
Doug Adams <lunarmining AT geocities.com>
Bryan, TX USA -

hi all i agree with all your ideas about what your trying to do and if there is any way i can help give me a shout also heard one of your the people who with the project is steve jackson games well have done alot in the way of same things so need anyone else be happy to join the team
steve "the-alchemist"cobourne-smith <tarst.r.us AT virgin.net>
derby, england -

Im currently a high school student and I have recently discovered your organization. Excited about your goals, I would like to know how I can actively participate in the Artemis Project. My contact is (305)899-9900, Fax:(305)899-0889 Thanks alot (and keep looking up :)
Bradley Bader <n/a>
Miami, FL USA -

I'm packed and ready to go!
Robert S. de Lambert
Everett, WA USA -

Wow! Count me in, gang! :) -- Ken (of CIS SpaceForum & Lambert/Mitchell SpacePort infamy!)
Ken Paul <kenpaul AT geocities.com>
Clinton Twp (DTW), MI USA -

hope i can help in any way
Zach Garner <savants AT arrowweb.com>
Elberta, AL USA -

I am very interested in becoming a member and assisting in anyway possible in making this, my dream also, come true.
Diane Santiago <K Tam Sor AT aol.com>
Austin, Tx USA -

Very interested in participating in any way in which I can contribute.
Sherry Rutherford <rsherry AT neo.lrun.co>
Uniontown, OH USA -

Anything having to do with space that doesn't involve the government is a good thing!!! Sign me up!!!
Jeremy Powell
USA -

Interesting project that I am glad to see starting up without all the red tape that the government usually places on a project.
Roger M. Watson <ReddTiger AT juno.com>
Modesto, CA USA -

When I saw Neil Armstrong step on the moon... oh wait, I didn't see that! Thank you for the opportunity to explore and take full advantage of our moon. I am 15 years old, and will do as much as I can to help the Artemis Project succeed as soon as I can.
Daniel Holt <rholt1 AT julian.uwo.ca>
London, Ontario Canada -

I saw the Future Fantastic episode and thought I would check you out.
Dave Goff <lordave AT cyberdude.com>
Fort Wayne, IN USA -

Dear sirs, I would be highly interested in any opertunities in your company that might involve fiberoptics/laser optics. I have experiance with terminating & testing Fiberoptic cable. If you would be kind enuff to get back to me with a fax number I would be more than happy to send you my resume and other related Items. Thanks, Collin
Collin Douglas Smith <Crimsongho AT aol.com>
Gaithersburg,, MD USA -

Ever since I watched man walking on the moon I've planned to go there! I spent nearly 12 years flying as an Air Force pilot, now I'm back into civilian life. The private sector is the ticket. You build it and I'll help fly it there!
Michael Joyce <mikejjs>
Piedmont, SD USA -

I'm impressed!! and will contribute. Space is the place. The endeavor is ambitious and long overdue.
Karl Sanchez <karlofone AT webtv.net>
San Jose, CA USA -

I was 4 when Neil Armstrong first stepped on the moon, and I wanted to be him. Now I might have that chance. I plan on joining the society, and contributing where I can. To Artemis!
LaCier Vincent <vyper AT eburg.com>
Ellensburg, Wa USA -

I wrote a letter detailing my interest in becoming involved in this program to your e-mail site. This is definitely a worth-while cause and business.
Gavin Whittle <bandung25 AT aol.com>
West Chester, OH USA -

Good luck. Let me know if you need help with Regenerative Life Support design. That's what we do around here.
Barry W. Finger <barry.finger-1 AT ksc.nasa.gov>
Kennedy Sp. Cntr., FL USA -

The Artemis Project is a VERY worthy effort! I am a student pursuing a career in space sciences and am overjoyed that this many people share my longing to establish a permanent human presence on Luna. I will be joining the Artemis Society and very much want to be a active participant in the Project!
Ben Bryan <bryan AT southconn.com>
Augusta, GA USA -

As an Engineering student I am interested in your project. I hope once I have graduated I can help and maybe join the society. keep up the good work. Danny Sabourin
Danny Sabourin <94002651 AT taper.georcoll.on.ca>
Barrie, ON Canada -

Ever since I was a kid I was always interested in Space Travel and Science Fiction. My dream finally came true when I became an employee of a major N.A.S.A. contractor, but my enthusiasm for working in that environment was soon curtailed due to the lack-of-focus in our space efforts. Now, following the broadcast of 'Future Fantastic' and the introduction to the Artemis Project, my ambitions about space travel are renewed with great vigor - I plan to join soon!
Bradley J. Winter <bradley_winter AT fmc.com>
Fridley, MN USA -

Leaving this planet is obviously our ownly chance to survive as a species.
Ralph K. Henman <rkhenman AT concentric.net>
USA -

Great......... Just Build It
Frank W. Leisten <leistef AT pcisys.net>
Colo Spngs, CO USA -

At last, someone plans to make good on the unfulfilled promises of Apollo.
Stuart Forbes <stuart.forbes AT dial.pipex.com>
Edinburgh, Lothian Scotland -

I teach science and have future space colonists in my current classes. I want on board so I can teach correctly what they need to know. You are excatly the research group we need for Step 1, Zubrin seems to have Step 2 MARS on line. FINALLY! Yes, this deserves upper case notation. Thanks for being, pipe the boots (shades of Heinlein)...Robbie
Robena D. Robinett <rrobine AT hpcc-k12.gsfc.nasa.gov>
Centreville, MD USA -

I like pictures to be a part of a interesting and fun website. I want to look nto this subject further.
Danny Malott II
Elizabeth City, NC USA -

Glad to find out about Artemis Society. I've thought for years that a private space effort was the only way to go. I'm extremely pleased to find out someone is doing something about it. I'll be joining soon.
John Westerlage <jewesterlage AT juno.com>
Houston, TX USA -

This venture is amazing of design ans thought. This is the future This will be the base of futher space exploration. Star Trek is hypothized to be sci-fi but we have the knowledge and techonolgy to start today is the people of the world would work together. In my lifetime I would like to see the stars and explore , What is really out there?
Kenneth Hylton <khylton699 AT aol.com>
Stockton , CA USA -

Lunar Sample return mission. Why not include postage stamps along with the return sample? I paid $30+ for a stamp, from the post office that had been orbited on one of the shuttles. Also if you want to advertise logos how about a Web Site on the moon. Make it part of the rover. You are going to communicate with the rover aren't you. Include a tv camera and a billboard for the sponsors logos. Would be nice if you could get the camera to pan some, variety of scenes. Current earth image from the moon. Surely the bandwidth for communicating with the rover would handle a website. Remember the Echo balloon that was orbited around earth late 50's early 60's? Something along those lines that could be viewed on or around the moon from earth, with a small telescope I suppose.
Dennis Shain
lawrence , ks USA -

I am a Laurel Springs School online student.
Christopher James Hurley <cjhurley AT m9.sprynet.com>
Westlake, LA USA -

We will return to the Moon and then to Mars. Visit The Starcrest City Internet Mall.
Tom Owens <home AT fieldstar1.com>
San Jose, ca USA -

I'm doing a paper for my 8th Grade science class on The Artemis Project. The Web Site had all the information I could possibly use. Thank you!! My mom is Becky Thomson and is a stockholder in The Lunar Resources Company
Sean Thomson <jgbthomson AT msn.com>
Fife, WA USA -

the check ain't in the mail...but it by GOD will be.
manuel a. thomas jr. <mt885 AT aol.com >
seminole, ok. USA -

A dream shared by so many must be pursued. It's a renewal faith to see someone reaching for the moon. (I just wish there were some way to get the whole data book at once. ;)
Lance Schonberg <schon AT nad.istar.ca>
Toronto, ON Canada -

Thirty years ago, I thought we would have explored and colonized all the really cool places before I'd be old enough to go. Lets get there before I'm too old. Thanks.
Mike Kretsch, P.E. <mkretsch AT compassusa.com>
Cumming, Ga USA -

I am an architect specialized in Space Architecture. The Artemis Project is a great idea. Everybody will goes to the Moon.
Valerio Sar� <sara AT dada.it>
Florence, Italy -

I am an Italian Architect specialized in Space Architecture. The Artemis Project is a great idea. Everybody will go to the Moon.
Valerio Sara' <sara AT dada.it>
Florence, Italy -

Yep, count me in.
Adrian Peirson <106727.2366 AT compuserve.com>
London, UK -

I've been looking for this place for ages. Now I don't have to design my own moon colony. P.S. I'll send you the money when I win the lottery.
Timothy Knight <none at present>
Newport, WA UK -

Space is in the future of our world. It is definitely in humankinds best interest to begin shifting resources towards gaining more knowledge about space, with the ulitmate goal being exploration.
Chris Shields <chrisps AT inet-ux.graceland.edu>
Lamoni, IA USA -

The Moon where every lot has a view. You'll be needing a geologist, especially one who can swing a little health physics now and then.
John E. Sebastian <ebastian AT esper.com>
Oak Ridge, TN USA -

The Eart is falling apart. It's all going to end in about 250 years or so - with global warming and all. We should really think of the future -- instead of pumping billions of dollars into the military, we should invest in space exploration -- projects just like the Artemis project -- and environmental research.
AnOnYmOuS
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I have 10 yrs. experience in contract administration for projects that included nuclear power plants and U.S. govt. contracts for TRW mission Mfg. I have also served on the Board of Directors for a local non-profit organization in my county. If you could use my skills as an on-line volunteer please feel free to contact me. I am also interested in participating in any round table discussions concerning living conditions, and how these can be designed to facilitate optimum interactions between the people who will be living in a lunar environment.
K.L. Brewer <khansen AT nmia.com>
La Joya, NM USA -

Visited your site because one of your E-mail users sent me some unsolicited E-mail, and I wanted to check out the TLRC.COM url
Craig Rogers <WRECraig AT worldnet.att.net>
Shoreline, WA USA -

You raise many more questions than you answered. The concept of a commercial venture is not the first to be considered nor will it be the last. The approach is sound, but the logisitics what a formidable task. The approach of an international space consortium might help. I have a great deal of passion about establishing an organization that will take the next step into the unknown and space. I and my resources welcome the challenges that you may need to task us with. Ladies and Gentlemen...to the Future and the Unknown... Imagination and Space. Creatively yours, Wesley T. Byrnside
Wesley T. Byrnside <wbyrnsid AT ix.netcom.com>
North Palm Beach, FL USA -

Fiction was yesterday! Let`s start. I'm journalist and would appreciate to get more information about this Project. Just get in touch with me.
Harald Petrul <petrul AT metronet.de>
Rellingen (& Ringingen), D Germany -

I just finished a 20 page paper on the future benefits of Helium3 fusion and why the funding of such a project should be drastically increased. Currently, I am working with an ex Deputy Administrator of NASA to acquire funding from the JPL in order to establish a mission plan for a manned trip to Mars. I think that the creation of a lunar colony would be an integral step in accomplishing such a goal and would like to learn more about your project. It's human nature to explore that which is unknown. If for no other reason we should search the stars simply because they are there and we haven't done it yet.
Michael Stockton <mstockton AT mail.utexas.edu>
Austin , TX USA -

Not only will this project be the birth place for new technology and advancements in science, but it will guarantee a better future for the generations after us. Whether those generations colonize Mars, Io, or another celestial sphere, they will look upon the people of this project as the "preservers" and protectors of mankind's fate. Chad R. Hearn Programmer
Chad R. Hearn <chad AT drake.dnet.net>
Franklin, NC USA -

I am searching your pages to find ways that I can help get us to the moon faster. I would like to work on the moon when we get there. Good luck to all, the sooner the better.
Steven Jacoby
Prescott, AZ USA - Friday, May 02, 1997 at 13:12:32 (EDT)

The Artemis Project is NOT science fiction. Best wishes in all your endeavors.
Jason Schmit (jrschmit AT mtndew.com)
Irvine, CA USA - Thursday, May 01, 1997 at 03:30:25 (EDT)

Great site. Got here through Seti Leage WWW. 73.
CLAUDE "DOC" MAY (N6IQ AT AMSAT.ORG)
FRESNO, CA USA - Wednesday, April 30, 1997 at 11:57:14 (EDT)

I am very enthousiastic and hopeful that this project will go through. With passion and greatest interest I will follow the progress of this *P*H*E*N*O*M*E*N*A*L project. Let's keep up the good work
Peter Endisch Jr. (Corrado AT iname.com)
Montreal, QC CANADA - Wednesday, April 30, 1997 at 01:20:41 (EDT)

I am very very interested in this.....
Christopher Gwyn (gwync AT ruby.ils.unc.edu)
Durham, NC USA - Tuesday, April 29, 1997 at 17:35:31 (EDT)

I would love to be a part of your project!
Rocky Winterbottom (prax AT mail.cu-online.com)
Pesotum, IL USA - Tuesday, April 29, 1997 at 13:19:57 (EDT)

You have my support. Arthur C.Clarke once said the reason he didn't predict the Apollo program was that he thought the first attempt would be privately funded. Apollo was a dead end, Artimus has a future.
Andrew Harmsworth (AHarmsworth AT ghl.bc.ca)
Vancouver, BC Canada - Saturday, April 26, 1997 at 19:27:15 (EDT)

Hurry! We must get to the moon before the asteroids, floods, earthquakes, and consequences of overpopulation get us!
Bill Butler (hyperdrive AT earthlink.net)
West Palm Beach, FL USA - Thursday, April 24, 1997 at 18:17:00 (EDT)

Hello all Luna-tics
Mark H. Rindner (ftmc AT aol.com)
NYC, NY USA - Monday, April 21, 1997 at 14:10:31 (EDT)

I want to be the first Malaysian landed on the moon. Wanted to join our MSC projects?
Don (sadun AT telekom.com.my)
Kuala Lumpur, KL Malaysia - Sunday, April 20, 1997 at 23:07:07 (EDT)

I truely hope that within my lifetime traveling to the moon will be equivalent to going to the store.
Matt Highison (matthighison AT writeme.com)
Sparks, Nv USA - Sunday, April 20, 1997 at 17:39:03 (EDT)

Great, stuff. Although you should proofread your pages. You dropped a few words, here and there. As the Graphic artist at Glankonian Software, a small, read very small, 3D,rendering and animation company, I feel we could improve your visual impact, by creating 3D models, and animations to go on your pages. I will be sending in a personal membership, and discussing Glankonian Softwares involment with my boss.
Larry Squire (Komb AT interlog.com)
scarborough, On Canada - Sunday, April 20, 1997 at 15:05:01 (EDT)

I'd love to join the Artemis Society.. One day I wish to visit the moon.. Though I am not a millionaire. *sigh* Plus, I am a mere teenager with no money.. I believe there should be more younger people becoming interested and members.. That is where the future resides.. Thanks.. Jim
Jim Lavery (seedy1 AT hotmail.com)
Sydney, NS Canada - Sunday, April 20, 1997 at 13:20:07 (EDT)

Way to go! Last one to the Moon is a wanker.
Marco Costa (marco.c AT virgin.net)
London, UK - Friday, April 18, 1997 at 21:46:42 (EDT)

I've worked on government funded spacecraft for years and I am constantly amazed at the inefficiency. I believe a focused privately funded effort could do things at a small fraction of the cost. I think thi project has a chance.
Larry Doyle (WGPY18a AT prodigy.com)
Hazlet, NJ USA - Friday, April 18, 1997 at 19:51:31 (EDT)

I would love to get updates on this, because I am very interested in space travle. I believe that some day we will have the technology to go to not only the moon, but the the other planets, and beyond. I hope it is a dream that will be fullfilled within my lifetime.
Robert Williams (robdwmsj AT hotmail.com)
cincinnati , oh USA - Friday, April 18, 1997 at 09:14:53 (EDT)

I send you an E-mail
Leonardo Bandini (studiomori AT ftbcc.it)
Florence, ITALY - Friday, April 18, 1997 at 08:06:39 (EDT)

Any chance you'll let a Canadian in??? Most interested in mining the Moon. Better on an airless, lifeless planetoid than fouling our own backyard. Good base - low g - for reaching the asteroid belt, lots of nickel/iron. The He-3 will help immensly. Keep up the work, and don't let the Moon Treaty at the UN get in the way. We can all back out with one year's notice, or go to a country that hasn't signed.
Alan Ratcliffe (gneiss AT efni.com)
Powassan, ON Canada - Thursday, April 17, 1997 at 17:22:53 (EDT)

Can't wait to open a lunar restaurant... 'Best burgers in the Solar System'
Tomas Buschhaus (tomas AT mountain-inter.net)
Squamish, BC Canada - Tuesday, April 15, 1997 at 01:48:22 (EDT)

I would like to know more about this project and how it will be funded.
Joe Penora (jpenora2 AT ix.netcom.com)
Manhasset, NY USA - Monday, April 14, 1997 at 10:05:49 (EDT)

By looking at all those entries i can come to only one conclusion, with so many people interested it has to work out right !! If its all gone happen, you can count me in for a ticket to the moon.
Andre Jochems (andre.jochems AT a1.nl)
Hengelo, OV Netherlands - Sunday, April 13, 1997 at 15:28:09 (EDT)

I filled in the volunteer form for propulsion systems. I am a reired engineer with about 35 years experience in instrumentation and control. I have degrees in Geophysics and Electrical Engineering and was a PE in Texas prior to my retirement. This would be an interesting project to work on and I hope that I could be of some use to the effort.
Laura Ellen Owen (leown96 AT highfiber.com)
McIntosh, NM USA - Saturday, April 12, 1997 at 23:34:29 (EDT)

I am interested in seeing a privatized space program, and this could be a good start.
Jon Goff (jongoff AT et.byu.edu)
Orem, UT USA - Friday, April 11, 1997 at 00:46:04 (EDT)

The moon, every time a little bit closer. In a few years right next to you!!!!!
Carlos Acosta (acosta AT metrotel.net.co)
Houston, TX USA - Friday, April 11, 1997 at 00:31:19 (EDT)

I wish you the best and I hope it all comes together. I'd be one of the first to book a holiday to the moon. Good Luck
DFlynn
USA - Thursday, April 10, 1997 at 23:19:57 (EDT)

This is incredible. I love science-fiction, but it's going not to be fiction any more.
Mauro Lodi (maulodi AT tin.it)
Milan, Italy - Thursday, April 10, 1997 at 17:48:34 (EDT)

I think this Project is Great! I've Been dreaming of going to space for a long time.
Jeremy Black (bluefire AT alaska.net)
Anchorage, Ak USA - Monday, April 07, 1997 at 18:34:07 (EDT)

I am very interested in this project and would like to take an active part in making it happen.Please e-mail me to let me know what I could do as a member.
max r grimes (maxgrim AT iswt.com)
troy, tn USA - Saturday, April 05, 1997 at 23:08:22 (EST)

I'm an italian student in "computer engineering" at the University of Pavia, I'm very happy to see other people that share my thougths about the future of the umane race in the Cosmo.
Simone Cortesi (simonec AT venus.it)
Pavia, ITALY - Saturday, April 05, 1997 at 08:23:29 (EST)

I am an italian computer programmer.I am amazed by your project and I wish to really work at it more than merely join the idea. Contact me via e-mail
Andrea Previtera (inf.dse AT educ.uniroma3.it)
Rome, IT Italy - Wednesday, April 02, 1997 at 09:37:39 (EST)

Its the greatest adventure we face today,the return to the moon. This is something we have to do if we want to survive the future. Our natural resourses are running out on the planet Earth.we are running out of room.I support the Artemis society.Please send more information and how do I join and get involved. thanks David
David c. Bowman (davbowman AT rtmc.net)
Trinity, NC USA - Monday, March 31, 1997 at 13:17:56 (EST)

It is my personal opinion that each of you are unmistakable bozos
M.E. Harry (MEH010 AT AOL.COM)
Birmingham, Al USA - Monday, March 31, 1997 at 10:41:40 (EST)

Interesting project, Please send me more information.
David Burger (burger AT wam.umd.edu)
College Park, Md USA - Thursday, March 27, 1997 at 22:48:04 (EST)

I think what you people are doing is great. I was amazed to hear that a private ogranization was actually doing this. I saw one of your members on TV (Canada's learning channel) The thing that impressed me the most was the comment the ARTEMIS representative made. "Imagine waking up on the moon and seeing the earth rise. I would love to see that and you people are probably the only ones who would truly understand that. I'm currently taking a very indepth electronics course (specializing in computers) if there is ANYTHING I can do for you please E-mail me. That lunar city hotel looks good too, as I have hotel management behind me. Keep going guys your doing an amazing job.
R. Clinton O'Byrne (lauren AT uniserve.com)
Chilliwack, BC Canada - Thursday, March 27, 1997 at 21:22:11 (EST)

I am very interested in becoming a member, and maybe starting a San Diego Chapter. Please contact me via e-mail. Thank you.
Ronald J. McHerron (rmcherro AT asymtek.com)
San Diego, CA USA - Thursday, March 27, 1997 at 16:19:45 (EST)

Please keep me informed about the progress of your orginization toward its goals. I am elated to find a group of people who share my beliefs and dreams, and, most importantly, have the means and commitment to translate those beliefs and dreams into practical, logical, and economical solutions. If you continue to recieve the amount of support and intrest you are now, I am confident that I will attain my lifelong dream of walking onto the lunar surface.
James Hitchman (JamesKH518 AT aol.com)
Nashville, TN USA - Wednesday, March 26, 1997 at 01:31:28 (EST)

great to be aboard.
brnwyn (mason AT sssnet.com)
canton, oh USA - Wednesday, March 26, 1997 at 00:25:12 (EST)

IT ROCKED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
MELANIE RUPP AND JAIMIE HUGHES
ST.ALBERT, AB CANADA - Tuesday, March 25, 1997 at 17:25:54 (EST)

Looking forward to the opportunity to strap myself in. Also investigating projects in prospecting and mining the astroid belt.
Ken Armour (linflowers AT earthlink.net)
San Dimas, CA USA - Tuesday, March 25, 1997 at 02:10:24 (EST)

Great! About time too. Oh, could you use a C & assembly programmer & mathematician? marijke [silicon alley] PS i loved the biography of resident goddess Artemis!
Marijke van Gans (marijke AT silicon-alley.com)
London, England - Monday, March 24, 1997 at 19:35:21 (EST)

Count me in now & always. The dream of an explorable fronteer in my lifetime needs to be followed up. Anything I can do that gets me to the moon I'll do. So see you all there at the grand opening of the Artemis Lunar Hotel.
Anton Wheatley (anton.wheatley AT silversands.co.uk)
Bournemouth, BH UK - Monday, March 24, 1997 at 06:27:53 (EST)

I think this project is more then feasable, it is going to be necessary given the expodential population growth projections for the next century. I am in college right now, but when I graduate you can count me in!
E. D. Cotton (Cott321 AT aol)
USA - Monday, March 24, 1997 at 00:06:28 (EST)

If this project lifts off, I'll be happy
Ali Gadit (AGadit AT mail.idt.net)
Levittown, NY USA - Sunday, March 23, 1997 at 19:07:16 (EST)

I'm interested in becoming a board member... Please feel free to contact me and let me know when I can start. Someone needs to get this started...I think 15 years is such an easy goal to achieve. Thanks...
Jim (slick AT gate.net)
Fort Laud, FL USA - Sunday, March 23, 1997 at 16:29:42 (EST)

Likewise saw you on Fantastic Futures. I notice you don't have a contact in Victoria, Australia. Love to know more.
Mark Haviland (haviland AT ozemail.com.au)
Melbourne, Vi Australia - Sunday, March 23, 1997 at 07:37:35 (EST)

Please send moon materials for us. We like watch to the moon by our telescope. We love astronomy. We will wait for contact. Slava (28 years) and Leo (6 years ago). Bye. Thanx. And sorry for our eanglish. We will learn it as soon as possible.
Vssilev A.Slava & V.Leo (vasslav AT mx.iki.rssi.ru)
Moscow, RU Russia - Sunday, March 23, 1997 at 02:57:12 (EST)

I saw this organization on Fantastic Futures on The Learning Channel. I have been intrigued ever since. If there is an application for membership, please forward. Thank You!
Doug Massey (dmassey290 AT aol.com)
Silver Spring, MD USA - Friday, March 21, 1997 at 10:54:17 (EST)

Learned of your organization on The Learning Channel. Hoping to "learn" more about it. Sounds exciting so far.
Robert Kois, Jr. (bobdiana AT kdn0.attnet.or.jp)
Okinawa, Japan - Wednesday, March 19, 1997 at 19:46:46 (EST)

I hope it works. Leving the nucleus for the electron is a really big step. I'll do all I can.
Robert Foster (kingofall1 AT sprintmail.com)
Brewster, NY USA - Wednesday, March 19, 1997 at 00:04:50 (EST)

Its about time. Lets go!
George Williams (CactusWAZ AT aol.com)
Tucson, AZ USA - Monday, March 17, 1997 at 12:40:26 (EST)

Saw your letter in Analog, and have spent several hours looking over your site. I am excited albeit skeptical - I guess 25 years of disappointment after Apollo has taken its toll. Will be sending in a membership application.
Doug Vincent (dvincent AT themall.net)
San Antonio, TX USA - Sunday, March 16, 1997 at 02:17:11 (EST)

I saw Ian's letter in the February Analog Brass Tacks section - where do I sign up? Seriously, do you allow investments from small investors? Keep up the good work!
Don Harrington (don.harrington AT boeing.com)
Maple Valley, WA USA - Thursday, March 13, 1997 at 19:36:40 (EST)

I too heard about the Artemis Society on the Learning Channel. What a wonderful thing. This is my first visit to the Artemis web sight and definately not my last. I want to learn more about what's been done and what's going to be done to get us BACK to the moon. It is unlikely that I will ever be able to set foot on the moon myself but believe mankind was destined to explore, destined to inhabit the universe.
Bruce E. Dion (Bdion1955 AT aol.com)
South Burlington, VT USA - Thursday, March 13, 1997 at 13:31:24 (EST)

I Find This Very Applealing and I will Help as much as I can. If you feel that you need Technical skills... I can see what I can do for You. I have many Ideas about the current level of space flight and anything that I can do to Bring that level Up will be at your disposal. MRM
Michael R. Mennenga (dv83132 AT ltec.net)
Holdrege, Ne USA - Thursday, March 13, 1997 at 00:11:10 (EST)

I was introduced to your program on "Future Fantastic". I browsed your website, and found only sketchy statements of project status. Did I miss it? I would like to know current funding status, and physical materials situation. Also, the technical data and drawings on the LTV, RMS, etc. was elementary. Do you have anything more indepth? If nothing has been built, what alternatives have been or are being considered? I have far too many questions to place here. Best of luck to you.
Jim Palermo (jpalermo AT ptd.net)
Berwick, PA USA - Tuesday, March 11, 1997 at 23:01:27 (EST)

Hey I saw a segment on you guys on the The Learning Channel just wondering if you can join the group?
cyros (cyros AT hotmail.com)
Akron, CO USA - Tuesday, March 11, 1997 at 16:32:40 (EST)

when do we leave?
tony decarmine (warpdriv AT mindport.net)
lebanon, ct USA - Monday, March 10, 1997 at 22:56:56 (EST)

I'm Very please with your project, I found out through the TV show Future Fantastic and it left me wanting to join right away. First I must finish a project outside Symantec and with that taking place I will be in a position to be a VERY good participant of your project. With that said I wish your project the best of luck. :) Thank you1
Juan Broughton (jbroughton AT symantec.com)
Toronto, On Canada - Monday, March 10, 1997 at 14:46:59 (EST)

Was channel surfing and ran across the TLC show. Glad to you all getting some exposure. Suggest that the space station and/or lunar lander take a chapter from the Americas cup and NASCAR. Sponsors names/logo's spread all over the outside. With the largest contributors getting the best placement, nearest the cameras. I know you are going bury the habitat portion of the lander but even while that is going on there will be camera footage. Same thing for the crews outfits, like the NASCAR drivers outfits, more sponsor logos etc. I understand that Dupont pays $5 million a year for their NASCAR paintjob. They get 5 times that back in their share of t-shirt's and other advertising revenues. Will be sending in application for membership soon also.
Dennis Shain (DNKG75A AT PRODIGY.COM)
Lawrence, KS USA - Monday, March 10, 1997 at 13:39:57 (EST)

Excellent-I have been waiting for years to have this opportunity I am sending my application(Consider adding CreditCard to enable online membership. I presently am working with Virtual Reality but am originally a Carpenter(15 years ago) I support VR by working in the film Industry as a High Rigger( Lots Of Climbing in New and dangerous places. Looking Forward to sending you our dynamic 360x120 photo/ measuring system a must use tool for planning moon base on actual panoramic photos of Moon Locations. Thank you for your Imagineering. CJ MURRAY iMAGINEER Invert Adventures Inc.
Christian J Murray (Invertimag AT aol.com)
Vancouver, BC Canada - Monday, March 10, 1997 at 10:57:08 (EST)

I'm a laborer/truckdriver with dreams of space travel. I have experience in building steel buildings and I'm a fast learner and can drive anything with wheels. let me know what I can do to help.
Jim straub (windwlkr89 AT aol.com)
Harrisburg, Pa USA - Sunday, March 09, 1997 at 17:32:31 (EST)

The dream becomes reality! I am an electronics installation technician in San Diego and would like to offer my help in this project in any way, shape or form!!! I have dreamed of traveling beyond the confines of fragile and over crowded planet for as long as I can remember. My membership is enroute. I salute the creators of this project and hope we can all be the newest pioneers of the human race!!! Let me know what you need and I am there!!! Luck to us all!
Ross A. Parker (rpark AT cts.com)
San Diego, Ca USA - Sunday, March 09, 1997 at 10:55:16 (EST)

Great idea! I just heard of it on Fantastic Future last Thursday.
Philip Cook (cookp AT ocean.com.au)
Melbourne, VI Australia - Saturday, March 08, 1997 at 17:35:07 (EST)

Let's go!
Glenn Sines
Westby , WI USA - Friday, March 07, 1997 at 02:24:29 (EST)

BRILLIANT!! About time someone got out of here and did something!! I'm a Mass Communications student, so count me in when you want to start telling people about this fascinating project!! GOOD LUCK!
Erika Pearson (bugsy AT wantree.com)
PERTH, WA Aust - Thursday, March 06, 1997 at 22:44:02 (EST)

My Companies are at your disposal.
Kirt P. Love (www.kirt AT n-link.com)
Lampasas, Tx USA - Thursday, March 06, 1997 at 21:38:18 (EST)

I AM A STUDENT AND A CADET AT OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY. I'M EXTREMELY INTERESTED IN THIS PROGRAM THAT IS BEING SET INTO MOTION. I AM TRAINING TO BE A PILOT AND HOPEFULLY AN ASTRONAUT IN THE USAF (HINT). MY ONLY COMMENT IS THAT I WOULD LIKE TO BE CONSIDERED FOR THE POSITION OF SHUTTLE COMMANDER ON THE MISSION. I'M NOT INTERESTED IN FAME AND FORTUNE, JUST TO BE A PART OF THE EXPEDITION AND FOR THE BETTERMENT OF MANKIND.
CADET FOURTH CLASS STUART LEE BARNES AFROTC (bstuart AT okstate.edu)
STILLWATER, OK USA - Thursday, March 06, 1997 at 19:55:21 (EST)

I just heard about this project last night on Fantastic Future. I've been dreaming of this project all my life. I never even knew this was a real thing. I want to get involved with the dream I've had that other's share. This is like a dream come true. I'm so glad i could hear about this program.
Sarah Forguites (Forguite AT together.net)
Essex Jct, VT USA - Thursday, March 06, 1997 at 18:01:17 (EST)

Working on a project such as this has been my dream since high school. I am glad that someone is trying to pick up the slack in the manned exploration of space. NASA seems to have lost the dream to the need for funds from the MIC, and we (the people) have not had the will to demand a course correction from our representatives. I would like to see some accounting for the membership dues, however, just to be on the safe side. Has any construction/systems work been done, or is everything done thus far promotional?
Joe Shashaty (Joseph.E.Shashaty AT cpmx.saic.com)
Arlington, VA USA - Thursday, March 06, 1997 at 15:52:11 (EST)

Maybe we can get some of our eggs off this fragile basket. Forever.
Mark H. Rindner (FTMC AT aol.com)
NYC, NY USA - Thursday, March 06, 1997 at 13:33:12 (EST)

I was at one time active in the L5 Society. I am still a believer in the need for mankind to disperse into space and utilize the tremendous resources available there. Energy is the foundation of all and believe photo-voltaic will supply.
Bernard L. Short (berniesh AT aol.com)
Pensacola, FL USA - Thursday, March 06, 1997 at 12:52:29 (EST)

WOW! Life on the moon within 20 years? Ten years? Unbelievable! I got so many ideas running around in my head now that I've heard about this project...perhaps one will come to be. Good luck and hopefully I will be a part of it.
Scott A. MacMillan (pica AT ican.net)
Kanata, ON CANADA - Thursday, March 06, 1997 at 08:46:01 (EST)

I heard about Artemis project on "Future Fantastic" on TLC. After that I checked Artemis on the internet and was chatting with Artemis fan's on IRC. IF we all join together we can do it. I'm sending for a membership as soon as post ofice opens :)
Predrag Lezaic (umiak AT northernnet.com)
Ely, mn USA - Thursday, March 06, 1997 at 04:40:17 (EST)

A little far fetched perhaps but a working theory from countless sci-fi novelas was the idea of a mass-driver type system of transport. I dont necessarily condone the transporting of passengers in this manner but transportation of material done this way could be economically beneficient. Basically a catapult or gun system from earth using kinetic energy to propel cargo holds to a predetermined orbital site(Really I just added this to fill in the comment field) ;).
Thomas Mulkins (mosque AT worldnet.att.net)
oxnard, ca USA - Thursday, March 06, 1997 at 02:53:00 (EST)

We always talked about this subject matter-of-factly when I was at Hughes Aircraft. Glad to see others taking it on, with a solid financial approach. Sign me up.
David Brooker (dbrooker AT scsn.net)
Columbia, SC USA - Thursday, March 06, 1997 at 00:04:46 (EST)

Wife: Darlene Children: Jamie (24), Jeanine (23), Nick(15), Christi (13), Ali (10) ...he stood on the surface of the moon and looked up, for the first time seeing clearly the countenance of God.
John Domar (millennium AT cyberconnect.com)
Buffalo Grove, IL USA - Wednesday, March 05, 1997 at 23:00:05 (EST)

I have been intereted in the moon ever since I was a kid. And through the years growing up some how I thought that one day we as the human race would be able to live and commute to the moon for eatrh. And this project is the key to a new life on the moon..
Corey Cramb (ccman AT mail.gte.net)
Largo, FL USA - Wednesday, March 05, 1997 at 19:38:50 (EST)

Have been hearing about this from many different sources...glad I finally came and checked it out for myself. Will be watching and waiting. The way things are going I'll be enormously thankful to leave this place. The very beginning of a new migration for our species. About time. Best of luck!
Adam Saunders (Bli-nk AT juno.com)
Seattle, USA - Wednesday, March 05, 1997 at 17:19:00 (EST)

What you are doing is an inspiration to me, and I cannot fathom it not being an inspiration to anyone else. I am currently involved in High Power Rocketry, a very satisfying hobby, and expensive hobby. Keep looking up until you can look back.
Jerry Hodges (fossils AT inreach.com)
Pilot Hill, CA USA - Wednesday, March 05, 1997 at 15:09:49 (EST)

What you do here today and in the years to come, will not only inspire an entire generation of young explorers but begin the process that will lead to human survival! I have the greatest admiration for you and hope to become one of your greatest crusaders. Thank you for giving me and the world HOPE!
Scott M. Britner (BritnrSrvc AT aol.com)
Chester, VA USA - Wednesday, March 05, 1997 at 00:46:16 (EST)

If you ever need an adventurous psychologist with some engineering skills. Call on me. One word of warning: It is better to have places where one can relieve stress then to have non at all. Trust me if you don't have somewhere to cool off then the following scenario will happen regardless of safety precautions, etc. taken at selection time: stress + stress + no release + stress = Physical, Social, Emotional, and Psychological problems ----} mental illness/death(s)
David I Weir (st93vra5 AT dunx1.ocs.drexel.edu (David I S Weir))
Philadelphia, PA USA - Tuesday, March 04, 1997 at 13:11:22 (EST)

What a great idea. I am very interested in booking my holiday for say 2010, my 50th birthday. Good luck!
Duane Magnuson (dktr AT calAB)
Calgary, ab Canada - Tuesday, March 04, 1997 at 08:03:13 (EST)

Of all the projects I've seen anywhere, this is the first one that appears to have a hope of actually getting there!
Heather Lambert (heatherl AT agt.net)
Sundre, AB Canada - Monday, March 03, 1997 at 20:11:24 (EST)

in a deep dark sleep the stars still shine bright
Lisa Fran k
USA - Sunday, March 02, 1997 at 19:50:09 (EST)

The stars in the sky are the map to my soul.
Lisa Frank (frank6 AT earthlink.net)
El Sobrante, CA USA - Sunday, March 02, 1997 at 19:48:30 (EST)

Very interesting. I'm doing academic research on just such an endeavor.
James Bennett (JEBennett AT compuserve.com)
Colorado Springs, CO USA - Sunday, March 02, 1997 at 19:15:01 (EST)

I was made aware of this project through the book "FireStar"
Rob Yale (rob AT sonicscience.com)
Toronto, ON Canada - Sunday, March 02, 1997 at 13:19:43 (EST)

At last - a sensible approach to space exploration!!
Ron Riedell (ron.riedell AT acslink.aone.net.au)
Melbourne, VI Australia - Saturday, March 01, 1997 at 09:17:37 (EST)

An outstanding concept. Let's make it work!
L. Kelly (LKelly5157 AT AOL.com)
Sioux City, IA USA - Thursday, February 27, 1997 at 23:13:51 (EST)

Moon, Mars, no limit... I think it's a good idea.
Levente (skin AT sirkan.sch.bme.hu)
Budapest, Hungary - Thursday, February 27, 1997 at 13:26:12 (EST)

I want to be the first man to walk on the moon in this program.
Chris Burnside (cburnsid AT elmail.cc.purdue.edu)
Sweetser, IN USA - Tuesday, February 25, 1997 at 20:37:11 (EST)

Je suis tres impressionner par ce projet,avec mes connaissances,je veux en faire parti
alexandre roch (warmage AT hotmail.com)
montreal, qc canada - Tuesday, February 25, 1997 at 16:35:11 (EST)

Considering the fact that we humans came here from another planet in the first place, it only seems natural that we should be heading for the stars yet again. I'm sure you all have noticed that when you look at the stars, the feeling that comes over you is in your bones, much the same as the longing for home.
Andre L Crane (reveler AT w3-designs.com)
Atlanta, GA USA - Tuesday, February 25, 1997 at 12:30:37 (EST)

THE LUNAR SURFACE IS PERHAPS THE MOST FORBIDDING IN THE SOLAR SYSTEM. IF WE CAN NOT LEARN TO SURVIVE THAT HARSH ENVIRONMENT WE HAVE NO BUSINESS GOING ANYWHERE ELES. THE TEST OF SETTING UP HUMAN SETTELMENTS IN THE MOON WILL PREPAIR US FOR THE WORSE THAT THE UNIVERSE CAN DO. TO DO ANYTHING LESS WOULD BE THE ACT OF COWARDS.
WILLIAM R. YORK (FUTR56A5 AT UHCL2.CL.UH.EDU)
HOUSTON , TX USA - Monday, February 24, 1997 at 18:49:53 (EST)

Very interesting!! I'd like to join the projekt!
Elin Ankarb�ck (lars.ankarback AT stockholm.mail.telia.com)
Stockholm, Sweden - Monday, February 24, 1997 at 16:01:45 (EST)

This is the way things should be done, Although I'm an Astronomer, I think commercialism is the way to go
Scott Manley (spm AT star.arm.ac.uk)
Armagh, Northern Ireland - Sunday, February 23, 1997 at 12:20:20 (EST)

I am a student in High school and have always dreamed of going into outer space. This sounds like a great program.
Jessica Houghtaling (hoteljam AT iw.net)
Aberdeen, SD USA - Saturday, February 22, 1997 at 16:50:33 (EST)

Adventure doesn't live at the whim of bureaucrats, but in the hearts of the bold. That a serious attempt at civilian manned space travel and colonization is being made gives me hope.
Adam B. Plourde (aplourde AT webspun.com)
Lombard, IL USA - Saturday, February 22, 1997 at 16:33:32 (EST)

I really think that there is more long term future in grabbing and converting asteroids and comets to space colonies resources and transportation hubs. Mankind needs to get out of gravity wells and stay out. Ten dispersed colonies at lagrange points are more secure as seed banks for the human race than two asteroid targets like the earth and moon. Remember the Dinosoars!
John Poteet (porcupin AT shocking.com)
Chico, CA USA - Saturday, February 22, 1997 at 01:06:15 (EST)

I'll be 40 at the turn of the century. I've watched the US sit on its collective hands for decades. I dislike air travel, but when I look up at the night sky, *I want to GO!*
Samuel Reynolds (reynolds.samuel AT tci.com)
Parker, CO USA - Friday, February 21, 1997 at 15:25:16 (EST)

I would be honored to assist your efforts to reach the moon as a colony for humanity. If we are to survive, we must reach out to new homes.
Steven Thomas Campbell (Adept7 AT hotmail.com)
New Orleans, LA USA - Friday, February 21, 1997 at 06:26:46 (EST)

I am a Digital-Visual Effects Supervisor and animator... and very interested in keeping up to date with the project If you ever want to do a 'previsualization' os project ideas look me up!
Terrence Masson (tman AT visualfx.com)
SanRafael, CA USA - Thursday, February 20, 1997 at 16:28:06 (EST)

Best of luck with the project. I hope you reach to the moon and beyond. We've been on one planet way to long. It's time to reach beyond the cradle, and explore our home, mainly our Solar System. Maybe, by working together up there, we can have peace, down here.
Ronald Thomas (thomar AT bach.augustana.ab.ca)
Camrose, AB Canada - Thursday, February 20, 1997 at 15:03:52 (EST)

Found you in February's Analog Magazine We need the off world resources, if the human race is to survive... I volunteer for the "Lewis and Clark Expedition to Mars" in true family tradition!
Robert Meriwether Lewis (rlewis AT pics.com)
Hammonton, NJ USA - Tuesday, February 18, 1997 at 18:32:43 (EST)

The limited-charter business corporation was born of the need to limit liability during the colonization of the Americas. Now Project Artemis seeks other ways to gather investors while protecting their investments. I like it! Good luck to you guys--if you're succesful then maybe someday I can indulge in my role as a safety and environmental professional in an environment even more challenging than dreamed!
E. "Glas" Durboraw (glas AT scsn.net)
Cola, SC USA - Monday, February 17, 1997 at 22:25:38 (EST)

I am very interested in how you plan on growing and getting food on the moon. As a Journeyman Cook, I would like to open the first lunar restraunt.Maybe "The Moon Rock Cafe". Keep it up!
Jeff T. Vincent (jvincent AT websight.ab.ca)
Cochrane, AB Canada - Monday, February 17, 1997 at 02:24:25 (EST)

I agree with some of your other comments in that it is time to colonize other orbting masses and I hope to at least visit one in my life time.
Michael Frostad (rfrostad AT triax.com)
USA - Sunday, February 16, 1997 at 17:22:02 (EST)

Now that it is known that there is ice at the lunar South pole, the location of Luna City is obvious. My wife and I are determined to celebrate our 25th anniversary there in 2020.
Richard Gugins (richard.gugins AT bbs.logicnet.com)
Calgary, Al Canada - Sunday, February 16, 1997 at 03:03:50 (EST)

It has been almost thirty years since anyone has been on the moon and now it is time to go back and settle the moon
Chris Chan (corp AT doitnow)
Phoenix, AZ USA - Saturday, February 15, 1997 at 00:31:19 (EST)

The human union is necesary for the success!! However a good plan to find resources from differents investors is a requisite, too. Whos the visible head or leader to follow ?
Jose Eduardo Olaya (josola AT eltiempo.ccmail.compuserve.com)
CostaMesa, Ca USA - Friday, February 14, 1997 at 17:06:18 (EST)

It's about time a project was undertaken to begin settlement of other systems, such as the moon and beyond.
David Haddon (haddondav AT aol.com)
Jackson, ms USA - Friday, February 14, 1997 at 16:55:55 (EST)

I found this page from reading Michael Flynn's Firestar. I am glad I did.
Roger A. Katz (rak AT bnl.gov)
Babylon, NY USA - Friday, February 14, 1997 at 14:23:59 (EST)

Leaving space to only government occupation is not wise.The balance between government and the private citizen must be maintained.As the government has demonstrated in the past, it's child like ability to get itself in trouble when no one is looking.so let's look.
Ronald J. Cambest (sonnyboy9 AT aol.com)
Pittsburgh, Pa USA - Friday, February 14, 1997 at 02:35:28 (EST)

In stead of building a space station, we should be building a moonbase
Robert Johnson (rljohnso AT netins.net)
Williamsfield, IL USA - Thursday, February 13, 1997 at 13:44:59 (EST)

I enjoyed Goeffrey Landis' article on fabricating solar cells from lunar soil. Here are some papers written a few years ago on the same subject: 1. D.Sparks"Fabrication of Large Photovoltaci Arrays in Space from Lunar Material," Space Power,vol7, p.235,1988, 2.D.Sparks"The large-scale manufacturing of electronic and electrical components in space," Acta Astronautica,vol15, p.239 (1987). 3. D.Sparks,"Hybrid rocket propellants from lunar material," Acta Astronautica, vol.17, p.1093, 1988.
D.Sparks (dsparks AT holli.com)
Kokomo, in USA - Wednesday, February 12, 1997 at 19:52:51 (EST)

Moon Ice!!!!!
J. Aaron McCoy (mcaaron AT telis.org)
Barstow, Ca USA - Wednesday, February 12, 1997 at 15:48:54 (EST)

Four centuries ago, travel to North America was a long, hazardous journey bordering on the heroic. Two centuries later, it had lost some of its slowness and most of its hazard. Today, it's a trip of hours that makes headlines when it goes wrong. In that spirit, here's to someday making traveling to the Moon boring.
Shane Tourtellotte (marcy AT webspan.net)
Rutherford, NJ USA - Tuesday, February 11, 1997 at 20:04:07 (EST)

when is the estimated launch date for the Artemis project? are you planning a mars colonization? I think colonizing other planets and the moon is benificial to human kind as a whole just think of all the jobs it will give and all the new technology that will come from it, not to mention the the chance to explore a whole new world.
Robert Backman (backman AT theonramp.net)
oak Park, IL USA - Sunday, February 09, 1997 at 18:21:43 (EST)

Looking foward to exploring your project and I am extreamly interested in the concept.
James Bradley Moore (noshow97 AT AOL.com)
Longview, Tx USA - Sunday, February 09, 1997 at 16:59:02 (EST)

Where do I sign up? I can't wait to get started. Visit the Cerebral Kitchen - http://www.cerkit.com/
Michael Earls (r2d2 AT kokaloa.com)
Atlanta, GA USA - Saturday, February 08, 1997 at 00:41:39 (EST)

I would appreciate it if you would send me an email, so i could have a little chat to you
Michael Martin (http://www.wheatley.com.au)
Canberra, Australia - Friday, February 07, 1997 at 00:36:33 (EST)

AT WHAT LEVEL OF COMPLETION IS THE PROJECT.
ANTHONY L. WELCH
TULSA, OK USA - Thursday, February 06, 1997 at 17:40:46 (EST)

The work you people are doing is simply outstanding! It,s nice to see some people are lokking into are future. Great work.
Kevin Fairlie (KFairlie AT Hotmail.com)
Windsor, ON CAN - Thursday, February 06, 1997 at 17:23:11 (EST)

I just got through reading the whole Data Book. Keep up the good work!
Scott A. Hutchens (scutch AT specsci.com)
Fort Walton Beach, FL USA - Thursday, February 06, 1997 at 12:25:47 (EST)

would like to learn more about luna colonization
Laura Cook (horn AT telusplanet.net)
Hinton, AB Canada - Wednesday, February 05, 1997 at 22:31:26 (EST)

Commercialism in the development of space colonization may be the necessary ingredient for success. With the Earth on the verge of a population crisis, this project has arrived just in time. Artemis may become the leader in a revolution of new industries that will launch us into the solar system. With a group of people motivated by both personal enthusiasm and financial gain, I do not see how such a project can fail. I salute your achievements to be!
Erik Long (capfund AT pacbell.net)
USA - Wednesday, February 05, 1997 at 02:35:05 (EST)

IT IS A SHAME , IN MY OPINION THAT THE GOVERNMENTS OF OUR LITTLE ROCK HAVE LET US DOWN BADLY ENOUGH FOR US HAVE TO FALL BACK ON BAREFACED COMMERCILISM AND CAPTILISM TO GET US BACK TO THE MOON BUT IF IT NEEDS TO BE DONE (SHUDDER) IT NEEDS TO BE DONE! GOOD LUCK! I INTEND BOOKING MY ITCKET IN AROUND 2006 ,ANY VACANCIES?
BARRA MAC NIOCAILL (stud3 AT dunsink.dias.ie)
DUBLIN, IRELAND - Tuesday, February 04, 1997 at 12:15:16 (EST)

I would like to go to the moon aswell. I hope that I will meet Elvis there. Perhaps my alien-brought-away-brother will be with him
Johan Sivertsson (nkman AT hotmail.com)
Varberg, 13 Sweden - Tuesday, February 04, 1997 at 06:05:43 (EST)

Hey, people. I would like to go to the moon with ya. But do you really think that God created the world to us, so that we would start looking for another place to live? Hardly NOT!!! GOD BLESS!!! Anders #89
Anders Str�m (anders89 AT hem1.passagen.se)
Varberg, 13 Sweden - Tuesday, February 04, 1997 at 06:03:54 (EST)

I've always dreamed of going into space and visiting the moon. Please inform me of your progress.
Robert Churchill (churchill AT bbs.lethal.net)
Mancelona, MI USA - Monday, February 03, 1997 at 22:32:17 (EST)

in the words of HG (and Arthur C), It's the universe or nothing The moon seems a good place to start! If you need good PR, count me in!
allan bisset (kbc46 AT dial.pipex.com)
london, UK - Monday, February 03, 1997 at 15:37:02 (EST)

Sounds like there are a lot of gung ho people out there. Good, 'cause here's another!
Stephen Hill (hillcorp AT falcon.cc.ukans.edu)
lawrence 66044, ks USA - Monday, February 03, 1997 at 15:01:54 (EST)

I can't believe that we've come so far... What was once an object of fear and trepidation is now Real Estate! We've gone from throwing rocks at that mysterious orb in the sky to conquering it, and making it ours. Congrats, Earth!
Claudia Fernandez (claudia476 AT aol.com)
New York, NY USA - Sunday, February 02, 1997 at 16:29:06 (EST)

I'm a civil engineering consultant who has for years dreamed of one day going to space. I've always wanted to help design lunar and Martian structures for human habitation. Anything I can do to help would be the thrill of a lifetime.
Rob Frangione (Rfrange AT aol.com)
Stamford, CT USA - Sunday, February 02, 1997 at 15:08:59 (EST)

Great idea. I'm joining in. I guess it'll just be ready by the time I finish my army service.
Gill Maharik (gill AT ort.org.il)
Natania, Israel - Sunday, February 02, 1997 at 14:23:24 (EST)

As a writer and designer, I could be of service.
Dave Graham (PK Painter AT aol.com)
Toledo, OH USA - Saturday, February 01, 1997 at 10:55:49 (EST)

What the mind of man can conceive, the hands of man can acheive. I was taught that early in life and have lived by it every since. When someone tells me that a thing is impossible, I find a way to make it happen. This project and all of the entries in this guest book make it clear that I am not alone in that sense, and I am very much encouraged. this IS possible!
James W. Eberhardt III (splat AT bellsouth.net)
Atlanta, GA USA - Saturday, February 01, 1997 at 09:22:06 (EST)

Space life is constantly approaching, and I LIKE it, all very interesting. If possible, could you please notify me when anything big happens?
Hayden Beck (christine_beck AT msn.com)
Melbourne, VI Australia - Friday, January 31, 1997 at 08:09:25 (EST)

Traveling in space has been a dream of mine since I could see the sky. To one day be able to travel to the moon and beyond would be grate1!!!! If there is any thing I could do to make it happen I'd be glad to help. It's our destiny to travel in space and beyond not only for ourselves but for the generations to come.
Charles F. Crane Jr. (gemini AT globalco.net)
Roseville, Oh USA - Thursday, January 30, 1997 at 23:22:09 (EST)

The Moon is the one of the next frontiers, and possible the only one the environmentalists will allow us to exploit. It's the New World of the twenty-first century. Let's go get it!
Jim Owens (jmowens AT sherwin.com)
Painesville, OH USA - Thursday, January 30, 1997 at 13:12:48 (EST)

Communications is my game. As soon as I have had a good look round your site I will make further comment and possibly contributions. Put me on the passanger List and give me seat allocation. regards
Steve Smitham (ssmitham AT ozemail.com.au)
Melbourne, Vi Australia - Wednesday, January 29, 1997 at 21:26:24 (EST)

I am interested in your goals and wonder about job opportunities
Kevin Gelsthorpe (kjgelsth AT grits.valdosta.peachnet.edu)
Valdosta, Ga USA - Monday, January 27, 1997 at 18:42:01 (EST)

As a forward thinker and dreamer, I'm glad to find a site/group that's not waiting on the government to take them there. I look forward to learning more about the project and checking out your publication.
John Fisher (jfishe01 AT asu.campus.mci.net)
Waddel, AZ USA - Monday, January 27, 1997 at 17:28:32 (EST)

I HAVE 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN FIRE & LIFE SAFETY AND HAVE DEGREES IN FIRE SCIENCE AND HAZARDOUS CHEMICALS. I AM VERY INTERESTED IN YOUR PROJECT AND WOULD LIKE TO BE INVOLVED IN ANY WAY IN WHICH I COULD BE OF HELP.
LESLIE FONDREN (CFOND44 AT AOL)
N.MYRTLE BEACH, SC USA - Sunday, January 26, 1997 at 14:04:11 (EST)

It is a very interesting project. I take part. I am programmist.
Sergey Kuvshinchikov
Riga, Latvia - Sunday, January 26, 1997 at 13:02:22 (EST)

I have 20 years' experience in hazards management and radiation protection in the mining industry, and a long-term interest in asteroids as resource bodies. anything I can do to help?
mark sonter (msonter AT world.net)
Adelaide, SA Australia - Saturday, January 25, 1997 at 04:05:39 (EST)

Interesting project you've got here. I've just printed out the membership forms...
Mike Pelletier (mikep AT comshare.com)
Ann Arbor, MI USA - Friday, January 24, 1997 at 12:25:38 (EST)

I've always been intriqued with the idea of living in space, even since I was a little kid. The concept of human lunar colonization I feel is the next major step for mankind. Please put me on any mailing list you might have for this subject manner is one of great interest for me. Thanx!
Mark Flessner (Rando12425 AT aol.com)
geneva, IL USA - Thursday, January 23, 1997 at 15:39:18 (EST)

Great site. Very interested in space colonization. I have experience in biology research and grew up working on a farm being a "jack of all trades". Let me know what I can do to help or give support. Sincerely. Mike
Mike (mbertovi AT lac.jci.tju.edu)
Phila., Pa USA - Wednesday, January 22, 1997 at 19:26:38 (EST)

What you are doing is wonderful - opening up the possibilities for everyday citizens to venture into space. I hope you succeed, and I support your efforts, as I do the efforts of any organization that wants to help in the development of space for humans. "I want to go !!!"
Eric Spero (es588257 AT engr.colostate.edu)
Fort Collins, CO USA - Wednesday, January 22, 1997 at 15:49:04 (EST)

I am looking forward to maybe keeping up with our space program. I think it is something that is very important.
LESLIE (IraklionKD AT aol.com)
FortWorth, TX USA - Wednesday, January 22, 1997 at 05:18:30 (EST)

Looks like a great idea, hope this works
Jurgen Radzuweit (radzuwe AT ibm.net)
Dusseldorf, Germany - Tuesday, January 21, 1997 at 11:08:38 (EST)

howdi you al from australia
gary lindrea (gazzzza AT msn.com)
perth, wa ausralia - Tuesday, January 21, 1997 at 10:10:11 (EST)

I think that this is an excellent idea. Many of our industrial nations share the need for a vision and dream that can create and mantain hope for future generations. Has there been any thought to a comprehensive survey of science fiction literature to mine for useful potential technologies in Orbital, LaGrange and Lunar development?
Thane Mitchell (thane AT interserv.com)
San Antonio, TX USA - Monday, January 20, 1997 at 15:18:33 (EST)

As a long-time Artemis supporter and fan, I say LET'S BEND METAL! What's the holdup? Point me and a few others here at the obstruction, and we'll move it!! Seriously, I have experience in marketing, fundraising, and organizational development. I'd like to help.
Scott Walker (Politx AT aol.com)
USA - Monday, January 20, 1997 at 11:31:53 (EST)

Brother of Kevin O'Donnell Jr., one of your board members.
Hugh J. O'Donnell (HUGHAMYOD AT AOL.COM)
Cleveland, OH USA - Sunday, January 19, 1997 at 16:21:33 (EST)

Oh, ye unfaithful technology (or programmers)! These were my last lines: Daniel Granqvist, Swedish LL.M., LL.M. thesis on space law. American address: 88 Fern Street, Hartford, CT 06105, USA. Swedish address: G�tav�gen 14, S-182 61 Djursholm, Sweden.
Daniel Granqvist
USA - Sunday, January 19, 1997 at 15:21:22 (EST)

If nothing else, a project like this might force the Governments of the world to agree on a better legal framework for the Moon than the Moon Treaty. That treaty is just ridiculous with its idea of a collective ownership of everything on the Moon, and is only to the detriment of space projects. Thankfully none of the spacefaring countries are parties to the Moon Treaty, neither is my home country Sweden. I am interested in space law and the legal rights to any celestial bodies, or parts of them, outside of Earth. there have to be some rules on private ownership of real estate on other celestial bodies. To encourage space exploration, the best thing would probably be to give ownership to anyone settling and developing an area. Then you would really get something for your efforts. Thanks to Marcus Welde whose link page with political links brought me to you. Please send me more information. Daniel Granqvist, Swedish LL.M., 88 Fern Street G�tav�gen 14 LL.M. thesis Hartford, CT 06105 S-182 61 Djursholm on space law USA Sweden
Daniel Granqvist (dgranqvi AT marshall.law.uconn.edu ; daniel.granqvist AT moderat.se)
Hartford, CT USA (Sweden) - Sunday, January 19, 1997 at 15:16:57 (EST)

I learned of your efforts through a letter from Ian Strock in Analog magazine. The project fascinates me, and I consider it long overdue. I am an electronics engineer, and if my abilities could be of assistance, I am interested.
Scotty Gammenthaler (scottygamm AT topher.net)
Princeton, TX USA - Sunday, January 19, 1997 at 01:35:46 (EST)

I found this site by accident while seaching for information on the Periodic Table of Elements for my son. I am truly fascinated with the possibility of commercial colonization of the moon. It's about time. I certainly hope that Artemis is successful in my lifetime.
Martin Kern (mkern99999 AT aol.com OR mkern1 AT juno.com)
Levittown, PA USA - Saturday, January 18, 1997 at 21:05:45 (EST)

Is there a comittee working on developing a "slingatron"?
Jerry Doran (dolphins AT dolphinsociety.org)
Torrance, CA USA - Saturday, January 18, 1997 at 13:58:49 (EST)

Wow! Is there anything more exciting than the possibility of actually setting foot on the moon?
Stephanie Burns (94burnss AT wave.scar.utoronto.ca)
Toronto, On Canada - Saturday, January 18, 1997 at 12:26:03 (EST)

Your page is great.
Daniel Marin (dma AT cca.iac.es)
Las Palmas, Spain - Thursday, January 16, 1997 at 21:35:40 (EST)

I have been interested in this type of project since I was 13 and I will not say how long that has been. It is great to see so many with the same interests. I do know one thing, hopefully,I will be in space long before 2010.
John Maynard (azzur AT hotmail.com)
Fairfax, VA USA - Thursday, January 16, 1997 at 13:41:45 (EST)

Thanks for having an accurate vision of our future.Good luck P.S. Please can you keep us one of your Spaceship and two mugs We'll have money in a few years
aubry and La mundl
paris, France - Thursday, January 16, 1997 at 05:05:48 (EST)

Idea/Question. I have often wondered about the viability of keeping the external fuel tank of the shuttle attatched after orbital insertion. Would it then be possible to inject them into an orbit which would eventually have them arrive in Lunar orbit? If this is the case, then there you have "instant" building material for Lunar construction.
Tim Barker (darkstar AT powerup.com.au)
Brisbane, Ql Australia - Wednesday, January 15, 1997 at 23:00:19 (EST)

The loss of earth's ecosystem is inevitable. It is not a matter of "if" it will happen but "when" will happen. The end may come by cometary collision, environmental degradation, or other means but it is certain to come. A single planet species has no future. Even before the Apollo 11 mission delivered us to the threshold of an interplanetary presence, the pioneer spirit of our people was flagging. In the face of daunting social problems we turned inward in an attempt to right with our unjust social institutions and traditions. We put space progress on the back burner. It is time to put the introspective "Age of Aquarius" behind us. We need bold leaders who will point the way just as John Kennedy did when he implored us not to "wait and rest." Space is the challenge of our time. Progress in all areas of human and environmental affairs will happen co-currently with space progress. The Apollo program was the largest peacetime government project ever. Technicians, engineers, doctors, and managers were deiven to the "cutting edge" of their respective pursuits by the moon program. All of us still reap the wonderful gains wrought by their efforts.
Jim McDade (jmcdade AT icare.opt.uab.edu)
Birmingham, Al USA - Tuesday, January 14, 1997 at 09:55:54 (EST)

Thank God! I thought that America's technological aspirations were limited solely to smaller telephones and larger TV sets!
Pete Reinert (PM4566 AT SSU.southwest.msus.edu)
Marshall, MN USA - Monday, January 13, 1997 at 13:44:46 (EST)

I find your new ideas invigorating and fresh we need more people like you in our society today. I would like to congratulate you on your well thought out ideas. I am also very curious as to when your current plans are to "lift off"?
walter walsh (urbana)
fredrick, md USA - Monday, January 13, 1997 at 08:43:38 (EST)

I. R. Strock has done a great service for all Lunar development supporters by his "Brass Tacks" letter in Analog. Thanks for putting us on to Artemis.
W. A. Lytle (blytle AT rocketship.com)
Rancho Murieta, CA USA - Sunday, January 12, 1997 at 17:44:37 (EST)

It's a great venture, but the website could do with updating. Do you have a UK base?
Adrian Hon (hon AT liv.ac.uk)
West Kirby, UK - Sunday, January 12, 1997 at 08:29:37 (EST)

The American pioneer spirit has all but vanished. In the sixties, the American public was motivated by President Kennedy to put a man on the moon by the end of the decade. America met that challange in 1969. Come on America, wake up! Why can't the United States of America do something great once again? If this country is ever going to get back on top of things, we have to start properly educating our children because they are the future. If America does not wake up soon and smell the coffee, I'm afraid we might not ever get on top again!
Daniel S. Hagood III (Aladaniel AT aol.com)
Montgomery, AL USA - Sunday, January 12, 1997 at 01:04:25 (EST)

I'm very innterested in contributing to this project and will contact the seattle group.
RICK CROISSANT
SEATTLE, WA USA - Saturday, January 11, 1997 at 16:56:52 (EST)

Hope to see you up on the moon soon guys and gals!!!
Mark Thomas (mark.thomas AT cityscape.co.uk)
Clacton on Sea, ES England, UK - Friday, January 10, 1997 at 15:17:05 (EST)

This is a very exiting proposition. As an aerospace engineering student I find this fascinating.
Matt Gerber (mgerber AT sympatico.ca)
Toronto, ON Canada - Wednesday, January 08, 1997 at 22:11:30 (EST)

In the 60's, America had the drive it needed to succeed in the space program. We had the goal of getting American astronauts on the moon and the drive of beating the Russians there. Now that the cold war has ended, the competitive angle is gone. What this country, and the entire world, needs is a new goal in the realms of space, and it needs to be bigger than the space station that should be forming soon. We need to satisfy the natural human instinct to explore. The red planet calls our name. The moon also beckons for a return visit with possibilities of colonization. If we ever want to see the space program succeed again, a mission of epic prortion such as this needs to be tackled to get the support of the people as was the case with the Apollo missions. With this, new technologies will be dicovered that will send us well into the 21 century. (How do you think we have things such as velcro, freeze dryed foods, dehydrated beverages and meals, portable computers, ect...?)
Joseph S. Leporini (jleporin AT wvu.edu)
Morgantown, WV USA - Wednesday, January 08, 1997 at 17:49:37 (EST)

Green Cheese is my favorite food!
Ellen Ko (sek4319 AT oberlin.edu)
Oberlin, OH USA - Wednesday, January 08, 1997 at 16:01:01 (EST)

I have nothing to invest besides personal intrest and a strong work ethic, but I would love to see the view from out there someday.
Keith Montgomery (mbent AT juno.com)
Birmingham, Al USA - Monday, January 06, 1997 at 22:00:55 (EST)

Anything to dream.
Richard Alexander (richard.alexander AT artibbs.com)
Longview, TX USA - Monday, January 06, 1997 at 16:29:08 (EST)

I think the potential of the Artemis Society is tremendous and would like to receive more information on it! Please e-mail me.
Jim D'Amore (DAMORE AT murray.fordham.edu)
Bronx , NY USA - Monday, January 06, 1997 at 11:28:26 (EST)

Let's go for it.
Suzy Garrison (Dragonmunt AT AOL.com)
Conway, AR USA - Saturday, January 04, 1997 at 23:08:27 (EST)

If we could send a manned mission to the moon using 1960's Technology and the average Nintendo has more computing power that the Apollo capsule... What are we doing NOT going. We are victims of a society looking for quick returns instead of long range growth. It shows up in corporate buyouts, downsizing ... everything except making decent products... Let's get going now!
Jim Bowen (jasbowen AT aol.com)
Knoxville, TN USA - Friday, January 03, 1997 at 16:37:04 (EST)

I and my generations hope to be the future of Earth's exploration of space.
Jason Scott (Red5569 AT aol.com)
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