Send a letter to P.! Maybe he takes you seriously.
At least the US shuttles ended up in nice musea. But still, an equally
disastrous fate. IMHO, they should have let them be at least until the SLS is
flying.
Too expensive I was told so often. And the Iran & Irak black holes?
jd
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Sent: vrijdag 4 september 2015 14:48
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Subject: [AR] Long lost shuttles
Far worse than the condition of the Buran facility is the condition of the
human race as evidenced by the comments below the photographs. Were I a
nonhuman intelligence who'd discovered this webpage, I'd immediately and
without a moment's compunction push the fire button on the DS-1's superlaser to
prevent our contagion from escaping into the larger Universe.
It wouldn't be cheap to restore this facility and the shuttles to
tourist-attraction status, but what an attraction it'd be!
Cheers,
Mark L
Date: Thu, 3 Sep 2015 14:22:00 -0600
Subject: [AR] Re: Long lost shuttles of Baikonur From:
Paul Mueller <paul.mueller.iii@xxxxxxxxx> Very interesting! I can relate a
little bit since I worked at SLC-6 at Vandenberg in the mid 80s. It was
mothballed for a while before Delta IV came along. It's a shame to see those
shuttles just sitting there deteriorating.
