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This is the greatest commercial investment to benefit mankind and still makes lots of money for those companies involved. I wish you all the best, and I hope that someday I can contribute something to the project.
Don <isdept AT infinet.com>
Dublin, OH USA - Thursday, December 17, 1998 at 13:55:26 (EST)

The artemis project sounds like a wonderful venture combining science, technology, ingenuity, and a quest for adventure....
Karl Wegmann <wegmann AT unm.edu>
Albuquerque, NM USA - Friday, December 11, 1998 at 12:48:48 (EST)

What a wonderful, wonderful project. I am a photographer in Hollywood and my dearest wish is to work in any capacity in space or on the moon. Any time you need volunteers i'm your girl. I'm going to give Artemis Society memberships for Christmas this year. Keep it up!!!!!
Nancy W. Ostertag <Nancytravels AT hotmail.com>
Hollywood , CA USA - Thursday, December 10, 1998 at 11:01:26 (EST)

I am an Engineer and am actively researching the critical paths that are necessary in order to ensure that first colony on the Moon (and beyond) is successful. I look forward to communicating with you.
E. Theo King <tking AT ix.netcom.com>
Laurel, MD USA - Tuesday, December 08, 1998 at 22:27:16 (EST)

This is the greatest enterprise ever conducted by a private corporation.
Nathan Kilbert <game4 AT juno.com>
Pittsburgh, PA USA - Monday, December 07, 1998 at 18:11:45 (EST)

this place is cool!!!!!!
Taylor Thompson <taz3287>
lafayette , in USA - Monday, November 30, 1998 at 09:52:26 (EST)

I think the goals set by yourselves are the most realistic and feasible chance for humankind to expand and continue to grow. If we stay on this one planet we will stagnate and die. The only ones making an effort at growth as a species are the visionaries with this same lofty purpose. Thank you for making this great dream so much closer to reality.
Mike Farrell
Salcha , Ak. USA - Wednesday, November 25, 1998 at 01:47:36 (EST)

This is just the project i have been looking for; a serious comercial push to send humans to other worlds. as far as i care, the only purpose of nasa is to train engineers for other projects. i dont personally see why the united states has been soo very timid in the field of space exploration. i miss the space race (tho i wasnt alive then!). i personally hope that nasa will do some more work on nucleur pulse propulsion, cause i dont think current laws allow coorpertations to build and detonate bombs.
robert jones <i12643244 AT yahoo.com>
plano, tx USA - Monday, November 09, 1998 at 22:47:05 (EST)

Earth's Moon isn't really a nice place to visit (it's always too cold or too 'hot' ). Adventurers will go, just to say they went; but most travellers want comforts (and safety!) which will be hard to provide. I have a wacky idea for a market to tap, though: Golfers! They may be the only people who are both rich enough and crazy enough to be good rubes... Long live Alan Shephard!
Larry Kern <samuk AT riconnect.com>
Westerly, RI USA - Thursday, November 05, 1998 at 23:11:49 (EST)

The Artemis Project is one of the few near-term space colonization projects out there that seems well thought-out enough to work. I want to do whatever I can to help the effort to help humanity become a true spacefaring species. I'm eager to help on a local or any other level I can.
J. John Bloch <rationalist AT earthlink.net>
Cedar Knolls, NJ USA - Thursday, November 05, 1998 at 15:56:22 (EST)

Just a note to say I am intrigued by The Artemis Project. In fact, as a member of the newly formed Mars Society I am quiet taken with the concept that if we're going to go - that is you, me, JoeSixPack and SuzyToo - then we have to do it ourselves - the government cannot hack the program. Further, I am convinced we have reach the Moon first, and make a go of that before we can get to Mars in any sustainable fashion. I look forward to working with TAP. Mike Kaufhold, President, Red Planet Corp.
Mike Kaufhold <mkaufhold AT worldnet.att.net>
Colo Sprgs, CO USA - Thursday, November 05, 1998 at 00:22:02 (EST)

I want to talk with Greg Bennet. I am going to the moon.
Chris Jones <gte534i AT prism.gatech.edu>
Atlanta, GA USA - Wednesday, October 21, 1998 at 21:33:05 (EDT)

I would like to see more information about working hand-in-hand with technology companies for investing in the industrial / resource potential of the moon. I agree that the approach hasn't worked on its own, but I think that without an economic base, tourism by itself will be no more effective than industry by itself - If the U.S. Navy hadn't developed a big presence on Hawaii, do you think that so many airlines would have flown there, and so many hotels opened up there, promoting tourism?
Eliyahu Skoczylas <EliyahuS AT aol.com>
Jerusalem, Israel - Sunday, October 18, 1998 at 14:18:12 (EDT)

A well structured website but too deep making offline reading difficult!
Assassin <Michael.Preston AT Virgin.net>
Leicester, UK - Saturday, October 10, 1998 at 18:57:43 (EDT)

Pretty Cool!
Patrick Byars <pbyars AT yahoo.com>
Parker, CO USA - Friday, October 09, 1998 at 02:23:37 (EDT)

I came upon this site while trying to do research on future technology. I am deciding to do my research on The Artemis Project because it sounds so interesting. It would be totally awesome to go to the moon someday. It is a great idea and I hope it works. Maybe someday I'll go to the moon and back.
Jessica Melcher
USA - Thursday, October 08, 1998 at 14:24:09 (EDT)

john mckenna <JOHNMcKENNA AT webtv.net>
USA - Thursday, October 08, 1998 at 00:44:18 (EDT)

The Discover article was very interesting. I'd be interested to hear how you think Lunar Prospector's data (other than the water discovery) changes things. Please respond.
Jacqueline S. Mitchell <jseabury AT earthlink.net>
Boston, MA USA - Monday, September 28, 1998 at 19:19:13 (EDT)

Hi, Greg Bennett! Kelly and Laura Freas say "Hello." Write back ASAP. Thanks!
Kelly and Laura Freas <kfreasstudio AT earthlink.net>
West Hills, CA USA - Thursday, September 24, 1998 at 22:36:48 (EDT)

Good luck in your quest.
John W Stamp <mxmayhem AT bright.net>
Marshallville, Oh USA - Thursday, September 24, 1998 at 02:05:06 (EDT)

Found out about you from the links at NSS and their Lunar Reclaimation chapter. Glad to see that there is a space related website dedicated to the "privatization" of space.
G. Wesley Bennett <Covert407 AT aol.com>
Erie, PA USA - Sunday, September 20, 1998 at 20:33:43 (EDT)

I just read about this in Mercury magazine from the ASP. I would love to go, but I am 53 now and in 15 years I might be too old. I would like to find out about investing too. Thank you, Ed Moder
Ed Moder <EDANDCONNIE AT WORLDNET.ATT.NET>
Burr Ridge, IL USA - Tuesday, September 15, 1998 at 22:32:18 (EDT)

I have been following and watching your program for several years. The Artemis project has been a hope for me for sometime. I have considered joining several times. My reasons for not doing so are not always financial, but stop me anyway. I have a question, that in the countless times I have read your documentation are still not answered. I hope that if I post these questions here in the guest area that I may be able to recieve a definitive answer. Q: When. When will the first construction and launch of a privately funded and owned expidition be launched? Q: When. When will a base be established? Q: How much funding is necessary for the project to be advanced? Q: Is it possible to push oneself up on the ranks of early mission travel? Q: What are the top ten needed items/personal needed to speed the project along? These are just a few of the questions I would like answers to. If you can answer them I would be greatful. I really hope to see a private/non-governmental installation on the moon within my life-time. Thank you. Wayne Kullman Lund, Sweden Los Angeles Ca USA
Wayne Kullman <Wayne.Kullman AT usa.net>
Lund, Sweden - Sunday, September 13, 1998 at 20:55:48 (EDT)

I'm an ex aerospace artist with 20+ years under my belt and some scifi film work eager to assist doing conceptual 3D artwork. If one were to wait for the politicians to get serious (in a cost affective way), it might never happen. Private efforts may be our only hope. I fear that if we're not back on the moon in 20 years, and on mars by 2025, we never will be. Ed Schaefer
Ed Schaefer <alpha3d AT earthlink.net>
Irvine, Ca USA - Saturday, September 05, 1998 at 13:54:47 (EDT)

I am excited to find out more about this project...I am looking forward to the possibilities of living on other planets. Thank You
Lisa M LaMoure <lisal121 AT aol.com>
Seattle, WA USA - Thursday, September 03, 1998 at 14:12:06 (EDT)

Call on me for anything!!! I can help.
Claude W. Chappell IV <chapcl AT wwc.edu>
College Place, WA USA - Monday, August 31, 1998 at 11:49:23 (EDT)

Greetings, all. I read about you in Discover and absolutely had to check it out . . . this is, truly, a dream come true. Mr. Bennett, your story about landing day brought tears to my eyes; I could so see myself as the 12-year-old girl. I'm not quite that young anymore, though; I'm a high school senior with no future goals beyond whatever it takes to get me off this rock before I die. Unfortunately, the fact that I am a high school senior also means that I do not have a spare $35 sitting around, but I'd like to contribute whatever I can. I wish you all the best of spacer's luck, and one way or another, I'll meet you on Luna. I'll be watching . . .
Katy <katycat AT ishmael.geecs.org>
Severn, MD USA - Saturday, August 29, 1998 at 21:05:18 (EDT)

There's only one thing more pressing than forward thinking, and that's today's quest to extend the human race.
Chad Hartley <seasquare AT hotmail.com>
Lancaster, PA USA - Friday, August 28, 1998 at 12:40:28 (EDT)

Heinlien ia all well and good, but the one to ask about *art* in space is Spider Robinson. Check out his book "Stardance" folks
Sinboy <sinboy AT jps.net>
USA - Thursday, August 27, 1998 at 01:18:55 (EDT)

Very excited, I am still in high school now but hopefully by the time i am 21-30 your funds will allow our dreams to come true
Toby Watkin-Jones <tawatkin AT hotmail.com>
Liverpool, U.K. - Tuesday, August 25, 1998 at 17:51:07 (EDT)

Build me an observatory! (I'm an astronomer)
Klaas Wiersema <kwrsema AT wins.uva.nl>
Alkmaar, Holland - Tuesday, August 25, 1998 at 11:20:01 (EDT)

To the Moon...and beyond!
Philip E. Murray <crashmoses AT voyager.net>
Eaton Rapids, MI USA - Sunday, August 23, 1998 at 10:18:14 (EDT)

A space professional just stopping in for a visit....
Daryl Schuck <run AT earthling.net>
Houston, TX USA - Sunday, August 23, 1998 at 03:28:19 (EDT)

Monsieur, Je recherche actuellement du travail dans le domaine de l'informatique. Veuillez agréer, Monsieur, l'expression de mes sincères salutations. Pierre DURIF Mon CV figure ci-dessous. Pierre DURIF-VARAMBON 2, rue Pierre Termier 38000 GRENOBLE (France) Né le 12-04-1960 (38 ans) Nationalité française Célibataire Tél : 04-76-84-05-93 Email : andre.durif@wanadoo.fr FORMATION _______________________________________________________________ 1978 Baccalauréat C (scientifique) 1997 D.E.S.T. de Génie Informatique (BAC + 4) option Systèmes et Réseaux EXPERIENCE PROFESSIONNELLE _______________________________________ 89 - 90 : Technicien chargé de la qualité et de la formation INTERQUALITAS (Meylan) - Test de périphériques informatiques et statistiques de qualité (BULL) (Echirolles, Cassis) - Rédaction de documents de formation concernant des périphériques informatiques et la mise en place d'un Service Qualité dans une entreprise (J'ai suivi une formation interne à la qualité (Méthode Crossby)). 94-96: Technicien dans un Bureau d'Etudes (Cabinet CHABRELIE) (St Ismier) - Activités concernant des brevets d'invention (vérification, traduction, recherches d'antériorité, statistiques, etc...) dans le domaine de l'informatique. - Mise en place d'un système informatique et formation des utilisateurs. STAGES __________________________________________________________ 1992 : Stagiaire dans le laboratoire THERMODATA ( Saint Martin d'Hères ) - Développement d'un programme de tracé graphique de fonctions thermodynamiques et de diagrammes de phases, interfacé à un programme de calculs d'équilibres complexes 1996 Stagiaire dans la Société SECURITE ELECTRIQUE (Eybens) - Développement d'un programme sur Internet destiné à renforcer la sécurité d'accès à un site 97-98 Formation de Technicien Réalisateur Multimédia (GRETA) - Dessin vectoriel, traitement de l'image, vidéo, son, 3D, Internet, réseaux, gravure CD, scénario, animation 1998 Stagiaire dans la Société EVOLUTION (Grenoble) - Réalisation d'un site WEB LANGUES _________________________________________________________ 1987 Cambridge First Certificate in English 1987 Diplôme d'Anglais A3 du C.U.E.F.A. 1991 London Certificate of Attainment in English Anglais: - Lu, écrit, parlé (Séjour dans un pays anglophone d'une durée d'un an) - Utilisation professionnelle de l'anglais technique, scientifique et courant (Traduction de brevets d'informatique) Allemand: - Lu, écrit, parlé (Traduction de plusieurs articles scientifiques allemands pour le CNRS) DIVERS ___________________________________________________________ INFORMATIQUE - Connaissance : de logiciels multimédia : - Illustrator 6.0 - Photoshop 4.0 - Première - SoundEdit - Ray Dream - Director 6 de langages : - C, C+ + , PASCAL sur PC, HTML4, - JavaScript, notions de Java des systèmes : - WINDOWS 95 (PC) - SYSTEME 7 (MACINTOSH) - UNIX de traitements de texte : - WORD 6.0.1 sur MACINTOSH - WORD 6.0 sur PC de logiciels intégrés : - WORKS 3.0 sur PC de tableurs : - EXCEL 5.0a sur MACINTOSH - EXCEL 5.0 sur PC de logiciels graphiques : - CLARISWORKS sur MACINTOSH des logiciels Internet : - Claris Homepage - FrontPage
DURIF Pierre
USA - Thursday, August 20, 1998 at 04:56:21 (EDT)

VERY NICE
VANTZAND <ZANDVAN AT WXS.NL>
NL - Sunday, August 16, 1998 at 19:20:40 (EDT)

Hello I just got around to reading this listing. Do you need help with responding to these ? Artemis needs to keep up with all people that show interest. I whould be happy to help with this. Robert
Robert Dahlquist <Pioneer AT televar.com>
Tonasket, WWa. USA - Saturday, August 15, 1998 at 15:00:44 (EDT)

I read the article in Discover Magazine "What should we do with the Moon?", and it seems to me like you guys are really going to have a great thing once you get the money. Good luck!
Mandy Perryman <vijamani AT dialnet.net>
Mo USA - Friday, August 14, 1998 at 15:33:46 (EDT)

Good Luck.
Matt Ryan <lich AT together.net>
Plattsburgh, NY USA - Friday, August 14, 1998 at 14:44:43 (EDT)

H20 + sunlight=life . I hope that a corp. with a concience inhabits luna before the world governments legislate us out of what I consider the birthright of any person on this planet
mad mike <na>
fall river, ma USA - Friday, August 14, 1998 at 12:14:46 (EDT)

What is impossible today, Will be possible tomorrow !
Rick Adams <tryxz AT aol.com>
Carson City, NV USA - Saturday, August 08, 1998 at 19:27:24 (EDT)

What is impossible today, Will be possible tomorrow !
Rick Adams <tryxz AT aol.com>
Carson City, NV USA - Saturday, August 08, 1998 at 19:26:22 (EDT)

Nice site. Good luck!
Weird Web World
USA - Thursday, July 30, 1998 at 01:55:04 (EDT)

Mark <mag1 AT mail.coos.or.us>
Gold Beach, Or USA - Tuesday, July 28, 1998 at 02:36:52 (EDT)

how would low gravity affect bodies of water on or under the moon? You need swimming pools and hot tubs and hydroponic fish farms and stuff like that ...
Alex O. <badzilla AT hotmail.com>
San Francisco, CA USA - Monday, July 27, 1998 at 20:06:31 (EDT)

Private exploration/exploitation of space, beginning with our own geosynch. orbital space, our moon, and our solar system neighbors, has always been a dream of mine. Confession: I'm a Heinlein addict.
Noah Singman <singman AT home.com>
West Orange, NJ USA - Monday, July 27, 1998 at 16:53:30 (EDT)

PLEASE!!!!.....Delos Associates! (Some of us get the reference) besides, there is no place for the fixer dude, ME.
Bob Higgins <quietcat AT rocketmail.com>
Portland, ME USA - Monday, July 27, 1998 at 13:49:30 (EDT)

I'm just a high school student with a big imagination, I have alawys dreamed of ging to NASA but that seem so far away, I think Artemis Is opening a lot of hope for a lot of peaple. For I'm one of them.
Nadiah <ruby.mcjames AT mailcity.com>
Duraz, Bahrain - Sunday, July 26, 1998 at 08:19:36 (EDT)

It almost seems as if I am reading one of my many science fiction books. I am ecstatic that this is finally a reality. I am in my last year of highschool. I do not know yet what I will major in. If you have an suggestions in the liberal arts division that could help me, help you, I would appreciate the info. Also, if there are any reading this who would like to correspond by email, feel free to give me a call.
Sandy <solarest AT hotmail.com>
Cleveland, TX USA - Tuesday, July 21, 1998 at 21:55:20 (EDT)

Es realmente interesante el trabajo que se esta desarrollando, y lo que lo hace a´nún mas es que no es ninguna historia de ciencia ficción. Estare al pendiente de sus avances y espero poder colaborar en algun campo referente a informática.
EL CHARLY <tarascoman AT usa.net>
LOS CABOS, BCS MEX - Tuesday, July 21, 1998 at 17:23:17 (EDT)

I am very impressed. I am hopeful that this will be a multi-national venture, enabling anybody with enterprise and intiative to help build what may become the largest and most popular industry ever
Bob Harding <moonstar AT technologist.com>
Ipswich, Suffolk UK - Monday, July 20, 1998 at 08:05:17 (EDT)

COMPUTER ENGINEER PROGRAMMER
AJITH CHACKO <ajith AT giasmda.vsnl.net.in>
CHENNAI, 91(44)5370972 INDIA - Sunday, July 19, 1998 at 20:58:18 (EDT)

'The Artemis Project': Progress like civilisation is made by us; yet history is the tale of ruined civilisations, and progress the boast of every generation. Have we learnt from the past, can it enable us to predict the future? "Like frogs around a pond" we grow too numerous for our boundary, perhaps the moon is the next pond. If so, take the time to make it right, don't let this be written off as merely a new means at achieving an old end - progress, a blind crusade where we continually increase the instrumentsalities without advancing the purposes. The potential is here don't loose sight of the purpose. (TNARUD A & W)
Zeus
Australia - Friday, July 17, 1998 at 11:07:11 (EDT)

This is fascinating. I'm excited that a permanent return to the moon is closer than I thought. I would like very much to follow your progress.
Blake Crary <funibon AT aol.com>
Lodi, CA USA - Thursday, July 16, 1998 at 09:37:20 (EDT)

Interesting - I'll be following your progress.... Hope you will keep a high profile in the future.
Asgeir Alten <aalten AT online.no>
Norway - Wednesday, July 15, 1998 at 18:56:45 (EDT)

The sooner we get off ths rock the better things are going to be. You have the right idea. Tourism will attract rich people who are already bored with everything that there is to be done on earth. The sooner you get this progect completed the sooner the currency is going to flw your way. Good luck and keep me up to date on your progress. Thankyou.
GAIL D. PREECE JR. <GDPREECE AT webtv.net>
STATESVILLE, NC USA - Tuesday, July 14, 1998 at 20:31:49 (EDT)

Good Luck! Nice to know someone has a plan.
Robert Porter <rporter AT amigo.net>
Breckenridge, CO USA - Saturday, July 11, 1998 at 16:48:56 (EDT)

you appear to be on target.
william dennis
lexington., s.c. USA - Monday, June 29, 1998 at 18:34:02 (EDT)

At last! I´ve been waiting all my life for this! Good luck! I´lle give you my support as long is not the money you are asking for. I´m living in Sweden and work as a journalist and a news aditor in chief at the Swedsih broadcasting cooperation. I´ve been working at several sci-fi short story´s. Pax vobiscum! Or Omani Padme Hum! May Artemis watch over you! At least I do! I wish that I could go!!! Greatings from Sweden Robert
Robert A. Jönson <robert.jonson AT mbox200.swipnet.se>
Östersund, Sweden - Monday, June 29, 1998 at 15:43:21 (EDT)

I am a member of the education staff at the US Space & Rocket Center and teach Space Camp. I am always looking for new information to share with my students.
Kerri Tidwell <katrn2 AT hotmail.com>
Huntsville, AL USA - Monday, June 22, 1998 at 16:32:58 (EDT)

Cool. What's the plan?
Paul Carr <paulcarr AT earthlink.net>
Columbia, MD USA - Sunday, June 21, 1998 at 13:40:44 (EDT)

I'm a student of Industrial engineering and I get excited after knowing about the Artemis project. I'd like to know more about it.Thanks.
Marc Guixé <rguixe AT eic.ictnet.es>
Barcelona, cc Spain - Wednesday, June 17, 1998 at 15:12:07 (EDT)

How can young scientists help in this project?? I would like more information. Thanks!
Adrian Moret Salvador <adrian AT zeus.sc.cs.put.poznan.pl>
Valencia, Valencia SPAIN - Wednesday, June 17, 1998 at 12:20:17 (EDT)

I have heard about this project on T.V. yesterday. That's so foolish idea that it must become a truth. I'd like to join you. I'm working in advertising field. Please send me some more info and let me know how could i help in this project..
David Koenig <konig AT mms.cz>
Prague, Czech Republic - Wednesday, June 17, 1998 at 11:29:26 (EDT)

Go for it. ^_^
Berkley Pritchett <Electronic AT Dancom.com>
Danville, Va. USA - Saturday, June 13, 1998 at 02:47:50 (EDT)

I am starting to know more about this project. My congratulations to all and let´s change our dream in a good job for the future. One day, we will be there ! Go ahead ARTEMIS ! Gene was not wrong : "Space, the last frontier". We are starting another adventure to people of Earth.
Luis Carlos Duraes <duraes AT mandic.com.br>
Sao Paulo, SP BRASIL - Friday, June 12, 1998 at 19:44:20 (EDT)

I believe that the development of off-earth site may be the only thing that can save this race.
Bart Hammerly <phoenix AT e-z.net>
Portland, OR USA - Tuesday, May 26, 1998 at 17:46:40 (EDT)

Very very good project I have Many Talents all at your disposal o Brasil está lá também do Piauí para o Universo !!!!
Francisco Carneiro dos Reis Junior <datanort AT mnnet.com.br>
Teresina, Pi Brasil - Friday, May 22, 1998 at 19:52:44 (EDT)

Next year I am going to study a MA programme in training and HRD at one of the UK Unversities. I plan to make a master dissertation on HRD for teleworking. I am looking for resources and contacts.
Igor Zakharchenko <igorzak AT grsu.grodno.by>
Grodno, Belarus - Friday, May 22, 1998 at 09:43:41 (EDT)

I´m interested in investing in your proyect, I´ll apreciate if you could send me information regarding the actual state of the proyect.
Adrián Paz <paz AT mpsnet.com.mx>
Mexico, DF Mexico - Saturday, May 16, 1998 at 22:48:07 (EDT)

As a visionary I am always interesting on what are the real possibilities for the things I dream in my film scripts. It is not just matter of making money "the other way around", but to visualize, even to foresee the future! And your site, friends, is a real piece from "beyond the future" for me and my work. I thank you that you exist online, thinking to make our dreams possible. Blessings: Boris.
Borislav Belovarski <Enoch3logy AT aol.com>
Albuquerque, NM USA - Friday, May 15, 1998 at 21:15:47 (EDT)

great page! please send me more info.
Dustin S. Langley <dustin93 AT hotmail.com>
nyc, ny USA - Thursday, May 14, 1998 at 17:17:41 (EDT)

I heard about you in a Discovery Channel program and I am very interested in the project. I would love to help in some way if possible. Keep the good work. The moon, three days away, is closer than America to Colon. Let`s get there.
Gabriel Reyes <gabriel AT informador.com.mx>
Guadalajara, Jal Mexico - Monday, May 11, 1998 at 21:57:26 (EDT)

I'm glad I found your site. Not only am I interested in what you are trying to achieve, but the juniors group I run at Auckland Observatory are fascinated by your efforts. Keep up the good work. And don't forget the folk from 'down under'. We may see the Moon 'upside down', but it's just as beautiful!
David Britten <david.britten AT adis.co.nz>
Auckland, New Zealand - Monday, May 11, 1998 at 20:56:14 (EDT)

I am interested in learning more about your company and would like to know ways to get involved. Thanks for any info you can provide! PSH
Paul S. Hardersen <hardep AT rpi.edu>
Troy, NY USA - Thursday, May 07, 1998 at 11:03:53 (EDT)

I would very much like to live on the moon one day!!!!
Jeffrey Stevens <stevens AT pat.mdc.com>
Houston, tx USA - Wednesday, April 29, 1998 at 16:35:10 (EDT)

We changed ISP and are now at a new URL, but we're the same freight forwarding company. Our aim is to get people into Space. how is at http://www.nvinet.com/~cffc/article1.htm Jim
Jim Hill <cffc AT nvinet.com>
Oroville, WA USA - Wednesday, April 29, 1998 at 13:23:51 (EDT)

An interesting proposal
Kevin Mcqueeney <Kevin125 AT att.worldnet.net>
Buffalo Grove, IL USA - Monday, April 27, 1998 at 09:49:13 (EDT)

Send some more info, please. I am involved in the Space Sciences and have looked at Dr. Zubrin's Mars Direct program as well. But right now your Lunar program seems more feasible.
Robert B. Cronkhite <RBC77 AT aol.com>
Amsterdam, NY 121010 USA - Tuesday, April 21, 1998 at 20:41:03 (EDT)

Hey, does anyone know if this guestbook is only supposed to be written in once by each visitor, and only once, or can we put stuff up every day? I like to respond to stuff and get a dialog going. :)
Jeff Harr <jhar AT osf1.gmu.edu>
Alexandria, VA USA - Tuesday, April 21, 1998 at 11:46:13 (EDT)

Has anyone considered mailing corporations in need of some serious PR right now? eg., exxon, microsoft, nike, Rj reynolds? I can see them to deflect some of the bad press they have been getting:) Also, remember the Russians? They are still miffed they never got to go to the moon. Why don't we invite them? for a price of course. Also, Brazil has money and no launch vehicle... bet they'd love to get in on a capital investment. peace.
Jeff Harr <jharr AT OSF1.GMU.EDU>
ALEXANDRIA, VA USA - Tuesday, April 21, 1998 at 08:12:41 (EDT)

I wish all of luck to everyone on the staff, and hope that people keep me informed. I read through some of the other things that people have said. I myself think that this should be linked to the government in no possible way. Public use would then falter. The moon has been looked upond as an oppritunity every since early man first walked out to peer at the sky. The austronauts shouldn't be the only ones to taste the adventure of going to the moon. Just to gaze upond the Earth for a single moment would be the greatest experiance of my life. It seems to be my every being. But then when I look at some of the prices... It makes me wonder... Why have it be a treat for only the rich? Why not make the moon available to the most apprecitive? The world should be able to grace the moon, not just watch it from a meer distance. The Earth is here, now. It is already won over by many, let the moon stay alive... Have the man, women and children that want it most watch it from beyond the reches of humanitiy
Colleen Callahan
NY USA - Monday, April 20, 1998 at 15:22:23 (EDT)

I think that project has a great future... It is great to think that the world is actually going to do something, and make the thought of landing on the moon with our own two feet possible! Although to young to contribute very much, I would be glad to help with anything if at all possible. Finally man themselves can take "One small step..."
Colleen Callahan
NY USA - Monday, April 20, 1998 at 15:10:04 (EDT)

An impressive undertaking.. I wish ye all every hope of success.. If there is anything that I can do to assist,, do not hesitate to ask.. Su'Ratt
Su'Ratt <suratt AT darksouls.vnet.net>
Auckland, New Zealand - Sunday, April 19, 1998 at 10:13:08 (EDT)

Maybe, someday, we will meet on the grounds of the Moon
Pirita Palomaa
FINLAND - Saturday, April 18, 1998 at 11:04:44 (EDT)

Is it possible for a simple person of middle class go to the Moon?
Stefano GIORGI <sgiorgi AT cln.it>
Maggiano-Lucca, I ITALY - Wednesday, April 08, 1998 at 13:00:18 (EDT)

Matti Keski-Korpela said: "...The sad news is that He-3 has been mentioned. ...an issue which has certainly been notified by oil companies." If the oil companies turn out to be an obstacle, perhaps it is possible to enlist them as allies instead. We would call it "backing", while they call it "diversifying". Oil as an energy source is nearing the end of it's profitability. Oilmen should consider Artemis to be a proactive survival measure. My check and membership form will be in the mail. Good luck guys!
Jason Hill <JHill AT mail.arc.nasa.gov>
Mountain View, CA USA - Wednesday, April 08, 1998 at 11:44:12 (EDT)

This project is great! finely people are getting up and DOING some thing insted of sitting there and saying "lets wait"! I say we flame mail all nay-sayer, posting how rediculus this is, with the question: IF YOUR SO SMART, WHAT ARE YOU DOING ABOUT IT? Luck be with you, my brothers in arms
Bob Rappe
USA - Wednesday, April 01, 1998 at 12:11:17 (EST)

THANK YOU!
SPEED RATLIFF <NUBN-UBN AT WEBTV.NET>
HOLLYWOOD, CA USA - Sunday, March 29, 1998 at 04:51:54 (EST)

THANK YOU!
BRAD RHODES <WEBTOY AT WEBTV.NET>
LOS ANGELES, CA USA - Sunday, March 29, 1998 at 04:49:55 (EST)

Outstanding beginning. Looks like the program is workable. Are you taking resumes for the first colonial engineers and their families? Identify the Lunar Station address for my families new house, give me a launch date, and we sell off everything terran-side to head up. I may be "officially" joining you soon. Through God, all things are possible.
Derrick M. Davis <kahlua AT olg.com>
Waldorf, MD USA - Saturday, March 28, 1998 at 22:48:53 (EST)

I find this project very interesting, and I am hopeful that it will succeed. It has been a lifelong dream to see a lunar base in my lifetime. The best chance of this happening is the Artemis Project. May the Lord bless this project.
Bryan Reif
Cincinnati, Oh USA - Monday, March 23, 1998 at 00:17:34 (EST)

if there were some way that i see the work more than an idae on paper but some thing that coould go.... will nasa help or not?
jason cox <jabbok AT webtv.net>
wichita falls, tx USA - Thursday, March 19, 1998 at 03:41:15 (EST)

to have a job in space like in startrek may be not
jason cox <jabbok AT webtv.net>
wichita falls, tx USA - Thursday, March 19, 1998 at 03:32:09 (EST)

I appreciate all the work put into this project. I hope all goes as planned. I just wish that you would advertise this site a little more. It is very hard to find and I am sure that if you were to do this you would get many more visitors and sponsers.
Kyle <golfman12370 AT yahoo.com>
Bidwell, OH USA - Wednesday, March 18, 1998 at 21:37:20 (EST)

How much would coca-cola pay if your spacecraft would look like their cans? How much would McDonald's pay to be on the moon before any other fast-food-chain? How much would CNN pay for the exclusive report? It seems to me that a privately financed moonbase could become a reality within fifteen years; it doesn't seem half as unlikely as JFK's famous anouncement in the beginning of the sixties. So lot's of success to you guys.
Frans Blok <fwb AT xs4all.nl>
Rotterdam, The Netherlands - Tuesday, March 17, 1998 at 15:25:22 (EST)

How much would coca-cola pay if your spacecraft would look like their cans? How much would McDonald's pay to be on the moon before any other fast-food-chain? How much would CNN pay for the exclusive report? It seems to me that a privately financed moonbase could become a reality within fifteen years; it doesn't seem half as unlikely as JFK's famous anouncement in the beginning of the sixties. So lot's of success to you guys.
Frans Blok <fwb AT xs4all.nl>
Rotterdam, Netherlands - Tuesday, March 17, 1998 at 15:08:36 (EST)

I saw the small article in Newsweek where you guys were mentioned. There are some impressive ideas and goals that you have set forth I hope that your plan begins to become a reality in the shortest amount of time possible. As a College Student about to graduate this is an exciting and intriguing proposal. I hope that more information can be forwarded to me. GOOD LUCK!!!
Michael R. Hyde <mrh145 AT psu.edu>
State College, Pa USA - Monday, March 16, 1998 at 14:42:46 (EST)

Have you thought of a communications company? Who's going to install and maintain your comm net? You will need one, after all... I work for GTE. You might want to talk to the folks at one of our technology solutions centers. The one here in the DFW area is the largest. We're doing some really amazing things here.
Axel Ohmstede <Axel AT Greylion.Com>
Arlington, TX USA - Wednesday, March 11, 1998 at 10:00:25 (EST)

I wonder how many other people out there joined the DoubleDay Science Fiction Book Club in the early 60s, in which the come-on was that DoubleDay promised to pay for a trip on one of the first commercial flights to the moon. Surely, there are enough of us to fund the first dozen or so flights.
F. L. Shope <flshope AT concentric.net>
Murfreesboro, TN USA - Monday, March 09, 1998 at 21:31:28 (EST)

Your site looks interesting. Do you have a space policy arm? Given the recent confirmation of Lunar Ice deposits it looks to me as if several national governments may be willing to partner with a private approach.
Lance H. Woeltjen <woeltjen AT fix.net>
San Luis Obispo, CA USA - Monday, March 09, 1998 at 15:02:06 (EST)

The good news is that commercial moonflights as well as permanent Lunar City are technically possible. The sad news is that He-3 has been mentioned. With He-3 one can run fusion plant by, say, 2040 and this is an issue which has certainly been notified by oil companies. The oilmen would sell their mothers if they just can slow down fusion research. So, lets not say categoric no to Artemis - but be sure the game gets tougher the closer the D-day comes.
Matti Keski-Korpela
Raahe, Finland - Monday, March 09, 1998 at 07:38:17 (EST)

it would be great if we went to the moon,i will be glad to help with this project,looking for more information on the vehicles you plan to use.i welcome all contacts in regards to going back to the moon.
jim culton <gemsee AT aol.com>
reno, nv USA - Sunday, March 08, 1998 at 15:29:59 (EST)

It's about time. Who would of believed it? Hopefully in 5 - 10 years we'll have Americans living there....
Jim Rohrich
USA - Sunday, March 08, 1998 at 07:08:15 (EST)

We are going back to the moon! Lunar Ice... OK that's great. Let's move on to the next step, settlement.
Tom Owens <luna_city AT geocities.com>
San Jose, Ca USA - Sunday, March 08, 1998 at 00:56:48 (EST)

I can't wait for the day that mankind returns to the Moon. Three decades has been a long time, but I guess we've needed those intervening years to refine technology so that it becomes cheaper and more reliable. I'm so glad that you people have the dream of getting there using your own resources. Good luck, you will get there if you continue to believe in the dream of colonizing the Moon. And when you get there, millions upon millions of earthmen will be there in spirit sharing your excitiment and enthusiasm.
Roland Sinn
Sydney, NNNS Australia - Saturday, March 07, 1998 at 02:22:31 (EST)

Pretty cool sight
Devon Swain <Stormpage AT aol.com>
overland park, ks USA - Friday, March 06, 1998 at 00:37:49 (EST)

It would be nice if projects were broken down more into specific goals, so that amateur scientists with modest resources could more easily harvest data for the project.
William Payne <william.payne AT stud.umist.ac.uk>
Manchester, United Kingdom - Wednesday, March 04, 1998 at 07:48:48 (EST)

I say we go for it! It's about time we humans stopped fooling around on this little planet of ours and got down to settling the system. Leaving the cradle might seem like a mistake, but isn't our butt getting a little too big for it at this point?
Noel Bennett <BennettF AT clarityconnect.com>
Erin, NY USA - Wednesday, February 25, 1998 at 18:12:02 (EST)

Nice idea and im very interested in space travel, but it will take a lot of convincing
David Lipschitz <crypton AT global.co.za>
Johannesburg, GP RSA - Tuesday, February 24, 1998 at 12:48:32 (EST)

I am very impressed with the huge amount of information on this site. Thank you!
Stephen P. Smith <eegle1 AT quicktel.com>
Sunnyside, WA USA - Tuesday, February 24, 1998 at 04:38:48 (EST)

Nice site, and an interesting proposal.
S.H.Roelofs <sroelofs AT econ.vu.nl>
Teh Netherlands - Thursday, February 19, 1998 at 05:49:03 (EST)

Nice site, and an interesting proposal.
S.H.Roelofs <sroelofs AT econ.vu.nl>
Teh Netherlands - Thursday, February 19, 1998 at 05:48:51 (EST)

Great idea. I will think about what I can do for the project. Do you have any local address of ASI that you could mail me?
Juergen Blanke <JueBla AT aol.com>
Springe, Nds. Germany - Wednesday, February 11, 1998 at 13:12:54 (EST)

Godspeed
John Kyle <johnkyle AT neosoft.com>
Houston, TX USA - Sunday, February 08, 1998 at 21:35:35 (EST)

I agree with M.E. Harry ( MEH010 AT AOL.COM ) ..We are all boozzers ( or something like that ) So Cheers
Kim Mckelvey <Mckelvey AT xtra.co.nz>
dunedin, NZ!!!!!!!!!!!! - Sunday, February 08, 1998 at 00:35:33 (EST)

GREAT!! Now BOB can go to the MOON to.
Kim Mckelvey <Mckelvey AT xtra.co.nz>
NZ - Sunday, February 08, 1998 at 00:25:16 (EST)

Gratulations for this great Idea! I hope that these plan isn´t only a plan and you make it a real thing as quick as you can. Sorry for my english and perhaps you have some informations in german for me.
Frank Melaragno <FrankMelaragno AT swol.de>
VS-Schwenningen, Germany - Thursday, February 05, 1998 at 14:27:08 (EST)

I would like help.
Stephen Roensch <badasss AT webtv.com>
LaGrange, TX USA - Saturday, January 31, 1998 at 12:04:22 (EST)

great idea........
barry kenty <boston AT flinet.com>
w.p.b., fl USA - Thursday, January 29, 1998 at 22:45:58 (EST)

When I was just a boy, like all little boys of my generation, I had no doubt that someday I'd make it to the Moon or maybe even Mars. As I have grown older, I've seen politics and public opinion making that dream less and less certain. It's nice to see that there are still dreamers out there.
Benjamin Rush <hedrush AT boisdarc.tamu-commerce.edu>
Commerce, TX USA - Tuesday, January 20, 1998 at 21:55:21 (EST)

I would like to get involved in your project in any way that I can.
Dallas Monroe <dalmor AT msn.com>
Dallas, TX USA - Friday, January 16, 1998 at 14:30:48 (EST)

Any 'O' rings?
John Smith
USA - Monday, January 12, 1998 at 02:07:07 (EST)

Folks- wisen up- if any of you 'eggheads' knew anything, the truth is that the micro-chip', as an example, would have been developed anyway- out of necessity. What the heck has the Space Program ever done for us? * I'm sick of the same 30 year-old line... that most of the contemporary advances in modern technology, were in part, due to their creation by the Space Program. I dare someone to provide a good response to me. Michael Mason, Esq e-mail: (michael massa@agetech.net)
Michael Mason. Esq <michael massa AT agetech.net>
Miami Lakes, Fla USA - Monday, January 12, 1998 at 01:51:34 (EST)

I heard about the artemis society years ago, but did not pursue e further info then. I've downloaded all your files, so have a a lot of reading to do! I like the way you have set up your files.
John R. Button <johnb327 AT aol.com>
Sequim, Wa USA - Wednesday, January 07, 1998 at 07:58:43 (EST)

please forward any information you may have to me...
Darren Marchant <cognosti AT speakeasy.org>
Seattle, WA USA - Monday, January 05, 1998 at 17:55:03 (EST)

ice on the moon or any where else can exist if conditions permit. the south pole of the moon has a low enough temperature so ice can exist. if it can exist it does exist-probibly more is there than estimates indicate be cause ice is stable at temperatures below 100 kelvin, please send info. thankyou
jim meyer <e-mail blocked san francisco library>
san francisco, caca USAzip 94116 - Monday, January 05, 1998 at 15:41:59 (EST)

I followed space exploration closely through Mercury,Gemini and Apollo and never understood why everything seemed to come to screeching halt. I assumed by now we'd have a permanent station at the LA Grange point, homesteaders on the moon, bases on Phobos and be exploring Mars. I'm glad to see there are still some people that feel we must leave the cradle to be adults in the solar system and be weaned from the teat of mother earth. If there is something I can contribute, you have my address and shortly you'll have my 35 dollars.
Gerald Fuhr <recet AT ij.net>
Bushnell, Fl USA - Saturday, January 03, 1998 at 11:17:40 (EST)

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