A Deep Space Primer
phil reed writes "With the latest Mars missions still in the news, people might be curious about what it takes to actually run a deep space mission: how a spacecraft is designed, how the communications are handled, what kind of project management is in place to make it all work. The Jet Propulsion Laboratory has a primer online that gives broad general coverage of all aspects of putting a satellite into orbit and how to manage it once it's there. Fascinating reading, with lots of links to more detail."
If your peroxide isn't enough, here's an alternative fuel:
Gastrix
Now that we can also build a spaceship to go to Mars, I vote we send Bill Gates and Darl McBride. Bill can have the moon. Darl can have Mars. Then we can setup an "asteriods" like game and use the new monopoly planets as targets. Our game would run on Linux of course since MS would be on the moon and UNIX would be on Mars.
the jpl's web peeps use tags?
When I first read the title I thought it said "Deep Space Printer"
People hate us 'cause we are better than them?
I thought it was something else.
Oh my God. You used the correct form of "it's". It's a miracle!
Edwards seems more genuine and can beat the bush.