Mike Melvill Chosen To Fly SpaceShipOne
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Mike Melvill Chosen To Fly SpaceShipOne
Mike Melvill Chosen To Fly SpaceShipOne
06/20/2004 09:58 PM"SpaceShipOne"
"SpaceShipOne"
06/22/2004 04:03 AMHot Rod Job For SpaceShipOne
Hot Rod Job For SpaceShipOne
09/14/2004 12:13 AMSpaceShipOne
SpaceShipOne
06/21/2004 06:14 AMfirst manned spacecraft funded entirely by private enterprise .. looks
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"Best SpaceShipOne Pix"
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07/02/2004 03:25 AMSpaceShipOne Lands
SpaceShipOne Lands
06/21/2004 12:09 PMWorld's first civilian space shot launches
from Mojave Desert: No confirmmation on their altitude yet, but
everyone is home safely.
SpaceShipOne pilot Mike Melvill was aiming to fly 62 miles above
the Earth's surface. The exact altitude reached was not immediately
confirmed by radar.
The ship touched down at Mojave Airport to applause and cheers at
8:15 a.m. PT, about 90 minutes after it was carried aloft slung under
the belly of the jet-powered White Knight.
The mission announcer said the mission had been successful.
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SpaceShipOne triumphs
SpaceShipOne triumphs
06/22/2004 07:46 AMSpace tourism, here we come?
SpaceShipOne ready for go
SpaceShipOne ready for go
06/21/2004 06:16 AMNext stop space for private craft
SpaceShipOne Back on Course.
SpaceShipOne Back on Course.
07/08/2004 12:12 AMWired News:
SpaceShipO
ne Back on Course. I find your faith in simulators disturbing.
SpaceShipOne 2004
SpaceShipOne 2004
07/01/2004 03:33 PMwww.richard-seaman.com/Aircraft/AirShows/SpaceShipOne2004/index.html
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Spaceshipone launched
Spaceshipone launched
06/21/2004 10:46 AMSpaceShipOne bl0g, part two
SpaceShipOne bl0g, part two
06/17/2004 09:49 AMIn which Piss Clear meets the Final Frontier:
Hi all, The folks at MHV are continuing to get the various sites ready
for the influx of people, who seem to already be arriving. Several RVs
drove slowly down the flightline.
The White Knight, which was doing a number of touch and goes day
before yesterday, was out doing maintenance runs today.
Yesterday's update generated a couple of questions:
1 -- Can a person sleep in their car on the airport overnight
Sunday night? No. The general parking area won't open till 3am. Only
self-contained RVs will be allowed on the airport overnight. There is
a large open lot across Hwy 58 from where big-rig trucks usually
overnight, and that might be an option. I do understand, however, that
a number of people plan on lining up on the shoulder of 58 around
midnight. Don't know if they'll get chased away or not. There's a CHP
(California Highway Patrol, for you out-of-staters) station adjacent
to the airport, so they may be out in force.
2 -- Is there any European live broadcasts planned? I've no clue.
AFAIK, there are a bunch of satellite trucks scheduled to start
arriving on Saturday, no idea who they might be from. I have not heard
of anyone planning a live webcast, but you might want to check at
space.com to see if they're doing anything...I know some of their
folks will be here.
One caution to those planning on being here but aren't used to life in
the desert: BRING LOTS OF WATER! Even at 7am, it's getting quite warm
now, and you will get dehydrated much faster than you'll realize.
There will be vendors selling water, but count on it being pricey. Our
rule of thumb out here: if you're not peeing every couple of hours,
you're not drinking enough.
Other news: I haven't received confirmation yet, but my understanding
was that the FAA was supposed to issue the airport the first ever
civilian spaceport license today. There's going to be about a 2 hour
gap between the flight and the offical press conference, and they are
tentatively planning to do a formal presentation of the license during
that time, and it should be within view of the public viewing area.
The public viewing area is set up southeast of the new Taxiway Bravo
(map is available at mojaveairport.com ), at the approach end of Rwy
30, so everyone will get an excellent view of the landing.
When Burt came in for lunch at the Voyager Cafe yesterday, he was all
grins...looks like he's really having a lot of fun with this. Five
days and counting!
Alan
Link to previous installation (
Thanks, Todd Lappin!)
"launch date for SpaceShipOne"
"launch date for SpaceShipOne"
06/05/2004 03:05 PMSpaceShipOne reaches Mach 2
SpaceShipOne reaches Mach 2
04/12/2004 02:17 AMNot only is this group closing in on the X Prize they are also
breaking into frontiers that open up...
Spaceshipone to try for Monday launch
Spaceshipone to try for Monday launch
06/19/2004 05:58 AMSpaceShipOne to Try for Space on Monday
SpaceShipOne to Try for Space on Monday
06/18/2004 05:51 PMSpaceShipOne seeks$10M prize
SpaceShipOne seeks$10M prize
07/30/2004 01:29 AMContent.sina.com - Wed Jul 28, 08:16 am GMT
SpaceShipOne, dispuesto a ganar
SpaceShipOne, dispuesto a ganar
07/28/2004 10:12 PMSpaceShipOne bl0g: part 3
SpaceShipOne bl0g: part 3
06/18/2004 10:59 AMIn which our protagonists are asked,"So, you got a license for that
spaceport?"
Hi all, Not sure what the hitch is, but the
designation of MHV as the first commercial inland spaceport didn't
happen by the FAA as expected yesterday... stay tuned.
Regarding broadcasts and webcasts of the launch: CNN is reportedly
going to do a live broadcast, don't know if that'll reach Europe.
Local radio station KLOA FM 104.9 has the exclusive radio rights to
direct feed, and it now sounds as if they'll be live webcasting the
audio here. There is now a map of the public parking area up on the
the airport site here. There really is no other news to report this morning. It's
a gorgeous, if somewhat warm day.
-- Alan Radecki
Link to part one,
Link to part two. (
Thanks, Todd Lappin)
SpaceShipOne bl0g, part 5
SpaceShipOne bl0g, part 5
06/21/2004 09:17 AMThe Space Woodstock Wireless edition. SpaceShipOne ground crew member
Alan Radecki says:
Well, folks, there's now a big RV city sitting out there...and they're
still lined up and coming in at 10pm. Lots of folks are wandering the
flightline street, ooing and ahing. XCOR has their hangar open and are
doing firings of their little rocket engines to show off for the
folks. Someone on the [mojave airport mailing] list mentioned "Space
Woodstock"...it certainly seems like it! There's a ton of press out
here, too...it'll be neat to see how things play out.
BoingBoing reader
Mike, who is en
route to the Mojave launch site, writes:
We're currently southbound on I-5, 222 miles from Mojave, and
intelligence from the front says that parking has been opened already
and there's about 300 people there already. We have a wifi base in
here connected to a GRPS cellular uplink and all sorts of insanity, so
we are a moving open wifi spot, and we will be one of the many who
will have a port open there.
And BoingBoing reader Peeter says, "The webcast links you pointed to
earlier seem to be overloaded, but
this one from MSNBC
still works -- at least here in Europe."
History may change today -- if the launch is successful, it will be
the first time a privately-built spacecraft carries a human into
space.
Link to news that Mike Melvill has been chosen as the craft's
pilot, Lin
k to Space.com's page dedicated to the launch (look for lots of
updates there around 9:30 am ET) and
Link to previous BoingBoing post.
SpaceShipOne Rockets To 68,000 Feet
SpaceShipOne Rockets To 68,000 Feet
12/17/2003 07:14 PMehartwell writes "According to Space.com, Scaled Composite's
SpaceShipOne flew its first rocket-powered flight today, the 100th
anniversary of the Wright ...
SpaceShipOne event recollections
SpaceShipOne event recollections
06/23/2004 05:38 PMEarly this week, SpaceShipOne became the first manned private
flight into space. The event was
covered by industry news organizations as well as the general
media, but personally, I find this first-person
account and these sets of photos and movies of the launch more compelling
than the general news coverage so far.
Both the first person story and site with photos and movies from
the event are released under an attribution-noncommercial-sharealike
license, meaning you can combine them, toss bits into your
non-commercial films, and/or record an audio version of the text
account.
SpaceShipOne flight not Perfect
SpaceShipOne flight not Perfect
06/23/2004 02:40 AMSeems the ride into space had a few major pucker moments. The team
is happy with the flight but the anomalies with the flight control
system and a big bang will have them looking at their telemetry data
to figure out what happened. [www.new
scientist.com]
SpaceShipOne Flight Not as Perfect as it
Seemed
SpaceShipOne Flight Not as Perfect as it
Seemed
06/22/2004 11:02 AMSpaceShipOne Countdown Starts
SpaceShipOne Countdown Starts
07/28/2004 06:17 AMBurt Rutan's privately funded attempt to put humans in space will
shoot for the $10 million X Prize in late September. Dan Brekke
reports from Santa Monica, California.
El SpaceShipOne hace historia
El SpaceShipOne hace historia
06/21/2004 02:09 PMSpaceShipOne Makes It To Space
SpaceShipOne Makes It To Space
06/21/2004 01:51 PMWe wanted to avoid all the hype surrounding the launch of SpaceShipOne
until there was some actual news about it, rather than hundreds of
stories about how it would probably be touching space today. The news
has come back, however, that
SpaceShipOne has
successfully broken the space barrier with the first ever
"private-sector astronaut." While this won't qualify for the X-Prize
(there need to be 3 people on board), it certainly does suggest it
won't be long before the SpaceShipOne team can really go for it. As
the article makes abundantly clear, this represents quite a step
forward in the concept of private space travel. The real issue,
though, is how far private space travel will get before there's a
major accident (which unfortunately
will happen) -- and how
that will impact the overall industry.
SpaceShipOne to vie for the X Prize
September 29
SpaceShipOne to vie for the X Prize
September 29
07/27/2004 11:00 PMSpaceShipOne's first flight in an attempt to claim the Ansari X Prize
is set for September 29.
Hyatt the Chosen One
Hyatt the Chosen One
01/10/2003 10:01 PMEventually, the Phoenix and Chimera projects were started to produce
non-laughable browsers for Windows and Mac OS X respectively. The
common factor in these projects
Sidebar: How They Were Chosen
Sidebar: How They Were Chosen
01/05/2005 07:28 PMComputerworld Jan 5 2005 11:08PM GMT
allproducts.com Chosen Best B2B
allproducts.com Chosen Best B2B
08/30/2004 02:46 AMShu-wei Shih-tai, in its first edition the Shu-wei Shih-tai magazine
listed the world’s 100 best eMarketplace websites; allproducts.com
topped the list for best B2B websites. [PRWEB Aug 30, 2004]
New Ont. PC leader to be chosen
New Ont. PC leader to be chosen
09/17/2004 08:08 PMCNEWS Sep 18 2004 0:40AM GMT
X Prize! SpaceShipOne reaches Mach 2
X Prize! SpaceShipOne reaches Mach 2
04/11/2004 09:27 AMThe leading contender to claim the X Prize sucessfully completes a
Mach 2 test flight
SpaceShipOne-themed online comic
SpaceShipOne-themed online comic
07/04/2004 12:11 PM
A must for model rocket geeks: The Joy of Tech has created a comic
about SpaceShipOne.
Link<
/a> (Thanks, Robert Otlavan)
XPrize remix: SpaceShipOne is Farked
XPrize remix: SpaceShipOne is Farked
09/23/2004 11:14 AM
Xeni Jardin:
In this Photoshop contest, Fark members bling out Burt Rutan and Paul
Allen's
SpaceShipOne. The
craft, which had a successful and historic test run in June, is
scheduled to make a go for the $10 million
Ansari X-Prize next Wednesday in the
Mojave desert. I'll be there, covering the presumably unphotoshopped
event for NPR.
If Snoop does indeed show up with "Space Shizzle One," as one Farkster
creatively visualizes here, well -- goodbye planet earth. Look for me
on the mothership, baby, for I will be gone.
Link
(thanks, Susan Kitchens)
Virgin Atlantic Licensing SpaceShipOne
Virgin Atlantic Licensing SpaceShipOne
09/27/2004 08:44 AMSlashdot Sep 27 2004 12:13PM GMT
CNN.com - SpaceShipOne captures X Prize
- Oct 4, 2004
CNN.com - SpaceShipOne captures X Prize
- Oct 4, 2004
10/07/2004 04:15 PMSpaceShipOne completed 4th drop test!
SpaceShipOne completed 4th drop test!
10/28/2003 11:07 PMI am very happy that the private space industry is having success. It
will not be long before you will...
SpaceShipOne Flight Completed
Successfully
SpaceShipOne Flight Completed
Successfully
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