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Commented on TEDxNASA: Where's The Space Stuff?
In defense of the videos, they seem infinitely more interesting than the crew that will actually be there in person. Thanks for taking one for the team on this - and good luck ever getting them to admit where the... -
Commented on TEDxNASA: Details Revealed
Gotta chime in here again. I teach, among other things, science courses for non-science majors .... in many cases it's the only science class that a student will have in college, and I spend a lot of time on what... -
Commented on TEDxNASA: Details Revealed
"quantum physics and bio-energetics practitioner Dr. Sue Morter." Excuse me, but are they frickin' serious? From what I can tell, she is a chiropractic/self-help/quack.I hope the organizers don't take any of her advice on "self-help quantum physics" whatever that is....
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DCB007 commented on
TEDxNASA: Where's The Space Stuff?
Keith: Do NASA Watch and anyone who might read your site a favor a do not bring up nonsense like this activity. There is way to much touchy feely (e.g., tweeting) seeping into NASA as it is. Editor's note: in other words I should cover things up - not tell anyone?...
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Ray commented on
TEDxNASA: Where's The Space Stuff?
Do NASA Watch and anyone who might read your site a favor a do not bring up nonsense like this activity. I disagree. While Keith and I disagree on several points, I believe the main purpose of NASAWatch is to hold that fed bureaucracy accountable. I enjoy Keith bringing this absolute nonsense and waste of what is (probably!) taxpayer money to light. Even if I may not agree with Keith's take on it, we need MORE people and places like this to force that "transparency" that Obama says he wants. Write your Congressmen (esp. those in the Commonwealth of VA)...
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DCB007 commented on
TEDxNASA: Where's The Space Stuff?
No. But even a casual glance and knowledge of what this group does should tell you that a simple listing of this as an event is more than enough. No need to go into great detail about how they didn't inform or invite you. In the grand scheme of things this is small time compared to other waste of funding within NASA. Keep it in perspective....
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kscurry76 commented on
TEDxNASA: Where's The Space Stuff?
With regards to the Pritchard video on water, that is one I posted to my own blog about two months ago. Why? Because when it comes to water, a pint is a pound the world around. Any water that can be recovered, recycled and reused in space is water that does not have to be hauled up from earth....
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albertoconti commented on
TEDxNASA: Details Revealed
I was a TEDx NASA today. I posted my comments on a discussion board on the TEDx NASA facebook group. Inviting Sue Morter and giving her credibility in such a forum was big mistake. http://www.facebook.com/topic.php?topic=10926&uid=94340099518...
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