Category Archives: MSS

More Excuses, Excuses

Posted on January 27, 2009 by Jonathan Goff

Two more reasons I haven’t been blogging much lately: Methinks I may be past-due for an MSS update…

Posted in MSS | 12 Comments

Light Blogging: Excuses, Excuses

Posted on November 13, 2008 by Jonathan Goff

Did I mention we’ve been busy lately?

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ULA Propellant Depot Paper (Updated)

Posted on November 6, 2008 by Jonathan Goff

Here’s one other interesting paper, which was presented at the SPACE 2008 conference a few months ago. As I mentioned in a previous post, I was given a copy of a few of the ULA papers before the conference, but … Continue reading →

Posted in Commercial Space, COTS, ESAS, International Space Collaboration, Launch Vehicles, Lunar Commerce, MSS, NASA, Propellant Depots, Space Development, Space Transportation, Technology | 14 Comments

Playin in the Dirt

Posted on January 16, 2007 by Jonathan Goff

Who says little boys are the only ones allowed to play around in the dirt? Seriously though, we actually had a valid scientific reason for doing a test without the jet deflector in place. Honest. We uhh…needed to know if … Continue reading →

Posted in Launch Vehicles, MSS | 4 Comments