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Commented on Video: JSC's Project M
Well, here's an idea: Let's just fight and bicker over what NASA should do, waste money on starting and stopping huge programs and never accomplish anything of any consequence. Ya, that sounds better. Boondoggle? The only real boondoggle is investing... -
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X-38 was cancelled in 2002. Flight-testing began in March of 1998 with vehicle 131, which means it was in design and fab long before that. Hale, in his blog, refers to X-38 as a skunk work project. He might try... -
Commented on A Wet Moon Is Hot Once Again
'Planted leak' idea is probably bogus - mainly because the lander payload is rumored to be able to walk from the lander not drive. That info would have been included in a planted leak....
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oldmike commented on
Video: JSC's Project M
How does the cool robot get to the moon? Is an Atlas V big enough? If you need a heavy lift capability 1000 days won't cut it....
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mgroeber commented on
Video: JSC's Project M
Why does it have to look like a human? Shouldn't the robot's design be optimized to fit the mission? I think there are a few reasons to assume that a humanoid shape is at least a good general-purpose starting point for this type of mission: - It means that the object they are controlling is close to what the people "driving" it have learned to control all their lives: a human body with very specific degrees of freedom and movement types (walking, crawling, kicking, pushing etc.) - As a result of millions of years of evolution, the human form can...
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martin commented on
Video: JSC's Project M
LOL, I guess no one knows what the TRL of this is, or they don't dare say. I assume JSC knows about this thread. How does the time delay between the earth and moon affect your telepresence technology? Easy enough to simulate, so I assume you have. JSC, make a statement or cite some papers which put meat on the bones of this technology. And, make the papers that you have retained copyright to available on your web site. A quote from JSC's web site for Robonaut (the statement may be dated) "Advanced control theory in the areas of grasping,...
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Krispace commented on
Video: JSC's Project M
2nd you mean: 20-7-69...!...
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Fred Sanford commented on
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To bad there isn't any computer code for " interesting" or "beautiful" or "miraculous"....
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