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  1. Re:Already there by Dabido · · Score: 1 · on NASA Considers Plans for Permanent Moon Base

    Yes, but THAT MOON base and the moon itself was blown out of the solar system in 1999.

    They've since had to rebuild the moon [Luckily Magrathea was still open for business after the demolition of Earth], and now NASA wants to put another moon base on the moon.

  2. Not news by ubeans · · Score: 0 · on Our Moon Could Become a Planet

    Earth's moon is drifting away from us

    Of course it is! It made news in 1975:

    http://www.space1999.org

  3. I thought they did that in 1999? by www.sorehands.com · · Score: 1 · on NASA's $73 Million Water-Finding Trick

    Didn't they do that in 1999 near Moonbase Alpha?

    http://www.space1999.org/

  4. Space 1999 by rinkjustice · · Score: 1 · on 10 Best S/F Films That Never Existed

    That classic S/F tv show scared the crap outta me when I was a kid... nightmares for days after some episodes I tell ya!

  5. Re:WHAT? by whitehatlurker · · Score: 1 · on Russia to Mine on the Moon by 2020

    I think you mean THIS!

  6. Re:Speaking of explosions on the moon... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 2, Funny · on Scientists Witness Meteor Strike on the Moon

    Don't they know nuclear explosions can blast the Moon out of Earth orbit, setting the stage for a television series ?

  7. Space 1999 by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 2, Funny · on Hubble Zooms In On Moon Minerals

    Dear god man, no! Didn't you see what happened in 1999 when there was an explosion and the moon was torn out of earths orbit and flung into outer space!

    http://www.space1999.org/

  8. Re:In Soviet Russia, they don't give up by MooseByte · · Score: 1 · on Solar Sail Launch Failure Confirmed
    "Why would you want to back to the Apollo days?"

    Because it was the last time we managed to get someone off this rock and onto another one. And it succeeded with a combination of national drive, creativity, risk, and science that I wish we could find among ourselves again.

    "I'm not interested unless the end goal is very large numbers of ordinary citizens, not government employees, living, working and making money in space."

    Which to me means we first have to get people off this rock and onto another one. I think a lunar base, started very small and expanding onward from there, would be a perfect focus for perfecting the tech and other resources (national/international will) to actually achieve the goals you state. They are my goals too.

    And the Apollo program was the last time we pulled that off.

    All this lunar base talk makes me want to watch "Space 1999" again. :-)

  9. Re:Malcolm's Seven? by Dylan2000 · · Score: 1 · on Firefly Premieres Tonight

    It was the Eagle, from Space 1999. you didnt see the 'fuselage' part that often because kids would lose them. i lost mine anyway.
    It was this (top left), right?

  10. Re:technologies of 70s TV shows? by Darth+RadaR · · Score: 2 · on Eight Technologies That Will Change the World

    According to this, we've had this technology for the past 3 years.
    :)

  11. Re:Moonbase Alpha by ashitaka · · Score: 1 · on China Plans Moonbase

    You are young.

    You missed the obvious reference.

    Zienia Merton turned my crank. ;-)

  12. Space: 1999, Battlestar Galactica on the WWW by sedona7 · · Score: 2 · on Two Sci-Fi Legends Slated To Return To TV
    YES: "Space: 1999" should come back. Check this link for some insights about the prospects: John Muir talks with Johnny Byrne ("Space: 1999")

    And see also:

    Space1999.org
    Space1999.net

    For "Battlestar Galactica" check out:

    BattlestarGalactica.com
    BattlestarPegasus.com


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