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6/26/2002 | where can i watch the space ships move?
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5/28/2002 | Coole Cheeleader!
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5/17/2002 | hi,
my name is alok and i want some pics of space...
so if u dont mind than will u send me the pics of space and latest pics of the 5 planets in one line....
my postal address is:
Alok Gandhi,
near nataraj build,
leva sheri,
Amdavadi pole,
Raopura,
Vadodara-390001.
(Gujarat) India.
i would be obliged if u send the pics....
thanx.
yours faithfully,
alok
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5/1/2002 | Why is the space shuttle by the lake?
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3/27/2002 | hi,
i love your site and i appreciate that. pls, rid on.
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3/13/2002 | I think your website is great. but I am having trouble finding information on the cost of the suttles because i am discusing it on a speech for english.
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3/13/2002 | I really enjoyed looking through your web site.However I am doing a assingment for science. I have to list the advantages and the disadvatages of the hubble telescope. There was not really any specific detail on this but i did find some information. If this can be taken in to some consideration that will most appreciated.
Thank You Very Much.
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3/3/2002 | Your site is FANTASTIC!!! I could not do without it because without it I wouldn't be able to finish my project on the Hubble Space Telescope!!! Now I have so much information that I won't need any more!!! Thanks to all of you people at NASA ans STOCC I can get and easy A!! Keep up all of the good work!!!
sincerly,
Tyler
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1/22/2002 | Hi!
my name is Samha i'm 11years old,i realy like what your doing, i juste red about you the 22/01/2002 i realy like your information my teacher has ben proud of me because i bring her very nice information about air and land and lots of other things THANKS TO NASA!!!!!But i wood realy like to no your emaile so i can always find the information i want & the infomation i need to know.I wood like to tell you that you are doing great with your work and keep up with it!!!
sincerely
Samha ragaie el tonny
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1/8/2002 | What to say? - It`s absolutely fantastic, it will let us
ordinary people to make a spacetrip and discover the universe around us.That had been impossible without your site.
Thanks a lot.
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1/4/2002 | I have a 8 year old son who is in a gifted and talented program through his elementary school. All he talks about is what he wants to be when grows up. My son wants to be the President or CEO of NASA when he grows up. He does not want to be an astronaut, but he wants to know about NASA in general. Could someone direct me to an information or educational area for children interested in this line of work. He wants to some day visit a NASA Center and maybe meet some of your managers etc. Thank you for your help and I hope to hear from someone soon.
Sincerely, Jamars MOM :)
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12/13/2001 | My name is Brooke Evans, I'm studying about aerospace in my third grade class and would like to write a letter to Curtis Brown about being an astronaut in the future.
thank you Miss Brooke Evans
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11/14/2001 | hi this is caroline (9) from germany / bavaria
I wich you all the best in all your efforts, lot´s of sucsess.
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10/23/2001 | Hi I am Rene´ Altmann from Germany. I think, that this pages don't give me enough informations about telescops and their erection.I hope that you willchange this.Thanks!
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10/19/2001 | Hi
I'm Nilo and write from Trieste Italy.
Very fine this site and much interesting
(Excusme for no good my english write)
Ciao
gretings
Nilo
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7/17/2001 | Hi, I am 7 years old and enjoy reading everything about
space. I have a model of a NASA shuttle. We are doing
inventions at school and are learning about telescopes in
our group. We need to find out more about telescopes. I have
printed some information on the Hubble telescope. I will
bookmark the cosmic kids web site for more reading later.
Aidan McKay
Sheffield school
Canterbury
New Zealand
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6/8/2001 | I'm glad you have an image gallery.
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6/5/2001 | this is an AWESOME site i am a 15 female and i LOVE astronomy and you site is cool. i have always dreamed of going into space and being a part of the nasa team.you guys have done a great job with this site.
love always Ashlee Andrews
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5/27/2001 | I'm Paul G Mazzola I live at 28 academy hill rd 1r brighton mass 02135 I'm doing okay I'm 31 now my be-day is 10/11/01.
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4/9/2001 | A very informative site
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3/24/2001 | Hi, I think you do a great job, I only wish that I could join you.
Please can you send me any information on astronomy. EG pictures on the internet, star patterns etc or any internet sites of interest
Thanks
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3/17/2001 | great
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3/6/2001 | This is a test
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2/14/2001 | A few weeks ago I downloaded a few picks taken with the Hubble - they were amazing. I have always been keen on reading up about space science and space travel. Keep up the good work.
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2/4/2001 | I am a phisics and radio-astronomer reasearcher and
I am very interested about all the Hubble news.
If is possible, and if it's in your programs, I'd appreciate
news of the last pictures discovered.
Thanks a lot, Gerlando Scozzari.
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1/29/2001 | I am looking for the email address of Dr Ed Kimmer, on behalf of a friend of his, Mr. Jack Maslin
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1/24/2001 | gotta love uranius lol jus kiddin i love sace and everything about it!!!!!!!!
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1/18/2001 | this is a great site if it is possible can you send me som info on
the Hubble Space Telescope, I am doing a report for school.
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1/16/2001 | hello people from the nasabase.
its cool to now things from stars and other planets.
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1/14/2001 | Hi my name is Victoria Niemeyer. I am 7 years old, and I really like space. I am an older sister to Paige Niemeyer (6). My sister and I go to Windfield elementary School. My hobbies are soccer, and space. I have a model rocket launcher. My dad works at GSFC and he took us to work to see some of the spacecrafts. What are your hobbies? I am doing a report on space stuff for school.
Thanks.
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1/12/2001 | I'm not an astronomer but it has been a hobbie to look at the stars.
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1/10/2001 | The Hubble telescope is very interesting.
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12/1/2000 | Guestbook tester using sm3a guestbook.
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11/29/2000 | Hello,
My name is Ryan Porter and im attending High School.
I have to conduct an interview with an environmental scientest. I was woundering if you could fill out the information below.
Your name:__________
Job title:_________
Company you work for:________________________
Job decription:___________________________
Education:___________
Personality Traits:______________
Most enjoyable aspect.____________________________________
Least:______________________________________
Average salary for your type of work:______________________
Benefits:________________________________
Hours:_________________________________
Future outlook (about how many job openings a year)(:___________________
Technology impact(Important please use detail) (:__________________________________________________________
Affect on Ecosystem( also important) _______________________
Thank You for your time... Please e-mail the answers back a.s.a.p Thank you.
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11/27/2000 | hallo from munich/germany
it is very interesting for me to see the actions of hubble. wonderful.more success in the future.
greetings and god bless you
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11/24/2000 | nice to be forced to leave a message
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11/16/2000 | Guestbook Tester - SM3A
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11/14/2000 | this is a really cool site
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10/21/2000 | well done keep up the good work
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10/1/2000 | a very interesting & informative site.
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9/25/2000 | The Hubble Space Telescope orbits the Earth.
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9/23/2000 | when do we get a picture of our last plant
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9/18/2000 | Hi All,
Just wanted to comment on your web site(s) -- significant information and very easy navigation.
Keep up the excellent work!
Best,
Jon Roberts
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9/12/2000 | Is the hubble just like floating around in space or do you have it stationed somewhere up thre?
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9/7/2000 | hi guys,
* anyone out there?
May I say that your pictures arte incredibly beautiful &
Keep up the good work
kind Regards
Starship sherelle
p.s. send a postcard ? ...option of doing so would be funny
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9/6/2000 | HOW CAN I FIND PICTURES OF OTHER GALXIES THAT HUBBLE CAN SEE. SOMETHING IN THE PAST FIVE YEARS. THANK YOU.
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9/1/2000 | the site looks good and has plenty of information for space buffs like myself. keep it up
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9/1/2000 | Hai ik ben Berthe en ik vermaak me prima, ik zit nu bij algemene natuurwetenschappen en we moeten informatie zoeken over de hubble-telescoop, ik heb al veel dingen geleerd,
Groetjes Berthe
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8/24/2000 | I like ur website a lot it helped me w/ my project, that i am now getting a good grade on
thanx,
erica a
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8/24/2000 | Wish i was still part of the mission team at kennedy.
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8/6/2000 | I think this is a good site, but I would like to have seen more photos, perhaps in a special gallery where there are fewer descriptions.
I hope you keep up the good work, as there is still plenty we have to learn from space.
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7/16/2000 | Very impressed and trying to understand, why are we here and who put us here?????
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7/5/2000 | e se venissi a trovarvi per le ferie di agosto?.... magari!!! ciao Anna - Lissone (Italia)
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7/4/2000 | Excellent site with the excellent hubble telescope- Earth's window on the universe. Fascinating stuff!!
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6/30/2000 | Hello! We're from Madagascar and we just want to say that your site is very interesting and good luck for the next launch, keep goin'on !
Good work !
Hanta & Anja
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6/28/2000 |
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6/20/2000 | What is another telescope going to be lauched?
one possibly even MORE powerful than the Hubble project?
BTW> WTF is xfiles.gsfc.nasa.gov?
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6/15/2000 | Hello.....greetings from wannabe astronauts in England...
Myk, Sharon and April
(age 4).
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6/15/2000 | We are all molecules and atoms..all that exists in the universe exists in all of us.....The all seeing eye...gis a job on the space station.Martin...Lincoln...England
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6/4/2000 | this is a really cool site
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5/18/2000 | where can i find some good pics of a super nova?
PS doing a good job keep up the good work
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5/17/2000 | Hey whats up my name is Matt and I'm really kewl and I like this site...bye peeps
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5/17/2000 | kewl page help us alot thanx bunches!
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5/16/2000 | What's a wonderful thing my visit to your page!
Thanks.
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5/12/2000 | please update.you can learn a lot here.
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5/10/2000 | Oh I think your doing fine, this is my best hobby looking at the Milky way, Andromrda and all this wonder. The Nebulas. But yhing is I know very little, I reed about the black holes in your files and the possybility to know if there is somwher life out ther like here on earth . I am sure it is. I love studying this but it goes slow.
My question is do you sicentist belive that the God we see in the Bible made all this wonder?
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5/7/2000 | Hi My Name is Neal Vanderstelt and I'm a space enthusiast.
I'm 31 yrs old and have independantly studied space and
computer programming out in the desert where I live.
I can also build my own web pages and I have one about space. Go see it (cut and paste the URL address)
http://www.stormloader.com/royalheart/Space/Jet_Propulsion.html
Visit my space web site, you can find a lot of research
on stars, ufos, and other space topics. Space is very massive and maybe beyond mans scope, but not mans imagination.
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5/5/2000 | WHAT IS THE LIFE EXPECTANCE OF THE HUBBLE SCOPE
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5/4/2000 | Greetings from a 40 year space veteran here at KSC !!!
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5/4/2000 | When am I going to be an argonaut ?
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5/4/2000 | Great job. Keep up the good work.
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4/29/2000 | Hi!!!!! My name is Lana Waguespack. I am in 5th grade and I
science. When I grow up I plan on being a scientest. I am
very smart and I make good grades in science. But you see
I have to do a timeline in science and I just cant find
any timeline about science that gos up to the years
1980-2000. If you find some please email them to me.
thanks,
Lana Waguespack
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4/27/2000 | Hi, please add me to the guestbook.
Thanks, Glen
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4/24/2000 | Most of the pictures are very small...is there anyway to get larger versions of the beautiful pictures from hubble?
In addition, is there a live feed from Hubble?
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4/17/2000 | Hey, here is Thorsten Kalweit writing.
Your Homepage is very good. I'm interested in astronomics very
well. I love the pictures of Hubble.
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4/16/2000 | This is a great site! The webmaster is truly a master! Great graphics!
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4/15/2000 | i would like to see live hubble telescope feeds.
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4/15/2000 | YOUR SİTE İS VERY BEAUTİFUL. I AM SENDİNG THİS E-MAİL FROM TURKEY.I AM TURKİSH. I ALWAYS VİSİT YOUR SİTE.İT İS VERY USEFUL.
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4/14/2000 | Great
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4/14/2000 | I enjoy the pictures and would like to receive your email
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4/13/2000 | I really like this web page but you should talk about more about the planets you just show pictures. I think the shuttles are neat but if i want to learn more on the planets at least show me a web page or just tell me.
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4/11/2000 | What are the main differences between the HST and the
NGST?
Just, Pete Urone
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4/6/2000 | I WATCHED A PROGRAM THE OTHER EVENING ON THE SHUTTLE MISSION TO REPAIR THE HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE AND FOUND IT FASINATING. PLEASE KEEP ME ABREAST ON ALL THE LATEST GOINGS-ON WITH THE HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE.
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4/6/2000 | Hubble is wonderful. The pictures are breathtaking.
Every penny spent on the hubble scope is well spent.
Keep beaming those pictures back to us. The universe
is a beautiful place.
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4/2/2000 | It is very interesting
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3/31/2000 | This is the first computer I bought and, your pictures are spectacular THANK YOU N.A.S.A.!!!
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3/31/2000 | Hi =8-Þ
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3/30/2000 | Wonderful, educational site for all ages. Thank you very much for the views. The pictures are great.
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3/27/2000 | My students want to know how big the lens is on Hubble?
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3/25/2000 | I think this page is great it answered all the questions i needed to know for my project, your dooing great.
michelle:)
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3/22/2000 | I think you are doing great. This is a cool web site.
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3/20/2000 | Hello,
I feel that NASA is doing a great job! I hope that the criticisms the news media deals out doesn't lower your spirits or hurt any ongoing programs. Keep up the great work and good luck with future missions!
jhaber@penn.com
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3/20/2000 | i believe thath you are doing a great job keep up the good work
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3/18/2000 | ik ben robin bouwe en ik kom uit nederland en ben een beetje rond
aan het surfen op het net
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3/14/2000 | Hi, I am form Kettle Moraine High School in Wales, Wisconsin
I am doing a report on The Hubble Space Telescope, I was wondering if you
Could send me some info on it, When it was built, what we use it for...etc etc...
Thanks
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3/9/2000 | Hubble is a great investment. I am proud to have my tax dollars associated with this project.
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3/9/2000 | Yo awesome sight I hope to be in space technology advancement to develope new space "toys" My name is Andrew Dunn contact me at jiggaspecial@hotmail.com. thanks for your time. Please send me information on the Hubble space teliscope because I am doing a report on it.
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3/7/2000 | cool webpage
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3/6/2000 | Test
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3/5/2000 | Very interesting site! Curious to know if you will be opening a new forum or reopening the the old one. What a great time to be alive huh? Anyways, I might be a future astronaut.. I'm just 20 so who knows? Remember the name Rich Merritt! Again, a wonderful time to be alive. I can only wish to be a part of such a great achievement. Please inform me on any important information on Hubble or anything else you guys come across! Thank you for advancing the borders of our understanding of the universe!
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3/3/2000 | please more pictures
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3/3/2000 | hi im rory sim, im just wondering if there will be eny space staitions being put up in the near future.
Rory Sim
14 years old
Foyers house foyers inverness
Scotland
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2/28/2000 | I AM DOING A REPORT ON THE HUBBLE TELESCOPE IM AM 14 YRS OLD AND IN 9TH GRADE I NEED TO KNOW THE FOLLOWING:
THE HISTORY OF THE TELESCOPE
HOW IT WAS MADE (THE MAKING OF IT)
HOW IT WORKS
WHAT KIND OF MIRRORS ARE IN IT
WHAT KIND OF LENSES ARE IN IT
PROBLEMS THAT IT HAS HAD
DIAGRAMS OF THE TELESCOPE
IF YOU CAN HELP PLEASE I NEED IT ASAP!!!
E MAIL IT TO pinkey49@hotmail.com
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2/28/2000 | Si la teroria de la relatividad de Albert Einstain, hable de que un ser humano envejece menos en el espacio, cual seria la medida para el tiempo en el espacio, y en base a esto cuanto tardaria un hombre en llegar a marte?
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2/27/2000 | This page are great. congratulations!!!
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2/27/2000 | just getting started ,looking good!!!!!
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2/27/2000 | i live in tokyo, japan.
i speak japaness only.
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2/25/2000 | Please can't you name a planet or a small universe after me ?
Cedric Missghers
Gent, Belgium
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2/25/2000 | I am,just turned, 52 years old. I remember the first John Glenn launch and Sputnik before that. Alan Shepard (who, by the way lived down the street, here in Va. Beach), was a hero.
BUT!!! There ain'n nothing...NOTHIN', on the earth to compare with what you guys are doin' with the Hubble Telescope. I know all the other things NASA is doin, thanks to your fantastic web page and I hate hearing about the lessening of NASA funding.
Goin' so deep into the universe, even the word 'universe' seems limited, it boggles our minds, and maybe HUBBLE is staring right down God's Play!
Jim Carter
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2/23/2000 | I am doing a project on the hubble space telescope and I have seen the pics it has taken. They're awesome. If it is possible to have a crew member email me with info telling me what it was like, it would help alot!Thanx and awesome site
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2/23/2000 | TestTest
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2/21/2000 | Hi, I'm John Bindon. I worked on the Hubble the last 7 years before I retired from Lockeed. What a wonderful experience to have participated on such a successful program. The maintenance missions have made an already great instrument into something wonderful. Congratulations on a great web site.
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2/21/2000 | Hi
I came to see your web cam .I'm an Enlish Man Living in Manchester England,44 years& Housebound due to a disability Just Got My PC and now seem to have found this Cool window To this world And Now Due To Your Site ,It seems Many others .I can tell you how mind blowing this is for me .................
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2/20/2000 | Thanks for letting me participate.My name is Jeff and Im
from Dundas, Ontario. All my life I have been an avid
fan of the space program. Ive saved articles and watched
all the successes and some setbacks but progress doesnt
stop. I was 13 when "we" landed on the moon and remember
gathered around the T.V.watching with hope and excitment.
I will continue to be a supporter of all that N.A.S.A
does and wish the U.S.A.,Canada, and other countries
participating the best of luck.
God Speed!
Sincerely,
Jeff L.Saunders
Dundas,Ontario,Canada
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2/20/2000 | fine.
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2/19/2000 | When will ther be an new mission to mars?
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2/15/2000 |
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2/14/2000 | Great Site...
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2/13/2000 | well, I congratulate you because all the Nasa´s people are very intelligent, and I hope work for you someday in the future.
good bye.
please write me soon I´m very interesting about NASA´s projets
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2/12/2000 | It would be a dream from Heaven to get new photos from the
Hubble telescope in my e-mail for my elementary science
class, if this is possible please help me to know!!
May God bless you all!!!!!!
Dr. Christopher D. Hudson
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2/12/2000 | The images you make available are breathtaking. You are doing fantastic.
Thanks.
Charles Olive
Dallas, TX
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2/12/2000 | Greetings
My names Sigurdur Jon and live In Reykjavik, Iceland.
This is a greate homepage. I have mutch intrest on
the space and hope that I go there some day.
Bi!
Sigurdur Jon Juliusson, 10 ears old
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2/10/2000 | Ich bin ein großer Weltraumfreak.
Und ich hätte eine bitte,könnt ihr mir
vieleicht ein Poster mit Autogrammen einiger
Astronauten schicken.Ich währe euch sehr
verbunden wenn ihr auf diese bitte eingehen
würdet.
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2/9/2000 | your site is wouderful! packed with interesting photos' and
information for all.
my question is this.
what was the the placement of the earth's axis 10,20 years
ago compared to today? has this shifted ,even just a few degrees,over the past couple of decades? Is their any data
supporting this available?
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2/9/2000 | Thanks for your all your hard work!!!
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2/8/2000 | Congratulations on fixing Hubble!!! I am so proud of NASA, I
know you've had some nightmarish problems with MARS...I DON'T
CARE!!! I want more space missions, more telescopes and would
love to be put in touch with any grass roots lobbying efforts
to preserve and strengthen your budget in Congress.
The money that I pay in taxes is never spent where I want it,
except for what goes to big budget basic science!!! GO HUBBLE!!!
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2/7/2000 | This is real nice want to ck it out further
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2/1/2000 | To the related person with thanks!
I am a science teacher in Koprea(south)
I always wanted to say "thank you", because of
the informations and pictures abtained by hubble telescope.
Those are very useful and even powerful to
teach my student, far in Korea.
Thanks to all of you working for hubble space telescope!
2000. 2. 1 Mr.Lee from korea
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1/30/2000 | I think that what you guys are doing for us aswell as the world is just marvelous
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1/29/2000 | Hi, my name is Alexander and I think the space stuff is the best. I hope to see the next launch at the end of the month through live video. I'll be turning 5 when the Shuttle is in space. Bye.
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1/27/2000 | Good site, i`ve made a link to You!
My URL:
www.geocities.com/Athens/Olympus/1118/
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1/26/2000 | I love the info. We did a class project on this site in school it was sooooooooo cool
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1/26/2000 | Someday in the future our descendents will look upon the Shuttle program and the programs before, as the Wright brothers and Kitty Hawk. We will be members of the interstellar space faring family. Mark my word, it will happen.
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1/25/2000 | I have enjoyed looking at the excellent photos from the telescope and hope to see many more in the future. Thank you for providing them.
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1/25/2000 | This is a wonderfull web page! Keep going!
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1/25/2000 | Would you be interested in knowing how to propel oneself through space, with only "inertial motion" that you create yourself? I have a method for this, and instrument to conduct this motion...
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1/25/2000 | I enjoy the network of NASA sites. I have great intrest in space exploration and NASA activities. Also coming back to the various sites.
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1/25/2000 | I am happy to see the space telescope back in service.
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1/25/2000 | your fantastic preparation made you great
i really agree.
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1/25/2000 | Great job am sure glad to be able to see all of the hubble space shots again.
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1/25/2000 | Enjoyed visiting this site. Well laid out. Hope to gain more information from it.
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1/25/2000 | Friends , peace with you .
know that all of your work , all of your dedication , all
of your sharings are necessary and good and absolutely
intellectually stimulating .
continue !
the wonderments of the Creation are endless !
what a joy to be able to actually just begin to sip at
the edges of this vast joy and reality !
thank you for your sharings !
of respect ,
john Dooley
( a teacher )
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1/24/2000 | Well, the results are in! What a fantastic job by the crew
and all concerned at NASA & ESA. Congratulations to each
and every one - those who flew and those who supported. It
was a superlative achievement.
Robert Brown
Virginia Beach
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1/24/2000 | Brilliant site, extremely interesting. Keep up the good work - CORK, IRELAND
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1/23/2000 | I`m really into the Hubble and your site is great !!!
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1/19/2000 | GREAT SITE!
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1/19/2000 | Hey, this is a cool site.
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1/18/2000 | 1
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1/17/2000 | Greetings from Esrange, Sweden
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1/17/2000 | Very interesting and informative site!
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1/17/2000 | Always interested in the HUBBLE and visits this site often..keep up the god work.
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1/16/2000 |
You really pulled the rabit out of the hat again. Really great to see HST in opperation once more.
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1/16/2000 | First time here, but it looks like the place to be
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1/16/2000 | Great Web site you feel as you are up there with them will look again later on
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1/16/2000 | AMAZING SITE, WE ARE VISITING FLORIDA IN FEBRUARY, MY SECOND VISIT, CANT WAIT. SEE YOU THERE
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1/15/2000 | fantastic !
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1/15/2000 | The success of your recent efforts indicate the extreme
throughness of preparation and dilligence. Keep up
the great work.
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1/14/2000 | I am more than sure that you guys someday will be rewarded for what you have been doing for the development of the science and for the understanding of all these "things" that surround and amaze us more and more...
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1/13/2000 | Keep up the Good Work !! Nice Web Info
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1/12/2000 | Can centrifical force be equal to the effect of gravity?
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1/10/2000 | We bought my son an ETX70 and then an ETX90 Meade Telescopes for Christmas.
He is having a very hard time deciding which one to keep. We
have the 90 for 30 days. He is very interested in tracking the
Hubble Telescope. Is this possible with his telescope. I like
the 90 because the moon and other stars appear closer and the clarity is better
but my son says that it moves too fast. He also likes the
Onstar system that automatically comes with the 70.
Is there any way to track the Hubble on a nightly basis? If
I can get the coordinates for him, he would be greatly
appreicative.
Thanks so much,
Linda McKinley
The University of Texas at Austin
Please feel free to send any information
to:
Max McKinley
112 Angelia Drive
Cedar Creek, Tx. 78612
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1/7/2000 | An excellent and very informative site.
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1/7/2000 | Please enter me in your mailing list.Many thanks.
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1/6/2000 | doing good think it would nice if you had more to show on tv the decovery would nice thanks chester from short creek W.Va
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1/5/2000 | Hi...i'm Ali-Jon aged 20 from Milton Keynes, England, United Kingdom.
I know nothing much about astronomy but this website has been a real eye opener for me!
What happened to Neil Armstrong.....Where is he these days????? ( I dont think he took a small step, I think he took a giant leap and jumped of the end of the earth never to be seen again!! Ashame really!!) Was there ever life on Mars?...Also i watched some program that talked about "the wobble theory"; did they discover more solar systems like ours that we live in???
Well..i think i'll add this site to my favourites!
Got to go so i'll see you all later!
Ali-Jon Rashidi aged 20 United Kingdom
Goodbye
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1/4/2000 | HELLO, I'M FROM MEXICO CITY AND I THINK THATA THE HUBBLE IS THE MOST IMPORTANT TOOL IN THE WORLD
AND IN THE HISTORY, QUESTION:IT IS POSSIBLE TO USE THE VIBRATION OF THE MOON TO AMPLIFY THE
RADIO WAVES?
APOLINAR CHAVEZ
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1/3/2000 | I belong to the North Jersey Astronomical Group. I act as the Librarian of a small collection. Somebody has to do it. Neat site you have.
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1/3/2000 | Is it possible to use the telescope to detect Gamma Ray bursters? I realize that you would have to get accurate localization from other sources 1st. Could they narrow down the direction enough to let you point the Hubble at it? EMB:)
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1/3/2000 | Nice site!
I found you by accident and I am glad I did!
You're on my favorites list now.
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1/2/2000 | 1. When will the Hubble start operation capturing those
wonderful images like it has earlier ?
2. Was Meade the contract Mfg. of the hubble telescope
(or part of the optical system)?
Thanks,
D.N. Bennett
Analog Field Engineer
For Texas Instruments Inc.
Novi, Michigan
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1/2/2000 | Great site for current events in the classroom! Some students can truly appreciate being able to access hubble information so easily! Keep it up and it will only get better!
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1/2/2000 | ?
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1/2/2000 | Terriffic job to the many professioanls who contributed to the successful STS-Service Mission on the Hubble Space Tele. I have been following Hubble's pictures for some time and have put together a fine assembly of pictures in a powerpoint presentation for friends college courses and the public to increse awearness of Hubble's impact on the knowledge of the Universe.
What one picture can do the the imaginings and curosity of a child is that wonderment we all feel when gazing up into the heavens.
Thank you again for the insight and the spectactular views
Brian J. Donelly
PhotoProf5@aol.com
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1/2/2000 | What was the cost (including new hardware) of the latest servicing mission to HST?
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1/2/2000 | Excellent. Really enjoy Skytrack Manny3
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1/1/2000 | I wood like to know mor abot the new and inpruved HST.
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12/31/1999 | Just had to tell you how much I look forward to reading your web site. I worked at KSC during in 1997 Hubble mission. It makes me feels close to all of the great people who work there, since I'm on the other side of the U.S now. Thanks!
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12/31/1999 | great site!!
I just have one question. What's the weight of the Hubble-telescope? Please tell me, I have that question on my exam of physics in January . Thanks a lot!!!
C U !!!!!
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12/30/1999 | Hallo Hubbles,
Ich wünsch euch guten Rutsch in das neue Jahrtausend.
Stellt doch mal ein paar Life-Acts in euren Video Forum.
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12/30/1999 | how can i take a look from outher space to the planet earth
this is the first time i visit your site and is big fun
greetings from small holland
and the big soccer club FEYENOORD
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12/30/1999 | great site
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12/30/1999 | Guten Morgen aus luzern
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12/30/1999 | how can i get live feed from the hubble.
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12/29/1999 | Congrats on the latest "Hubble Fix"!
I'm glad to see its still doin its thing up there.
Its been years since I've followed any of the Shuttle missions but since we discovered it was carried on our "dish" TV network, I was able to follow daily most of the mission either live or through re-caps.
My personal stats are...
Male
Married (27) yrs
48 years old
(2) children, girl 17yrs, boy 15yrs
HOBBIES...Ham Radio, computers, active Seti@home member.
I work to much and play to little
Keep up the good work
O
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12/29/1999 | Happy New Year from city of Modena, Italy.
It would appeal to to me to have of the gadgets of memory of your mission, where I can buy? Thanks. Excused the errors
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12/29/1999 | You have an really good page with lotsa informations. GO on!
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12/29/1999 | Excellent site. Left NASA/Goddard 2 years ago (supported the HST Servicing Mission 2). It was great to see the pictures of the people that I used to work with. It is a major accomplishment of the people who supported the mission. I do not think people realize the effort, which goes into supporting a mission like this. Great job! Devin Tailor (PGT Toolman).
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12/29/1999 | I AM 90 YEARS OLD, TALKED ABOUT HOBBLE
WITH GRAND CHILDREN.
CAN'T FIND THE HEIGHT OF IT /HOW
MANY FLOORS?/
FOUND THE WEIGHT IN SPACE /!6.000
METERS.
I ASKED SOME OTHER ADDRESS AND THEY
WOULD'NT ANSWER UNLESS I SENT THEM:
"cnshd" what on earth is it?
Anyhow not important just interest
for conversation
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12/29/1999 | I AM 90 YEARS OLD, TALKED ABOUT HOBBLE
WITH GRAND CHILDREN.
CAN'T FIND THE HEIGHT OF IT /HOW
MANY FLOORS?/
FOUND THE WEIGHT IN SPACE /!6.000
METERS.
I ASKED SOME OTHER ADDRESS AND THEY
WOULD'NT ANSWER UNLESS I SENT THEM:
"cnshd" what on earth is it?
Anyhow not important just interest
for conversation
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12/29/1999 | I AM 90 YEARS OLD, TALKED ABOUT HOBBLE
WITH GRAND CHILDREN.
CAN'T FIND THE HEIGHT OF IT /HOW MANY FLOORS?/
FOUND THE WEIGHT IN SPACE /!6.000 METERS.
I ASKED SOME OTHER ADDRESS AND THEY WOULD'NT ANSWER UNLESS I SENT THEM:
"cnshd" what on earth is it?
Anyhow not important just interest for conversation
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12/29/1999 | Keep up he good work!
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12/29/1999 | THIS IS GREAT WOULD LIKE TO KNOW IF THRER IS ANY SCREEN SAVERS THAT I CAN DOWNLOAD FORM THE HUBBLE THANK YOU DAVID DRISKILL
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12/29/1999 | I would like to see actuall pictures of what hubble has taken. Do you have a specific site for these? If so how current are they?
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12/28/1999 | You are doing great! I was suprised how quickly the Hubble was repaired [or updated]. I know your time was cut short so I was wondering what services were done and which were left undone.
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12/28/1999 | I am so happy the Hubble will be up and running again - can't wait for new images and new discoveries !
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12/28/1999 | 12/28/99
To the Crew of SM3A -
What a magnificent performance! What a job! We have followed
this mission from the beginning, and can't believe how flawlessly,
how intrepidly, you guys fixed OUR Hubble (in spite of glitches).
Well, actually, yes we can: we know how well you trained. We
know how hard you worked.
We are proud that this was an international crew.
Know how important this instrument is to us, though we may be bricklayer,
accountant, or teacher. It is our sharp eye on the universe, our window
on creation, our time machine.
Thank you gentlemen. Thank you NASA(people).
Robert & Laney Brown
Virginia Beach
CONGRATULATIONS!
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12/28/1999 | Gentlemen: I find this web page the finest around, also be assured that there are those of us that realize the importance of the work and research done by Nasa if only we could convince congress, sorry i had to include my pun. Most politicians need education. I wish we could see more time spent also on seti search. I do my best to convince the mich. congressmen and reps of the importance of coming out of the dark ages and research the benefits of science and the programs of Nasa. Hopefully we will see a successful year in the space program and more funds for nasa work., Happy new year and thanks again for a wonderful home page. Don Gillette
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12/28/1999 | STS103 demonstrates, once again, the value of trained human presence in space to achieve delicate operations. Human dexterity will be difficult to achieve with automated stand-alone robots for some time to come. Hopefully, ISS missions will resume soon to continue showing the value of human presence in space. Eventhough it has been a while since I worked at JSC, I still follow the space program with great interest. Looking forward to future STS and ISS flights. Thanks
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12/28/1999 | I'am very interested to your works.Thank yow very much.
From Italy luigi tosi
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12/28/1999 | i am a arhitecht and designer,how can a help for the nasa ,
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12/28/1999 | How's the temperature in space?
Is it too cold? or too hot?
Thanks!
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12/28/1999 | I ALWAYS BEEN INTRESTED IN SPACE AND SPACE TRAVEL. EVERY SHUTTLE MISSION I WATCH IT TAKE OFF AND TRY TO WATCH IT LAND. AND WHAT IT IS DOING IN SPACE. WE HAVE A LOCAL TV NETWORK I WATCH THAT SHOWS WHAT IS GOING ON. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK. AND THANK YOU FOR THIS WEB SIGHT IT IS VERY INTRESTING
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12/28/1999 | what,s the real lifetime of hst? how often does it require replacments?
by the way, thanks for this real christmas present, best luck for the astronauts.
zoltan from hungary?
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12/28/1999 | which is nasa`s next step on the mars project?
please send me information about what are you doing now and which will be your next projects.
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12/27/1999 | Great site. I wrote a paper on the Hubble and have been monitoring the Great One ever since. NASA RULES
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12/27/1999 | NASA,
You are doing great. The Web pages are fantastic,
it is great to be able to get the photographic and
video images in almost live and live time.
Is there any way to get all of the released images
on a cd? The high resolution pictures are incredible.
Thanks
JT
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12/27/1999 | Hello,
I just came here tonight. I'll probably e-mail you about things at a latter date.
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12/27/1999 | Dear Sir:
With the prepairing of the hubble space telescope
is there any chance useing it to search for the lost
Mars Lander that was launch months ago that was lost
months ago.
You can contact me at sbillings@comnet.ca
I try to keep up with all the Nasa information i can.
Really injoy this web.Hope you stay online
Robert Billings
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12/27/1999 | I just want to thank the crew for the wonderful picture of the moon rising over Earth! It ment a lot for someone who for now can only dream about going up there herself:). But I will one day !
Thanx again!
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12/27/1999 | Congratulations.
Excellent coverage of the operation.
Kept me up into early hours of the morning.
Only a P75 but Realplayer G2 seemed to do the trick though the images were a bit broken up at times. Sound pretty good.
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12/27/1999 | Dear shuttle-crew
Welcome home after doing your wonderfull job up there!!!!
Jo Smits, 5823CH 17, The Netherlands.
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12/27/1999 | Realy enjoyed watching but towards the end the net was so colgged that I missed the touch down lets hope things can be improved for the next mission, looking forward to the next.
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12/27/1999 | Als Schweizer bin ich sehr stolz, dass "unser" Herr Claude Nicollier an dieser sehr erfolgreichen Mission mitgearbeitet hat.
Ich möchte ihm und der ganzen Crew auf diesem Wege herzlich gratulieren und wünsche allen die diese Message lesen, ein gutes neues Jahr. Happy landing Claude !!
Freudliche Grüsse Space-Kusi
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12/27/1999 | To the Crew of STS-103:
Good work! We knew you could do it!
Scott & Karen Rhoades
Indiana, Pa
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12/27/1999 | Great Mission! I have enjoyed watching the progress on NASA Television.
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12/27/1999 | good site
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12/27/1999 | good
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12/27/1999 | I have really enjoyed being with the NASA website this morning and watching the wind-down of this wonderful mission. Thanks so much for the wonderful images and all the other neet stuff.
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12/27/1999 | Felicitations à toute l'équipe et à Claude qui a fait un travail superbe dans le vide sidéral.
Happy Y2k
Un pédiatre rencontré au mess de Payerne
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12/27/1999 | please tell me how do you have o2 in a small ship for all
the people to have?
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12/27/1999 | U know people:
It is very nice what u are doing but ... u need artists up there, u need better pictures, not tecnical quality but artistic quality ... get it?
Artists are the only people that can bring something to latter share, well that would be too much, painters,etc, but in the betwen take some photographer, so we can enjoy the realy beauty off our planet.
My opinion people, thanks for the work u do, love u all.
Frank.
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12/27/1999 | Fabulous, fabulous, fabulous mission. Thank you so much for all of the information and coverage. All of the missions are fun to keep track of but Hubble is special. (I have a gorgeous photo of HST as wallpaper on my computer.)
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12/27/1999 | I would like to receive information about all kind of events in the mission, because I am very interested about this issues.
thanks.
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12/27/1999 | I have been following with great interest, I live in the UK and watching every move and hearing every sound on the pc shows that every one all over the world can follow progress in the making, I will of cause be watching for up and coming chances to join in on future shuttle launches etc
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12/27/1999 | Hi Guys,
Enjoyed the live video feeds from the latest Hubble Space walks...The picture quality is very good thru my cable modem.
Thanks for the opportunity for access to the misson,
Mr Reinke
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12/27/1999 | Hi,
We are unable to download live video pictures in
Quicktime from Hubble,Can you help us?
regards Damian & Noel.
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12/27/1999 | Thanks for doing a great job.
Nicholas
Age 6
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12/27/1999 | with the gyros, will scientists be able to see further into space?will there be control of the Hubble telescope?will HST be able to better assist with any work done with a retry for an unmanned flight;i.e triagulation,assit as a attennna between earth and mars? or have infrared or other optics that will assist in visualizing the depths of mars.?thank you for your time.and good luck.
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12/27/1999 | Hi!
nice thing you did there! congratulations! and its nice to see my uncle here on this page. keep on taking pictures!
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12/27/1999 | Great stuff. I thought Hubble was going to damage Orbiter when it was loaded in the bay. A dangerous job well done. Keep on the good work for humanity's sake.
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12/27/1999 | Hi... My name is Mel Dawson. I have been an avid African-American amatuer Astronomer since I have been 12 years old. As rare as that may seem, it was the dream of my mentor Gary Barabino, and myself that one day an astronomical observatory could be placed in orbit to survey the Heavens in the vaccuum of space, which would be devoyed of the turbulence caused by our earth bound atmosphere. It gives me great pleasure that our dreams and aspirations have come true with the Hubble Space Telescope. The investment in this venture is definitely one of our civilizations most credible undertakings. By studing the remotely distant objects of our past, I believe we will become closer to understanding the origination of our universe. I know with the HST we will undoubtably shorten the distance and time it will take to accomplish this effort. Astronomy has propelled me, my family, and career to levels far and beyond the stereotypical prejudgements that were established in yesteryear. I feel confident that with Godspeed your diligents will continue to solve the intricate puzzles that makes this universe tick, via exploration by the Hubble Space telescope.
Sincerely,
Melvin Dawson
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12/27/1999 | Congratulations NASA
Happy New Millennium
from 'Glorious DEVON' UK
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12/27/1999 | Great job on the Hubble misson. I look forward to future flights and new insights into the universe from Hubble. Again, many thanks for a job well done.
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12/27/1999 | Great job on the Hubble misson. I look forward to future flights and new insights into the universe from Hubble. Again, many thanks for a job well done.
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12/27/1999 | nasa, you people are doing a great job with the space program. were those pictures that came back to earth on
christmas nite with the lightening, storms breaking out
allover the world? were all those ones that where over
south america storms breaking out? was wondering. it looked
like a war zone with bombs going off almost continually.
is this their rainy season or something?
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12/27/1999 | i would like to know about the retired monkees from the space progra. are they being cared for in their retirement?
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12/26/1999 | Thank You for your brave and daring repair to the Hubble!!
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12/26/1999 |
I am a Canadian fan,from Montreal.I have watch the hole flight from the bigening,and I find it amazing the way you guys are staying cool.....Tank,s for the best show
on earth and for keeping science such a interesting field
Johnny Lajoie
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12/26/1999 | Great job to the crew, and the web page crew.
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12/26/1999 | Hello!!! I hope you make it back safely and don't run out of gas....
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12/26/1999 | Web site is great. Thanks for making all the info available.
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12/26/1999 | I have enjoyed watching the nasa channel over the past seven days. I have even taped a lot of the sessions. The program was watched from take off the the capsure of the hubble telescope.
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12/26/1999 | Hi there Discovery-Team!
Great job out there in the skys! Keep up the good work.
Especially Claude for the excellent work on exchanging Hubble's brains
(now that's what I call precision-work (*grin*)).
Hope you have a safe return and that NASA won't encounter any
y2k-Bugs.
Max
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12/26/1999 | Just to think that one day earthlings will visit the outte
most reaches of the heavens... wow! Keep on truckin'
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12/26/1999 | Greetings,This just bogels the mind as to what is out there.
And all we can do is look, but with out you doing what you do best we coudnt even do that.
This Earth is such a small place, why cant people learn to get along with one other.
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12/26/1999 | what future missions do you have planned?
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12/26/1999 | Outstanding. You are living my dream. Since a child I have been fascinated with all things above the atmosphere, and wanting to visit them. But, alas, that is not for me, it is for you. Keep it up with Mars, and the rest of them.
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12/26/1999 | Hallo,
i`m the first one in this web-site. The programm is very intersting.
We wish you merry christmas and no problems with the 2000.
Manfred Huppertz, Germany Monschau-Konzen
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12/26/1999 | Sincères félicitations pour la reussite de votre admirable travail au service de la science..avec un clin d'oeil complice à Claude Nicollier.I wish for the Discovery Team and Nasa People a good Millenium.
Jean-M. Schorderet
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12/26/1999 | Great job! Saw the shuttle fly over head almost every night. It was a strange feeling to know there were actual people aboard that little dot passing overhead!
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12/26/1999 | Congratulations to all on a amazing mission, made it a memorable Christmas to most of us. Have a safe trip home and landing tomorrow night. From James in sunny Glasgow, Scotland.
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12/26/1999 | I am interested in learning of new objects as Hubble discovers them.
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12/26/1999 | Our family spent Christmas Day in front of the fireplace watching the release of Hubble...AWESOME!!!! Have a safe trip home.
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12/26/1999 | (I hope you won´t have to many problems to understand my
English)
I like your site and I´am very interested in the activities
of Nasa.I live in Germany and i´ve got some questions?Which
school qualification must i have (right now i am at the
12 class in a german Gymnasium)? How can i become an
astronaut or work for Nasa in one of the Field Centers for
example (which studys are neccessary to become an astronaut)?
In the nearer future I want to immigrate to America (I already
have some relatives in Columbia so I guess this wouldn´t be
a problem)?
I would be glad if you have the time to write back,
Thank you,
Erol Haciahmet
E-Mail: Dr.Rooster@gmx.de
Adress: Erol Haciahmet
Marienburgerweg 11
86420 Diedorf (Germany)
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12/26/1999 | Guy's Thanks for yr good job, I'm Fernando and hope that my son Cristian 6 years old, be a great man like yrs.
Rgds,
Fernando Gonzalez Tache
Cartagena Colombia.
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12/26/1999 | Herzliche Gratulation für diesen super Job den Ihr Jungs da oben vollbracht habt. Allen Respekt!!! Ich wünsche Euch noch eine gute Heimkehr und einen guten Rutsch ins 2000!! Dennis Bach / d.bach@bluewin.ch
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12/26/1999 | I am a 62 year old grandfather saving images for my grand-children.
Thanks,
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12/26/1999 | Thanks for the info.
Andrea Beall
beallzoo@nb.net
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12/26/1999 | People of the H.T.S.
Thank you for the great job you do.
You remind us how small our world realy is.
In the sea of space.
Happy Hoildays.
From our family to yours.
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12/26/1999 | I enjoyed the pictures, they were great. I would like to see more of Earth and clouds and things of that nature. I looked at the launch movie. Very good job. Thanks,
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12/26/1999 | You are doing and excellant job. I watch with anticipation for the next images from HST.
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12/26/1999 | SM3A - Outstanding Job!
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12/26/1999 | Thanks for the chance to watch some cool things from space,this only enhances my desire to be a astronaut.
John 12 from cincinnati
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12/26/1999 | Hi My name is Ashley im 15 and live in Martin County Florida,and I am 5'3,and don't think im gonna grow any more,and i would like to become an Astronaut and I was woundering how Tall you have to be to become an Astronaut.
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12/26/1999 | Awesome release, live on CNN on Xmas day. Have a safe landing
on Monday, from Canada.
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12/26/1999 | Your achievments go before you and don't let the press say
otherwise. The Mars losses should not detract from the
success of recent years.
Onn your site - is a credit to your professionalism.
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12/26/1999 | Schöne Grüße aus Haan von Olli H.
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12/26/1999 | i think that a live feed space would be very nice. great job
and happy holidays
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12/26/1999 | Super Arbeit.
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12/26/1999 | Buon Natale e Buon 2000
dall'Italia!
Sergio e Federico
Basiano
Milan
Italy
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12/26/1999 |
Very good Web site!
Interesting graphical form.
The only weakness is that we have
(here in Poland) big troubles
trying to get the live streaming video feeds.
Pictures from space are not enough :)
(maybe for the forst time).
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12/26/1999 | Hello,
I want to congratulate you to your interesting homepage about the SM3A Hubble Mission. I hope that the team on board of the space shuttle can repair the telescope, so that there are no problems anymore.
Good luck!
Much sucess and a good new millenium,
Manfred from Goettlesbrunn near Vienna, Austria
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12/26/1999 | Dear Sirs, I'm amazed how well you're doing all over. I definitely enjoy reading about Hubble and space, especially about new discoveries... keep on going. Sincerely Dieter E. Sautter, Frasdorf, Germany
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12/26/1999 | Dear HST people,
Weekly I visit the homepage of HST to look for new nice
pictures and I am stunning over and over for the marvelous
quality of that pictures and the things that Hubble
discovers.
I wish all of you an other nice century and please go on!
Your sincerely
Gerard Diepeveen
De Posten 510
7544 LV Enschede
Netherlands
Europe
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12/26/1999 | Seasons greetings to all.Marvellous achievement. Awesome pictures. When I look at Earth it is hard to believe that so much death and destruction is taking place down here even as I look at the pictures. Let us all hope that all Nations on this planet become more peace loving in the approaching Century. Congratulations to all involved
Best wishes. Terry Oaten. Bristol U.K.
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12/26/1999 | I am new on the web and my first site that I visited was Nasa, as I am very interested in space technology and astrophysics.
I am 41 years old and from my early days I was very interested in star formations and was lucky to see the whole space adventure of your country and I was pourd during the 1969 touch down on the moon and still I am very exited with this event.
Now, I wish all of you best wishs for the new year and for the new millinium.
Thaank you for your attention.
Joseph Vella
"St. John"
Bordin Str
Pieta' MSD 09
Malta
Europe
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12/26/1999 | I think that this is a great site. with alot of pictures and info about space.
this site helped me alot with my work in school.
Thank's!!!
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12/26/1999 | Best wishes for a good return after formidable work you all have done.
Grazie Claude per il grande onore che hai fatto al tuo paese.
A presto, gli amici ticinesi / mani@aasa.ch
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12/26/1999 | Merry Christmas to everybody,congratulations to Hubble crew, and Keep on doing your job NASA team, despite critics about Mars Polar Lander, mankind knows your efforts because they´re our dreams too.
Alonso Molina. Isle of Gran Canaria(Spain)
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12/26/1999 | Great Job, Guy's out in space. You really know how to Space walk.
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12/26/1999 | per aspera ad astra !!
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12/26/1999 | God Bless you! My kids check on you daily.Thank you for all that you do.Portland Oregon USA
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12/26/1999 | This has to be the COOLEST site Ive had the pleasure of visiting in a while.
Thank you so much for this. The information is incredibly interesting and the pictures way awesome!
Keep up the good work! Cheers from NEW ZEALAND! Grace S.
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12/25/1999 | Thank you for metricating your CosmicKids pages to the extent of adding the metric equivalents of quantities parenthetically. Perhaps you did this as a result of my comment two months ago. No matter; you did it and that's great!
First, a short comment: the unit name kilometer should not be capitalized unless it is the first word of a sentence. This is true of all unit names in the international metric system; normal rules of grammar apply to unit names, including capitalization and plurals.
Second, may I point out that your conversions exaggerate the precisions, though. For example, on your main CosmicKids page
http://hubble.gsfc.nasa.gov/classrm.html
you state, "NASA, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, is sending a brave seven-member crew about 370 miles (595.33 Kilometers) above Earth to tune-up the Hubble Space Telescope."
If the stated altitude is to the nearest mile (at best!), then the distance should be given to the nearest 1 km (actually, the nearest 2 km would suffice probably).
The inadvertent impact of overly specifying conversions makes the metric units look needlessly complicated, especially for younger students. NIST has some excellent guidance on converting to the correct precision in NIST Special Publication 811 ("Guide for the Use of the International System of Units(SI)"), Section B.7.2. This is available online at
http://physics.nist.gov/Document/sp811.pdf
I'm sure that there are many scientists and engineers at GSFC who can help you with this. I would be glad to provide some free guidance, too, if that would be useful.
best regards,
James R. Frysinger
College of Charleston
Dept. of Physics and Astronomy
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12/25/1999 | I am born in 11/24/62.
Micro-wave, hi-fi set miniature, compact disc, internet and ....NASA !
Some food get hot on my micro-wave, during this time (and listening a CD from my hi-fi), I'm connected by internet to see this beautiful pictures about the Discovery hubble mission on the NASA web site !
Who can tell me it was possible 25 years ago ? absolutely fantastic.
Thank you. Bruno Biagio from Barcelona.
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12/25/1999 | The Discussion Board was a great idea! I enjoyed interacting and also reading the postings of others to see what interested them. This helps me appreciate better where my college students "are coming from".
I hope that you continue to run discussion boards again for other missions and that you also pass this neat idea along to other NASA centers.
best regards,
James R. Frysinger
College of Charleston
Dept. of Physics and Astronomy
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12/25/1999 | I like the site!!! thanks
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12/25/1999 | I thouroughly enjoyed visitnig this site, as i felt that I was part of the mission.
Well done to the crew and support of this mission.
Kassiem Adams,Cape Town, South Africa.
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12/25/1999 | Congratulation for all hubble mission during last holiday
i wish my kid can be like you
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12/25/1999 | soo, I find a link to discussion board and "Kread our guestbook"
but HOW i ask again, does one leave a MESSAGE! Why not a
discernable link?
James R Durbin, former Santiago station employee.
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12/25/1999 | Gran Trabajo, Feliz Navidad (Mexico)
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12/25/1999 | Merci Claude de nous avoir fait rêver en te voyant dans l'espace et en étant le premier Suisse à pouvoir ENFIN sortir dans l'espace. J'espère que ton rêve inciteras notre pays à pouvoir maintenant prendre conscience du besoin d'aller de l'avant. Merci de nous avoir fait rêver et je te souhaite un Bon Millnium.
I wisch for the Discovery Members a Merry christmas and good New Millenium. Congratulation for the Great Job on the Hubble.
Torrent François
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12/25/1999 | I would like to know also whether there is a site to view what the Hubble is seeing in either present time (especially or otherwise. You're doing great. Let's hope the future is bright for NASA money-wise (maybe an answer to that can be given). What is the schedule for Mars? Also any future plans for a base on our moon? Thanks
David Schram
http://www.whisp.com/~dschram
Think You're Healthy? - Not Yet
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12/25/1999 | Is there a site for viewing Hubble images inreal time (ie see what the telescope is viewing at any one time )? Anyway congradulations on a great mission.
Ray Spencer
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12/25/1999 | We enjoy the Web-site. It gives us the most up-to-date information, and there is so much to read and look at.
Thank you....
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12/25/1999 | HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO ALL-I have just finished watching what I thought was continuos live TV on the internet to find however that it is a replay basd on the release of the Hubble - Could someone please explain? - Arthur Z. Rowe
N1ORC (Amateur Callsign)
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12/25/1999 | Congratulations on keeping Hubble going
Rl
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12/25/1999 | Congratulations to the shuttle crew from Switzerland !!
Great Job and all the best for the new Year.
From the astroinfo Team at http//:www.astroinfo.org
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12/25/1999 | is there an astronaut on the hubble mission whose first name is "jeff"? my son was on his walkie talkie and believes he was communicating with an astronaut. is there any way to confirm this? my son's name is alex and we live in aurora, colorado. thanks
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12/25/1999 | Very intristing Pictures from the Space and the Earth.
Thank You !
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12/25/1999 | What is the timing for the next servicing mission?
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12/25/1999 | Hello, All you Guys on the Space Shuttle
My name is Dale and it is 8.40 am in Melbourne and I was watching your Orbit on the Internet passing over Australia.
Just wanted to send you a message to say hope you all had a Merry Xmas and gots lots of presents like me an my sister Grace.
You are doing a great job up there and hope you all come back safe and will have a great New Year party with your Families.
Bye for now.
Dale & Grace
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12/25/1999 | What will be the final lifetime of the Hubble telescope?
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12/25/1999 | tanti tantissimi auguri anche dall' Italia.
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12/25/1999 | You are great, hope you all had time to take a little Christmas cheer with you.
Well done - SAFE JOURNEY
Albert Honey, Newbury, Berkshire, England
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12/25/1999 | Everyone is doing a great job, I love everythig about space and I enjoyed a lot this web site. Merry Christmas and a happy 200 year for the Astronauts and everyone involved in the project, Pedro Agostinho from Portugal.
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12/25/1999 | type of lens paper?.....in gest
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12/25/1999 | Merry X-Mas from suerland in germany to all living creatures in space. Special greetings to the Critters!
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12/25/1999 | Merry Christmas and happy new 2000 year to all espacially to the Discovery shuttle from Italy.
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12/25/1999 | Hi to the astronauts and everyone else involved in the space industry. I enjoy following your work on the NET and try to see the Shuttle, Mir ISS etc when the orbits bring them close to us. Very exciting to be able to see a bright
object crossing the sky. Take care, Peter Hermary, Red Deer,
Alberta, Canada.
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12/25/1999 | Christmas Hugs and Kisses for the Shuttle Crew.
With Love, Angela & Athena
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12/25/1999 | Seasons Greetings ,to the crew of Discovery and thier support team and a Merry X-mas from Germany .
Bernd , Manuela and Jan.
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12/25/1999 | When it's x-mas and and the astronauts are in space is it alowed 4 them to drink some beer?
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12/25/1999 | Very interesting site. I'm always curious about the Hubble scope
and its progress. Thanks.
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12/25/1999 | Wem darf ich danken für die unvergesslichen Bilder des Universums, welches das HST uns allen liefert? Dem unglaublichen Mut und Einsatz der Astronauten im All gilt mein Dank hier im Besonderen. Die Bilder gaben mir Einsicht, dass es dort draussen viele Dinge gibt die wir Menschen wissen sollten um auch unser Leben hier auf dieser Welt in neuem Licht zu entdecken. Special thanks to Mr. Nicollier and all Americans this great support of Life on Space!
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12/25/1999 | DOING JUST GREAT
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12/25/1999 | please advise me by e-mail on the next mission to go up.
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12/25/1999 | For nighttime re-entries, MORE re-entry information needs to be given to the public. It is the thrill of a life-time to see the shuttle re-enter the atmosphere.
Re-entry paths and times for the affected area will give
public support a boost.
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12/25/1999 | Ich möchte gerne von euch einen Pin oder Aufnäher haben,
in Deutschland ist soetwas nicht zu bekommen.
Falls doch schreibt mir bitte wo!
( Missionsaufnäher )
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12/25/1999 | Merry Christmas and have a Happy New Year!!!
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12/25/1999 | This is a very cool web site. I haven't seen robotic camera technology being used like this before. Though, If I were a member of staff, I might get a bit annoyed knowing that people could zoom away in to my face at any time whilst I was working!
Another cool robot site can be viewed at http://www.freedom.artm.ulst.ac.uk
Sure, you're not interested, but what the heck!
Cahal
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12/25/1999 | Bom primeiramente queria dizer gosto do site da NASA e queria que vc pudessem me mandar fotos do planeta marte (solo)
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12/25/1999 | I THINK YOU ARE DOING A GOOD JOB OUT THERE,BUT PEOPLE DOWN HERE WANT TO KNOW WHY YOU KEEK HIDING WHAT REALLY HAPPENED WITH THE FACE ON MARS
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12/25/1999 | Keep up the good work. Good luck on your missions in the upcoming year
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12/25/1999 | ciao da flavio e alessandro videociak lissone (MI) ITALY
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12/25/1999 | Great work, both in space and on this web site !!
My children and I thourouhgly enjoyed watching the videos and checking out the live feed cams... makes us all feel a little closer to what you are doing! You all are true heros.
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12/25/1999 | QUAL A EXTENCAO DA SUPERFICIE LUNAR,E QUAL A SUA COMPOSISAO?
QUAL A MAIS PROFUNDA E MAIOR CRATERA LUNAR?
DE QUE SAO COMPOSTOS OS METEOROS E COMETAS?
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12/25/1999 | I think that the Hubble has been(and is)a great gift to mankind!
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12/25/1999 | Great Claude Nicollier and the whole crew, you will bring us the marvellous Heaven a little bit closer. Merry Christmas.
Willy Schwarz Switzerland
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12/25/1999 | How Do I send a message to the Astronauts.
I desperately want a QSL card of this mission
Edgar Abraham
ZS6AFF
100 Swart Street
OUDORP
KLERKSDORP
ZIP 2571
South Africa
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12/25/1999 | How Do I send a message to the Astronauts.
I desperately want a QSL card of this mission
Edgar Abraham
ZS6AFF
100 Swart Street
OUDORP
KLERKSDORP
ZIP 2571
South Africa
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12/25/1999 | how many people are occupied by the project hubble thanks
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12/25/1999 | The mission to fix and upgrade the Hubble Space Telescope
is one of the most important space missions of the last
10 years. Our scientific information on cosmic distances,
luminosities, and spectra are improved independently of our
knowledge of the correct bolometric corrections to apply
to starlight by this important apparatus. And it is connected with our visionary sensibilities, our ability to
pick out meaningful scenes from the stardust, so that Hubble
enthusiasts have become eager readers of the tea-leaves
of space. Charting the heavens with Hubble leads us not only
to better data on the atomic objects of study, the stars
and other objects, but also allows us to map the scenes we find in the stardust onto maps of the celestial sphere,
so we find out more about how imaging nebulae and imaging
galaxies sub-illustrate the story we find in the constellations. The appearance of the nebulae as they
are rotated must fit in with the transformation of the
constellation symbols as they move across the sky, as
Orion rises like a proud wing, then stands in his Winter
Cresent of Stars wearing his wing like a robe, the horsehead
nebula B33 dangling from his belt as Leo bolts up from
behind to pursue him, the two seperated by the long, astonishing tapestry of NGC 2264, crowned by S.Monocerotis.
Hubble will help make the cosmic symbolism more accessible
to our vision as it helps us refine our models of the stars.
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12/25/1999 | Merry christmas! Great job on the Hubble!!!
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12/25/1999 | As this will be the last Shuttle flight of the 20th Century are there any plans to commemorate the first flight of the 21st? A set of postage stamps for example postmarked Cape Canaveral would be one way to reach the many thousands of like minded people who would like something to remember the efforts of ALL those involved in Space Exploration by!
A signed photograph of the crew of this current mision at the end of the 20th Century would be gratefully received if it is at all possible!
Sincerely
Martin Dewhurst
77 Park Way, Pound Hill, Crawley, West Sussex,RH10 3BS,U.K.
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12/25/1999 | Hallo Claude, Du bist einfach super!!
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12/25/1999 | merry x-mas and happy 2000 from Belgium
keep up the good work!
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12/25/1999 | Merry Christmas from Arizona,
I am not sure if anyone from NASA really reads these, or if they are just there for the public, but I applaud the work that you ALL do, and Wish you all a Happy Holiday, and a Safe and sucessful New year.
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12/25/1999 | This is agreat website. I have always been interested about learning more about space travel ways to learn more the launches and more from nasa.
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12/25/1999 | Discovery: You are doing just great. Many of us in Canada are watching you.
Merry Christmas.
We pray for you in your work and for your safe return.
Bruce Crozier
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12/25/1999 | You men and women are doing one hell of a job. I am proud to be a part of this great nation. Thank you all for your dedication and hard work.
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12/25/1999 | What photographic equiptment was used on this mission? Why wasn't flash used in many of the photographs? Fill in flash would of enhanced many of your shots. Just wondering. As a photographer I dream of being on the shuttle or space station as a photojournalist some day.
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12/25/1999 | Hi, everyone. This is an awsome site as far as I am
concerned. Great information site for learning about the
various aspects of the timelines involved in producing
a successful mission. I have always kept track by news and
media sources, but for some reason, neglected to consider
the internet. I am glad I have. This has given me a chance
to download info and video files to show my children. OK,
who am I kidding. I love it more that they like it. But it
is still a great way to add more knowledge to the ole
gray matter. Thanks for doing this site,
George W. Giesenhagen
Kewanee, Illinois
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12/25/1999 | I think this web site is AWESOME!!!!
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12/25/1999 | I am proud to be able to live in such an exciting time of exploration. The NASA people are truly an inspiration!! Great Job and keep up the great work! God Bless!
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12/24/1999 | To all the people behind the scenes that have made space exploration a reality, I thank you.
I want to wish all of a Merry Christmas and awonderfully great New Century!! With many more fabulous discoveries ahead. Keep up the good work and God Bless.
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12/24/1999 | I really apreciate having this be available to all of us who couldn't come along. Thank you for fixing our telescope, and have a safe landing........Denny Wright
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12/24/1999 | Good luck, astronauts!
Best wishes from your Brazilian friend.
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12/24/1999 | My daughter ask,"In space is time any different than on earth?" Does an hour in space seem the same as an hour on earth?
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12/24/1999 | My daughter ask,"In space is time any different than on earth?" Does an hour in space seem the same as an hour on earth?
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12/24/1999 | Are you having Turkey and all the fixin's tommorrow night and how do you keep the bird from flying away?
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12/24/1999 | Spotted Santa? I expect a photo soon.
Dodi Davies
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12/24/1999 | Very nice pages form the hubbel
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12/24/1999 | why not send one of the shuttles to the moon or mars,it would be cheaper in the long run especially getting it back than getting it there.Arthur c clarkes book greatings carbon based bipeds chapter six uses of the moon will explain all.
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12/24/1999 | you are doing a great job the views are out of this world
hope that you all have a very good xmas
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12/24/1999 | how expensif is a flight of a space shuttle?
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12/24/1999 | When the shuttle captures the HST, how close are the orbits? If the two are in slightly different orbits, how are the forces handled?
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12/24/1999 | I am really enjoying the coverage of the repair mission. Its about time that the Hubble got fixed. The entire US and the world should be thankful for the work that goes into all of the shuttle missions as NASA does what it does best.
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12/24/1999 | I enjoy reading the messages and seeing the pictures from space.
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12/24/1999 | Karen Shramke
Lee Buschman
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12/24/1999 | Enjoy the up to date information on your web site, keep up the good work!
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12/24/1999 | I have followed the Space Programme since day one,and it has been awesome.The only real setback,was the fire allthose years ago on Apollo One,it still hurts all these years later.
TO THE CREW OF DISCOVERY -- A MERRY CHRISTMAS A HAPPY NEW YEAR
GOD SPEED TO A SAFE LANDING
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12/24/1999 | Great job
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12/24/1999 | You all do a very fine job and have my support. I wish everyone at NASA a Merry Christmas and A very Happy New Year. May all your missions be safe.
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12/24/1999 | Dears
First of all I want profit this time to wish a Merry Christmas and Happy New.
I have got no questios for the moment, but I want to thank you very much for your efforts to help us to understand the Universe thaat we, The Humanity belongs.
I can not imagine where were we without assistance aand tenacity.
Miguel Angelo Barreto da moura
from Cape Verde
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12/24/1999 | Viele Grüße aus Wildau (Deutschland)
Super Seiten !!!
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12/24/1999 | Great site. Thank you for the updated information and
real life experience. It is a true education.
Sincerely,
Judy and Jessica Middleburg Florida
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12/24/1999 | Friday December 24.1999.
Dear HubbleCrew:
I think you guys are doing a great job with your mission,
keep up the good work., When you get the pictures up and running
again you need to show more 3-d images and galaxys forming., also
I think you need to show really faraway galaxies., Thank you.,
Sincerley,
ChrisHill.,
Also(StarTrekFan.)
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12/24/1999 | Hello. Great job. Godspeed and Merry Christmas to you all.
Get that Telescope humming again!
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12/24/1999 | Comments:
As I said in my Christmas Message I feel that the work you do
is very important and vital to the future of mankind. If we
plan on being around for the years and millenniums to come, we
must do what is required to ensure mankind's survival. One of
the things we must do is, improve our ability to handle any eventuality.
I believe one way we can do this is by increasing our ability to Live work and
play in Space. We must make the use of Space profitable. In order
to make space profitable we must get more people involved and ready to
work in this environment and instill professionalism in these
future workers.
I can think of a few industries, which may make a profit listed below.
I am also aware that we need to make more technological break-throughs in a
number of areas:
R&D
Test and Evaluation
Manufacturing
Mining
Recreation and Entertainment,
Questions:
1) Which areas are you aware of that we can develop to make
a profit in Space?
2) What can I do to help? I want to help in a big way.
Tim
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12/24/1999 | Very impressed with the way the Crew have fixed the Hubble. Bet the view is awesome.
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12/24/1999 | Good job!!!!
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12/24/1999 | May the Holidays be especially significant to those of you in space. May everyone in Nasa keep their chin up and plow on ahead with akk your important work.
I have foolowed space expolration ever since Sputnik I went up on my twelth birthday. While the reasons for the "Race for Space" may have changed, we nonetheless need to explore our future homes.
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12/24/1999 | Hi my name is Denys Alvarez I like the study of the stars when I grow up I would like to be an astronomer.Keep up the good work.
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12/24/1999 | YOUR DOING A GREAT JOB AND DOING IT FAST!!!!
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12/24/1999 | Super!! I might not want to work there with the eyes of the internet on me, but a great way to "visit" without the hassle. Nice job
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12/24/1999 | Merry Christmas everybody, who are living on the Planet and working on the orbit.
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12/24/1999 | Merry Christmas!!! I write you from MADRID(Spain).We hope you are all fine at the return of this so hard mission.Also I want to send a message to Pedro Duque (ESA Astronaut), who was here last year giving a confference with the rest of STS-95 Shuttle Crew: Pedro haber cuando te volvemos a ver por alli arriba, un saludo de un amigo y vecino de tu barrio.
Since I saw them so near me, I`ve been follow all the shuttle space trips with so much interest. Have a nice home return, and good luck guys!!!
Angel Gago Oliveira. Madrid. angelgago@mundivia.es
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12/24/1999 | I've been following the space program since the early days of Viking and Redstone. NASA has come a long way since then.
You have a tough job ahead of you because most people don't understand what it takes to put men or machines in space.
They also don't realize the interaction between space and world technololy. GOD BLESS YOU AND BRING YOU HOME SAFELY.
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12/24/1999 | Hi gentlemen
I am Ganesh, from Bangalore, INDIA.
I like to ask you, how could astronauts up there in space keep there
body fit, so that they could not have much difficulty when they return to
mother earth.
Thanks, looking forward to your reply.
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12/24/1999 | How many further missions to Mars are in the planning stage and are there other missions ready to launch at this time?
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12/24/1999 | Good Luck to all
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12/24/1999 | I have been wondering (since the astronauts had so much trouble with the bolts on the hubble telescope) why they dont use some other type of fasteners, to secure the different components in the telescope, such as magnets. I would think that in the vacume of space there wouldn't be anything that would be able to jar such components loose.
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12/24/1999 | I'm a computer network engineer. I'm glad to hear that Y2K computer problem is not only on earth as well in the space too. Since a young fellow I'm interested in space and space communication such as Ham-Radio. How do you navigate through the space without a collision with some old items circle around the globe. So your speed must be up to 25'000 km/hour. I wish you a good time up in the space and I wish you merry X-Mas and a happy new year 2000.
With kind regards - Wolfgang Sidler - Switzerland
http://www.wolfgang-sidler.com (w.sidler@tic.ch)
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12/24/1999 | I am a Pharmacist and I've been following the Space
program from the beginning. My question is that at one
point years ago the space Crew took amphetamines. I would
like an answer to this to clear my mind, and I'm sure
that I would also take something to go to space.
thanks and let me say whatever the cost I'm willing to
pay taxes for this.........
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12/24/1999 | We are looking forward to the resumption of the observations, although I'm a novice back-yard stargazer,
I find the Deep Space photos awe-inspiring!
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12/24/1999 | I am a Pharmacist and I've been following the Space
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12/24/1999 | Meka nang niyamai!
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12/24/1999 | I was born 500 year too early.
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12/24/1999 | Im very surprise to see a Intel 486 into Hubble
because is my computer processor
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12/24/1999 | See anything unusual especially around Christmas? Not in space, but down here. Anyway, watch out for a fast moving sleigh, a bunch of raindeer and a Jolly Old Man in Red! We wouldn't want any collisions!!!
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12/24/1999 | Doing real good up there. To bad you can't push that reset button
on the MPL..ha. Have A Safe Trip Home!! TEXAS.
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12/24/1999 | Merry Christmas to the Shuttle crew from Sunny South Africa,
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12/24/1999 | The images from space are INCREDIBLE! Thank you for making them available!
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12/24/1999 | Thanks to NASA's weather speculation for the August total
eclipse of the sun I was able to see the total eclipse at
Karlsruhe in Germany.
An experience my wife and I will never forget:-)
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12/24/1999 | You guys are doing great. I always look forward to coming here!
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12/24/1999 | I would like to tell you that I like your site. I like especially the pic's. Merry X-mas and a happy new year. Special for Mr. Claude Nicollier: Joyeux noel et und bonné heureuse anneé.... Volker Schmekel, Bern (Switzerland)
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12/24/1999 | What is the maximum time that the back-pack support system can keep an astronaut safely on a space walk? What kind of safety backups are in place in event of a component failure in the back-pack?
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12/24/1999 | Great job with both the telescope programs and the web site. The discoveries are beyond amazing.
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12/24/1999 | I think this is a wonderful site and to see those gentlemen actually work over my computer is amazing. I wish you all a Merry Christmas, those that fly and stay on the ground! Ric Valentyn - Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
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12/23/1999 | As you work on the Hubble telescope, are all tools tethered? Also, on December 22, about 1:44 am from our location in Lawton, Oklahoma, we were to see thew moon as much as 14% brighter. How was the view from the shuttle?
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12/23/1999 | Alan Rhodes
Science Teacher
McCluer High School
1896 S New Florissant Road
Florissant, Misouri 63033
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12/23/1999 | Having just finished reading what happened to the old Soviet Buran shuttle project, you're doing awfully damn well. I also believe it's a shame NASA does not consider a degree in Geography sufficiently scientific to get into the space program.
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12/23/1999 | THANK YOU FOR ALL THE GREAT PICTURES, I ESPECIALLY LIKED THE LIFTOFF! I AM 6 YEARS OLD, PLEASE FIX THE HUBBLE TELESCOPE SO THAT THE WORLD CAN SEE PICTURES FROM THE HUBBLE TELESCOPE ON THIS SITE AT A FUTURE DATE.
MY THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS ARE WITH YOU. YOU ARE THE LUCKY FEW WHO ARE AT THIS MOMENT A HANDFUL OF ASTRONAUTS TO WALK AND LIVE IN SPACE. HOPEFULLY IN MY LIFETIME I MAY GET TO DO THE SAME.
MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL OF YOU. KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK.
MICHAEL NORRIS
BURLINGTON, ON
CANADA
AGE 6
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12/23/1999 |
FANTISTIC JOB! KEEP IT UP. I FULLY SUPPORT THE SPACE PROGRAM AND ALWAYS WILL.
BRIAN
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12/23/1999 | AL Krusky Jr. age 39 Canada..
despite the amount of dollars being spent on the space program
I believe the money was well spent.. just as any new field of technology
some things and experiments are not going work..
I have watched the space program since I was a child..
often thinking about how many miles that golf ball has gone to date.
I believe the public despite its complaints do so enjoy watching
and cheering NASA to victory.. I have seen many a victory
from NASA..
I was waiting just as your scientists to hear the first audio stream
from Mars. disappointed however we will hear audio and I
will be listening.
for the phones.
It still amazes me about the computer technology NASA used
in their earlier moon mishons, I can only imagine the amount
of power your systems have today.
I would have loved using this site as a child.. this site is a
great idea.
My wife and my self look forward to hearing from you..
always wanted to see that launch vehicle you still have service.
great work to all of you..
AL ANN KRUSKY..
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12/23/1999 | I don't really have any questions, but I would like to tell you how much I enjoy the opportunities this site provides for those of us who follow the space program with passion, but will never be able to make the "journey". Thank you for keeping the world informed.
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12/23/1999 | I don't really have any questions, but I would like to tell you how much I enjoy the opportunities this site provides for those of us who follow the space program with passion, but will never be able to make the "journey". Thank you for keeping the world informed.
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12/23/1999 | A cat has nine lives. You have more. God Speed.
John & Cathy Morrow ARL HTS, IL
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12/23/1999 | Excellent!! I love the up to date reports on the HST mission
Keep up the good work!
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12/23/1999 |
Mike,
Have you done your Christmas shopping?
If so what have you bought the rest of the crew.
Festive regards!
Colin Brooker and Clive Watson
England.
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12/23/1999 | What is it like in space
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12/23/1999 | I feel that NASA has the best web site on the internet,It makes one proud to be american,With the work that is being done by our Astronauts repairing the Hubble telescope, The great web site that we have to follow it. Keep up the good work.
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12/23/1999 | Why is there a loss of signal during the Shuttle's orbit. I thought there were enough relay satellites so there would be a continuous signal. When is this problem going to be corrected?
Is there going to be an IMAX movie about Hubble to that the public can see the quality of the photographs Hubble has produced?
What has Hubble learned about the center of our galaxy? Can we now predict the age of our galaxy?
What is the farthest distance that Hubble can see?
Has Hubble been used to photograph any of the planets and their moons?
Why does the broadcast.com signal jerk around? If I had a direct NASA TV signal would there be a smooth picture?
I am using the broadband (300K) signal.
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12/23/1999 | i would like to know when or how to see astronauts at work
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12/23/1999 | There are still folks out here who believe in the importance of the work NASA is doing.
The Lunar landings, the unmanned Mars exploratory missions, and the planetary fly-bys rank as the most exciting and most significant achievements of this millenium.
I'm still hoping for a manned mission to Mars within my lifetime (I'm 52). Please make it so!
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12/23/1999 | Great job gang! I've been watching the live feed over the internet and it's simply fantastic! Merry Christmas.
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12/23/1999 | God Speed. We love you
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12/23/1999 | GOOD LUCK AND GOD SPEED
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12/23/1999 | I have been following the space program since Sheppard did his suborbital flight!
This is such a treat...I was missing the launches on t.v. I
am so glad to have found this web site. Keep up the good
work!!! Thanks
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12/23/1999 | Hallo!
Die Info,s die Ihr anbietet sind wirklich sehr interessant.
Die Bilder aus dem All einzigartig schön.
Es wäre allerdings besser, wenn Ihr die Live Video Übertragung öfter zeigen würdet.
Ansonsten macht weiter so und viel Glück für die Zukunft.
Frohe Weihnachten
Moskito.MD Germany
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12/23/1999 | Incredible, awesome, fantastic .....we need a new set of
superlatives .... the old ones just don't cut it anymore.
Pierce Evans
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12/23/1999 | Great photos! Any chances of getting some in posters?
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12/23/1999 | This is wonderful! What a gift to ALL of us to have your website. With gratitude, Jennifer Capella (yes, same name as the star in Aurige, I named myself after that!)
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12/23/1999 | how is it in space during Christmas and also do you get a chance to see any Christmas lights.
did you prasnts with you
I will like to go up in with you from alan
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12/23/1999 | To all the Crew and Team "keep safe". Thanks NASA for a great site, I wish all web pages were as good as yours.
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12/23/1999 | I THINK NASA IS THE BEST THING ON THE INTERNET. AND HAS THE BEST OF THE BEST WEB SITES. AND THE HUBBLE
SPACE TELESCOPE IS MAKING THE FUTURE OF SPACE TO SEE MORE CLEAR
TO UNDERSTAND.KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK.
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12/23/1999 | visited your site today as a novice internet user.
i am very impressed.
thanks for your open information supply.
-- wim de morree / pe0wdm / the netherlands --
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12/23/1999 | We are thrilled to be able to communicate with the crew. May all at NASA have a blessed holiday season. Bill and Kitty Gietzen trudy1709@aol.com
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12/23/1999 | Hello Nasa,
this is a very good Site.
I wish the Nasa and the Crouw a Merry Christmas
and a Happy New Year
Greats from Lüdenscheid/Germany/Europe
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12/23/1999 | I would like to wish all Members at the Shuttle merry Christmas !!!!
And all People at the Mission Control too. God bless you ..
And I wish you good Luck & allthe Best for the upcoming Missions !!!!
MERRY CHRISTMAS TO EVERYBODY IN SPACE !!!
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12/23/1999 | In the past I thought,that the stars are so very,very little
and I'm so very big. After visiting your greatfull sites I
learned that the stars are very,very great and I'm very,very
small. I visitet your sites the first time, but surly not
the last time.It's very interresting.Merry Christmas, a
happy new year and good luck for the future from a small
town in Germany.
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12/23/1999 | Farewell, DF-224 - congratulations on a job well done! Some of
us will miss you especially... Best of luck to everyone on
the ops teams, especially FSW, DMS, PCS, and DMS. Have an
excellent holiday and new year! In a way I wish I could
support this mission, but I must admit that it's been more
fun watching STOCC web-cam while my kids are napping. Take
care of that new computer! - Jennifer Love
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12/23/1999 | This is my first visit to your site. I plan to be a regular
visitor. Yhanks for inviting me.
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12/23/1999 | I want to Know what is the orbit called that Hubble maintains and what does that mean really? Does it stay in one place over the earth or does it circle the earth? If so how does it compensate when focusing on a point in the Universe. Please respond!
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12/23/1999 | Hello I'm sitting in a dark room in Lancashire, England with only the light from my screen and the flashing christmas lights next to me. It's great to feel at one with space and my fello man, where ever he may be. I feel vey humble (or should that be hubble) to be watching. Maybe one day I will take a more active part. Here to all the TEAM it's a great show, keep it up and Gods Speed on your return.
Michael
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12/23/1999 | REMARKABLE WORK FOLKS!!!! GOOD LUCK AND GOD BLESS
RESPECTFULLY YOURS,
WILLIAM HOLLY
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12/23/1999 | Great site!!!
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12/23/1999 | very good.
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12/23/1999 | A perfect job and the right co ordinatiion among hundreds
of people involved in this spectacular mission.
Congratulations to everyone involved.
Waiting for the pictures of their 2nd EVA
Kris Krishnan
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12/23/1999 | Merry Christmas!!!!
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12/23/1999 | Just a big thanks for keeping us all up to date on this mission.
I believe our future and our past are out in the stars.
Thanks again.
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12/23/1999 | It is really great to have such a complete Website to keep up on NASA doings. It sure beats trying to catch the 20 seconds every now and then they have on TV news.
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12/23/1999 | Merry Christmas to all the staff at Nasa, and a special holiday greating to the shuttle crew and their continued success of this repair mission. I wish the crew could be home with their family and friends for the holidays, but I am very thankful for their dedication, as well as the ground crews, to put Hubble back into service again. It is such a magnificent eye to our universe. Bless you all.
I know the gyros have been problematic in the past, are these replacements employing any newer technology to make them more reliable?
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12/23/1999 | You aare doing great.The pictures from space on excellent.
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12/23/1999 | Hello,
I am a big fan of the shuttle missions. I remember getting up very early to watch the first shuttle launch when I was a kid. I remember where I was when I heard the terrible news of Challenger. I hope the shuttle program cotinues to have success in its missions.
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12/23/1999 | I love to watch "my" space thru the lenses of that gorgeous telescope. I hope that one day I'll visit the US and also NASA.
Keep on running and explore "our" space ...
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12/23/1999 | This is so cool!! I loved watching your live video cam!! Thanks a lot! Keep up the good work! I support you 100%!!I hope you continue to recieve funding in order to continue exploring lifes greatest mystery!
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12/23/1999 | No question just want to give you guys a AT A BOY ! . Keep up the good work and Gods speed
Edgar T.
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12/23/1999 | What dose it take to get a job as a tech for nasa
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12/23/1999 | Great site.This is my first time but it won be my last that is for sure.Tank,s for all the documentations and keep up the superb work.
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12/23/1999 | Dear NASA, this is a great site and I thank you for making it available to all of us who think this space program is amazing! I set my alarm when I was in Elementary school to watch John Glen on his first mission and since then I've been totally hooked! Please make more video available as I think this is so awesome and I could watch it all day if I didn't have to work! Congratualtions on another successful mission and keep up the good work; We as Americans are so proud! Lets continue to strive for more knowledge and working together to achieve it. What God created we're just starting to explore and with His grace we will go where no man has gone before.
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12/23/1999 | Great site. I'll be coming back to this again and again.
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12/22/1999 | Thank You! You at NASA are the stuff that dreams are made
of! It has been more than 35 years since I read Robert
Heinline's "Have Space Suit Will Travel", and Dr. Asimov's
"Foundation Trilogy". "The Voyage of the Space Beagle" by
A.E. Van Voigt also comes to mind when I read articles about
"Freedom", the world's new Space Station and Mr. Hubble's
telescope. It gives me a great sense of pride (read that
as goosebumps) to think that my generation is the one to
have initiated exploration of the Greatest Frontier on the
grandest of scales, and in the face of all of the trials,
tribulations, and failures, WE HAVE NOT QUIT. To paraphrase
'Q', Space is full of things, both wondrous and gross, but
it is not safe. So be carefull out there. Whether you know
it or not, I'm right there alongside you hoping that maybe,
someday, I'll really get to go too.
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12/22/1999 | Hi, I'am amateur astronomer, and want to say you CONGRATULATIONS and THANK YOU for your job, that help us to understand this universe.
I think you have a very important job.
GO AHEAD
Luis Bentancor
Miami, Florida
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12/22/1999 | Interesting site. Will revisit. HEP
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12/22/1999 | Congratulations to first successful repairing EVA!
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12/22/1999 | This is just wonderful, to see it live on my computer.
Who would ever have thought it??
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12/22/1999 | You guys are doing wonderful..Keep up the good work!
Merry Christmas and a safe 2000.......Hope to see more
missions this coming year.........
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12/22/1999 | HI GUYS! I'M FROM PUERTO RICO AND I LIKE SO MUCH WHAT YOU DO! SORRY I NEED TO SAY THIS IN SPANISH ( I HOPE YOU CAN UNDERSTAND THIS): DESDE PEQUñA ME HA LLAMADO LA ATENCIóN MUCHICIMO EL TRABAJO QUE USTEDES HACEN PARA ADELANTARNOS CADA SIGLO CON SUS INTELIGENTES DESCUBRIMIENTOS. DE VERAS LOS FELICITO Y CONTINUEN INFORMANDONOS EN ESTE WEB QUE LO HACEN GREAT. SO GUY, NOW YOU KNOW THAT TIENEN UNA FANATICA EN LA PEQUEñA ISLA DE PUERTO RICO.
BYE
PEACE
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12/22/1999 | SO MANY ACCOMPLISHMENTS..SO MANY PEOPLE TO BE THANKFULL FOR...SO MUCH GIVING ..SO LITTLE REWARDS...ACCEPT ..THANKS TO ALL OF THE PEOPLE AROUND THE WORLD THAT HELP WITH THIS PROGRAM...FROM THE BOTTOM OF MY HEART...THANK YOU ALL..!! JUST KEEP ON SPACE TRUCKIN..!!
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12/22/1999 | I get more news about space here than any other news program. I like this site very much. Thanks for making it available.
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12/22/1999 | Dear Curt, Jean-Francois, Michael, John, Scott, Claude and Steven, the Merriest of Christmases and Happiest of New Years!
Download 7 hours of good MIDI music from my site: http:/members.theglobe.com/cecchi (clicking on Santa Claus animation).
This music you could take with you in the space in the next mission: it is so easy and soft to listen!
The warmest regards from Pietro ing. Cecchi (Livorno-Italy, I live just in front of the Naval Accademy)
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12/22/1999 | I love science and space since I was a kid during the Gemini
program....love it!!!!
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12/22/1999 | I love your site! I just completed a college physics course this semester,
Astronomy I, and found so much pertinent information here. It's become a
favorite site for the family!
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12/22/1999 | Wonderful site.Godspeed to STS103 crew,and all the people of NASA
Merry Christmas.
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12/22/1999 | I love the study of space. Looking OK from here.
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12/22/1999 | Doing fine...
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12/22/1999 | Where can I find information about the experiment schedule for a specific shuttle mission? I am interested in what experiments are being done during a mission.
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12/22/1999 | Tell you how your doing, Guys your doing just GREAT, All of America should be PROUD.
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12/22/1999 | FANTASTIC! WHAT A WAY TO GO INTO THE NEW MILLINIUM! FANTASTIC!
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12/22/1999 | just looking on the aol and thought i would look up nasa site was really surprised to find it. I have a 8th grader who is studing the solar system in science and he realy enjoys finding information on it. I was really little when we landed on the moon. Keep up the great work and i hope our nasa keeps getting all the support it needs. It`s all new to us rather when been up there more then 10 times. Ever mission is a little different and new. Good luck always.
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12/22/1999 | It is great to see the shuttle flying again after such long gap with such a spectacular mission.It is also good to see
Michael Foale in space again.I wish him and the crew of
Dicovery all the success with mission and I wish everyone
at NASA a merry christmas and a happy new year
from everyonein London
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12/22/1999 | An Excellent site , I have enjoyed looking at the pictures
from the Hubble at stsci.edu and followed their link to this
page a job well done.
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12/22/1999 | merry christmas to all associated with the hubble telescope
and thank you for the space pictures Ienjoy looking at them on my computer. thanks maybellene
australia
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12/22/1999 | I'm overwhelmed from everything in space technology and space flight. I deeply regret that TV does not bring more live from the missions. I'm Swiss and proud that Nicollier is also a Swiss and performes such a great job. My hamradio call is hb9cmt.
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12/22/1999 | I congratulate all of you on this mission and wish Merry Christmas to all the astronauts. I hope they know that we are with them during this holiday time and pray for their safe return. Happy Christmas, out thoughts are with you.
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12/22/1999 | Simply the best!
I`m a spacefan from Austria-Europe and visit your
Websites every day.
I´m a Hobby-Astronomer and look with my Telescope
many time to ISS,MIR and SHUTTLES.
Mfg JOSEF
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12/22/1999 | I'M WATCHING THE SPACEWALK AS I'M TYPING THIS MESSAGE.AWESOMEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!! IS THERE ANYTHING ELSE TO SAY? MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL AND A SAFE TRIP BACK TO EARTH (HOME). GOOD LUCK!!!! FROM THE MELLEM'S IN MICHIGAN
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12/22/1999 | Great. I love every minute of it. I think it shoud be brodcast on
network television.
Thanks for sharing the missions with us.
Dan Turchan
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12/22/1999 | Hello Those graphics are really beautiful on the mission
simulation,these computers are really getting cool,yeah
I was a Space Craft Electrical installer on the apollo
program back in 1965,That was really wonderful when
they touched down the flying beadstead on the moon
I went to NAA&SID and was asked to join the festavity on
july 20th 1969 I saw the early Boilrt Plate of Chalangere
in 1972 whe they started the STS program,well I am running
out of things to say except that those Solid Fuel Boosters
sure sounded good when you guys Lifted off a couple
of days ago,Liked that Pop corn real good.It was really
popin BCNU WB6MCF 73s and 88s to all Bob out!
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12/22/1999 | Hello to NASA,the crew and support team. I have been watching the real video on the web and have enjoyed it very much and have relayed the information on various local nets
in the amateur band. Thanks and good luck to all.
Arthur Z. Rowe - N1ORC
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12/22/1999 | I would like to wish a very Merry Christmas to the crew now working on the Hubble space telescope. It would be nice if they could be with their families for the holiday, but I understand their work is also very important to them. Anyway, good luck and Happy Holidays!!!
Wendi
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12/22/1999 | Great site, very informative
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12/22/1999 | bravo to nasa and all the crews that make it go. what you are doing is vital to us in the 21st century. how does the ordinary citizen like me be most helpful, not only to the continuation of our space program, but to its strengthening?
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12/22/1999 | I still have faith in NASA!
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12/22/1999 | Iam intersted in the gyroscopes aboard the hubble telescopes .. how often must they be serviced?????? I am also curious as to who manufactred the "gyros" as the company I am an inspector ( Quality engineer )....... is one of the largest gyroscope manufacturers in the world.... I also want to wish all the staff a merry christmas and a happy new year!!!!!!!!
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12/22/1999 | Thank you for a wonderful and very educational web site. My sons and I enjoy learning about the space program and one day would love a chance to go in space too.
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12/22/1999 | Good luck from Switzerland.
Werner Zehnder, Arnegg, Switzerland
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12/22/1999 | i have watch a lot of your mission i never seen on stars in the backgrond.all that blackness you would think you would see at least see one star
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12/22/1999 | I wwish you had more live broadcasts on your website. I grew up during our journey to the moon, and have loved it ever since. We go to launches every chance we get. Please show more. WB
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12/22/1999 | Dear NASA Team,
I think you are doing a real good job, and I love to watch your NASA TV. Is there any possibility to get it over sattelite here in Germany? Because watching NASA TV over Internet is pretty expencive as long as we don't have flatrates here. There is only one thing I don't like in your reports. That you often use miles instead of kilometers. Most people in Germany can't really imagine how far a mile is. And I think its the same in most other countrys. Of course we could look it somerwhere up and than calculate how far it is in kilometers, but that is very disturbing during reading or watching NASA TV. O.K. Thats it. James R. Frysinger has writen a comment about that allready earlier in that Guestbook. Good look with your mission.
Stefan Fisches
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12/22/1999 | Dear NASA,
I am absolutely overwhelmed by the positive responences that
I have just finished reading on this page! It must be
wonderful to have so much support from Americans and the
World! Thank you for wonderful sights that you have developed
during the last few years. I've had the NASA,KSC,JSC,JPL, ect.,
sights in my bookmark list for some time and visit often. I
used to complain that I couldn't find enough info about the
Space Program, now I don't have enough time to stay current
with all of your pages. Much praise to the Web page designers
for the constuction of all sights. Keep up the great work and
Thank You.
To the astronauts aboard STS-103, to the ground crews and support
staff, may the Higher Power that put us in this time and place,
hold you and your families in the palm of His hand and keep
you safe! Happy Chrismas! and have FUN!!!
Ed Yates, Cranston, Rhode Island, USA
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12/22/1999 | Albert Holm (NASA Goddard) is my brother inlaw. If you see him, please wish him Merry Christmas and a Happy New year.
Jim Baker
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12/22/1999 | I am writting from Mexico City.
Its very good work you have done there in NASA and everybody, cientist, employees, austronauts, etc.
congratulations.
Fausto
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12/22/1999 | I am fascinated by your adventures!
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12/22/1999 | dear ladies and gentlemen;
MAY THE GOD OF LIGHT ,YHWH. THE FATHER OF LI BLESS YOU ALL
AS THE ANGELS IN WINGS WEAVES THEIR OWN MASTERPIECE,FOR HEREVER YOU GO ,I GO AND UNTIL THE MORNING.
RESPECTFULLY ;
AMENEMOPHIS*******
amenophe4@up2me.com
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12/22/1999 | Wonderful site.
Good luck to the mission!
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12/22/1999 | keep up the good work
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12/22/1999 | The N.A.S.A. homepage is really grate and impressive. Most I like your part about the Hubble telescope. please send me some information. Yours PHILIPP
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12/22/1999 | I would like to know when HUBBLE was launched, in which Shuttle, and the distance from Earth. thank you very mucj.
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12/22/1999 | May God bless all those men and women involved in furtherance of our meager knowledge of our vast universe.
Will the answer to our beliefs be revealed through our humanly efforts? In our time? By the Creator Himself?
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12/22/1999 | Godspeed to all on STS103 from all on the home planet. Wish I could be with you guys. Must be a terrific view! Roll on when ordinary citizens are allowed to go into space! Can't wait!. God Speed and Happy Christmas! Excellent website!
From Eastbourne, Southern England
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12/22/1999 | HI!
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12/22/1999 | To all a very Merry Christmas and safe return from the Hubble.
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12/22/1999 | I would like to download Pictures from HTS that could be used as walpaper on my PC. Can you help me?
Thanks!!
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12/22/1999 | For All the Best for 2000.
Jan Hummeling
Holland
Homepage www.casema.net/~cwm
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12/22/1999 | We have orbited the earth for years with the shuttle, when is the shuttle going to the moon?
Could the shuttle land and take off where there is no gravity?
When are you going to launch two shuttles into space?
Are you going to build a space station?
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12/22/1999 | Gosta Froleen
froleen@spray.se
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12/22/1999 | Hello, I'me looking for a live video feed from Discovery can you guys help me, I want to watch the whole thing them working on the hubble. however this site here is very nice your doing good so far lets see some over the sholder camera angle dig
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12/22/1999 | I love your site, it's very easy to find what you're looking
for. As far as the mission, I'm very glad it's being done
cause we can all use " a big eye in the sky " not to mention
more recent pictures on APOD. Much love, have a MERRY X-MAS,
GOD BLESS YOU ALL.
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12/22/1999 | I love your site, it's very easy to find what you're looking
for. As far as the mission, I'm very glad it's being done
cause we can all use " a big eye in the sky " not to mention
more recent pictures on APOD. Much love, have a MERRY X-MAS,
GOD BLESS YOU ALL.
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12/22/1999 | why couldnt the fuel tanks been used to help build apart of the space station,instead of letting them fall back to earth and burn up?
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12/22/1999 | Great site. I enjoyed many informative items this evening. This is my first visit to the NASA website.
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12/22/1999 | the temperature they show on the view of the mission/where is that temp. located
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12/22/1999 | I really enjoy the still pictures and the informative
text you are posting about the mission. I cannot view
the video because I am learning another operating system, Linux,
and don't know yet how to download and view video under
Linux at this time.
Thank you for all the up to date information on the
Hubble Space Telescope mission.
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12/22/1999 | I love the adventure of travel and Thank our Lord we are being about to enjoy this miracle from home. Thank you all. Happy Holidays from a Pribilovian from St. Paul Island , Alaska in Anchorage.
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12/21/1999 | Merry Christmas & Holiday wishes to the crew of STS-103, keep up the great work and enjoy your flight now and all future missions.
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12/21/1999 | NASA's Space Programme were really cool
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12/21/1999 | Iam Josh Neuroth from yakima Wa. Keep up the good work and
come home to us .Have a merry merry chisttmas.And a happy new year!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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12/21/1999 | Great job. Keep up the good work.
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12/21/1999 | Great job on this site. Can't get too much of the pictures
or video. Is there a way to see more coverage of shuttle
flights without having a satellite feed?
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12/21/1999 | What is the Temperature outside the shuttle?
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12/21/1999 | It's a real shame that some people just can't wrap their tiny minds around the concept of space exploration and it's meaning to the human species. I cannot blame them completely, however. NASA (or Lockheed) needs to make a better effort to explain WHY they do things instead of just WHAT they are doing.
Good luck with this the 3rd servicing mission!
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12/21/1999 | From Rockvale, TN NASA has one of the most interesting sites on the internet. Information is always being updated.
The pictures being returned by the Hubble are incredible.
Information from the Hubble pictures and the other space
observatories NASA is deloying will continue to challenge our concepts of space and the origins of the universe.
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12/21/1999 | My name is Nathan Hayden and I love space. I had my mom decorate my room like Neptune. I would love more information on the space mission to MARS, and the Hubble repairs. I am 7 years old. (My mom is helping me to learn more about space.)
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12/21/1999 | MERRY CHRISTMAS TO THE CREW OF DISCOVERY MAY GOD BLESS YOU ALL AND KEEP YOU SAFE
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12/21/1999 | Outstanding effort by NASA! I'm so pleased and proud to see this vital mission go forward. The work here is so important to all of us in the understanding of our world and universe. All the Best and Godspeed.
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12/21/1999 | Have been logging on to this site for quite some time now. It's great how you keep old retired folk like me up to date on the missions and the associated experiments/reasons for.
Thanks to all at NASA, have Happy Holidays and prayers are with you for many more successes!
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12/21/1999 | I'm from upstate NY and I love this site also like watching to the new NASA TV station I sit and watch every chance I get it is very interesting
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12/21/1999 | I'm tired of all the NASA hype over missions that are one failure after another, wasting billions upon billions. Considering the original inflated HST cost plus the equally costly immediate "corrections" to the original botched manufacture (about the same as original cost), and now with these $1-billion-a-shot "repair" missions, the Hubble is the most poorly constructed and costly telescope ever conceived.
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12/21/1999 | I like your site, it is informative and uptodate
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12/21/1999 | Very interesting...from sunny South Africa!
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12/21/1999 | Very interesting...from sunny South Africa!
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12/21/1999 | Just like to keep up-to-day
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12/21/1999 | Our prayers are with you all.Merry Christmas
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12/21/1999 | This is a great site! I have always been interested in what's going on.
Is there a way to find out what job opportunities are with NASA?
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12/21/1999 | Quisiera por favor recibir informacion acerca de fotos o nuevos descubrimientos en esta area.Los saluda amistosamente desde Argentina!!!!!!!
Gaston(un fan del cielo)
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12/21/1999 | Quisiera por favor recibir informacion acerca de fotos o nuevos descubrimientos en esta area.Los saluda amistosamente desde Argentina!!!!!!!
Gaston(un fan del cielo)
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12/21/1999 | Keep up the good work!
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12/21/1999 | Hello could you tell me if i can see the current shuttle mission in the night sky and at what times i am living in county Cork in Ireland.Contact me by e mail.
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12/21/1999 | A wonderfull achievement.hope to see more foto's of the acutal repair. it's easier to explain the kids
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12/21/1999 | Excellent page: very user friendly and splendidly designed.
As an imaging specialist, I would like more information
from you on resolution/size of images before beginning to
download if possible. Thank you for the quality!
H.J.P. Arnold, Space Frontiers Limited, UK.
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12/21/1999 | Thanks, Good Luck and Godspeed.
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12/21/1999 | Nice job on the web site. Looking forward to the repairs and getting the telescope back on track. I am sure that you have alot of science just waiting to be done. Good luck!!!
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12/21/1999 | A great project!!! Thanks to all who made it possible.
I'm PROUD to be an American. "Wyoming Bill"
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12/21/1999 | 12/21/99
I just love your web site. It is so interesting. I think that it is great to have Hubble's eyes in space. Happy Holidays and clear viewing!
Kathlyn
Houston, Texas
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12/21/1999 | Mike Hindelie
ParkGille2aol.com
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12/21/1999 | Allways
a great site Good Luck to you all & God Bless
Merry Xmas & a Happy New Year 2000
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12/21/1999 | Allways
a great site Good Luck to you all & God Bless
Merry Xmas & a Happy New Year 2000
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12/21/1999 | Hello
I´m a 17year-old girl from Austria and I have been very intersted in space science for many years. I´m always fascinated when a spacecraft launches to the orbit or anywere else. I would love to work for the space programm in the future. So keep it going!!
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12/21/1999 | I just read that the Hubble telescope will be retrieved after its mission ends. I was worried about its fate. It deserves a special place at the Smithsonian. I believe that Hubble is the greatest accomplishment man has ever done. It has added more to mans understanding of the universe then any other thing, human or otherwise. I'm looking forward to the next generation of telescopes and seeing Hubble "face to face" one day. Thank you for making my day!
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12/21/1999 | Why can't we put a satellite in orbit around Mars, and position it so it could monitor any future landings? And why isn't there anymore interest in manned moon missions? We should have had a base on the moon years ago.
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12/21/1999 | Would like to see more video of real time otherwise you are doing a fine job
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12/21/1999 | Is there a direct TV link to this Shuttle Mission? I recall watching hours and hours of
live link driect from the shuttle during an earlier Hubble repair mission. Does NASA have
a continuous TV broadcast on some cable channel or network?
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12/21/1999 | How far behind schedule is NASA in the implementation of the
SPACE STATION? What is Canada contribution ($'s) for the the
SPACE station?
Thanks,
DR
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12/21/1999 | Why does it cost 250 million a month to keep the Hubble
in orbit? Where does most of the cost acurred?
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12/21/1999 | Au bientôt "Vétéran" de l'espace Claude Nicollier
toutes mes félicitations et meilleurs voeux pour le
prochain millénaire.
Carlo Crivelli
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12/21/1999 | Merry christmas and happy new year!
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12/21/1999 | My dad was in the space program in one form or another for
almost 30 years. I grew up with NASA and all that led up
to it's inception. He was a troubleshooter for Boeing.
You name it, he tested it. He worked with the Air Force
at MC Connell AFB in Wichita,Kansas. I don't want the space
program to end. I wish it was not SO expensive, but I feel
it is worth it. Good luck on all of your missions. Let's
look to the stars.
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12/21/1999 | Hi My name is Grant Ewart, i am aged 13, I live in Arbroath, a small town in Scotland. I am quite interested in space travel and if you could give me updates on the Discovery mission.
Thanks
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12/21/1999 | I'm an 11 year old G.A.T.E. student at Chippewa elementary school when I get older I want to work for N.A.S.A. weather it is building the shutlles or being on them.
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12/21/1999 | I enjoyed the pictures HUBBLE took, and was wondering if you could release more pictures of mars taken by Surveyor. I have only seen a few and was hoping more would be released. I heard about 30,000 pics were taken a day while it was operational. Why were so few only shown?
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12/21/1999 | Great web site. Keep up the good work, thanks for the big work. Clear skies, Serhan Önür from Turkey
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12/21/1999 | Congrats For the splendid job,I wish the crew and all those
people how are involved with this event
Seasons Greetings and A Save return for the crew
Richard
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12/21/1999 | I've watched launches ever since I can remember. I wish the launches would interupt programming like it did when I was a kid. IT IS A BIG DEAL!!!!! I'm still amazed at what you do. NASA and all you astronauts, keep up the good work. God Bless and Happy Holidays!!!
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12/20/1999 | I have enjoyed all the images from HST and good luck with a speedy repair mission. I think being able to access via internet is fantastic. I have been a rooftop astronomer for 44 years. Keep up the good work.
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12/20/1999 | My son and myself try to watch every launch when ever possible.
During the launch on the 19th.he asked me a question that I
really could not answer and really did not think about it untill
then. Could you please tell us the total length,in feet,of the
entire rocket assembly and the length of the space shuttle its
self. Any information would be appreciated, thanks.
Greg Kudlak
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12/20/1999 | No question. was told to leave message
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12/20/1999 | What is the projected lifespan of the repairs that are scheduled to be done on this mission?
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12/20/1999 | Would like more information on the Space Station.
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12/20/1999 | It has been a great experience for me to follow NASA and the missions into space. Why can't I see stars from NASA TV while observing space and the shrttle
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12/20/1999 | In reflecting on what has happened to the two Mars programs, I still believe that NASA is still second to none. Our space agency is leaps and bounds over any other country on this planet. The world looks to NASA when they talk about space exploration, and I would like to take this time to wish the current crew of the space shuttle mission a big good luck!! I am sure they will succeed and thus allow the entire world to marvel at the accomplishments that Americans can do when we work together for a common good. The Hubble Space Telescope is a great tool for all of mankind. I will be using images from Hubble in my classroom next semester when we work with our Space Unit. GO NASA!! And God Bless America.
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12/20/1999 | What can I say, I am proud to be an American. Keep up the good work and stay safe. Happy Holidays. N. L. Dondlinger UW Oshkosh
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12/20/1999 | How is possible to have any informations about live video of shuttle crew (time of connection with Real Video, for example); I would see video during TV connection with Astronauts ! Thank you for your attention.
Dr. Nicola Corbascio,
Italy
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12/20/1999 | From Manchester New Hampshire
At the age of 69 I have followed NASA since our own Allen Shepard took that historic flight many years ago.
And the sad day of our teacher Christa tragic flight.
All I can say is One giant step for all mankind is in the hands of NASA and the LORD.
God Bless you all
Ed Russell
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12/20/1999 | Keep up the good work!! I hope to be up there one day!!
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12/20/1999 | Thank You,Crew & support team. Fix that Hubble! We love the pictures of Reality, the Universe, and Everything! Keep doing that Cosmic Dance around our little Rock.
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12/20/1999 | This is the best web sit on the internet. Keep me up to date. Thank you very much for your hard work.
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12/20/1999 | Je suis remplis d'admiration pour ce que vous faites pour la recherche spatiale. C'est grandiose ! Voilà de l'argent bien dépensé.
Je souhaite à tous ceux qui collaborent à ces projets, du plus petit manoeuvre au grand directeur, en passant par les astronautes, une réussite totale. Que le 21éme siècle soit le votre.
Continuez à nous faire rêver, s.v.p.
Je suis très intéressé par l'achat des deux badges commémorant la mission actuelle STS-103 (HST 3A ET STS CREW)
Si je pouvais avoir celle de Mr NICOLLIER, it'll be so nice ! Kidding.. MERCI, SO LONG.
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12/20/1999 | Hi! I'm a ham operator my call is kc5qvd someday I would
like to talk to the space shuttle crew. I enjoyed looking
at the web-site. I would like to wish all of them a safe
trip there and back. and most of all merry christmas.
Thanks
Doug/kc5qvd 73
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12/20/1999 | I would like to see a second HST build someday. I am sure there is enough telescope exploration to be done , to support such a project.
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12/20/1999 | Good Luck Everyone
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Millenium.
Michael
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12/20/1999 | Hello from NJ USA. The last time I checked into shuttle/Hubble update that site was not giving me updated information as of 12/20/99. I have been interested in the manned/umanned space programs from an early age of 8 years old and here I am year later at 44 years of age and I am still very much interested in NASA space program unmanned and manned space flight
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12/20/1999 | I am a first time vistor to your guest book,however I am a long time suppter to nasa and the men and woman of nasa
that keep the dream alive
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12/20/1999 | Congratulations on yesterdays launch! I appreciate the many benefits that NASA brings to mankind, keep up the good work.
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12/20/1999 | GLAD ALL IS GOING WELL
GOOD LUCK
BERNIE
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12/20/1999 | I read about the launch of the "Discovery." on the BBC News Web Site (wonderful news coverage). Along side the article was you web site. I'm always so impressed by the marvelouse American Engineering in space .
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12/20/1999 | I have been an avid Science Fiction buff since I was a kid in the 50's. I never dreamed at the beauty and splendid colors we would see from the Hubble telescope. Thanks very much for a dream come true.
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12/20/1999 | Bravo on getting STS-103 off to a great start. Hubble will open its eyes to the universe as our little planet celebrates its millennium. It good to see such productivity in the name of science. Again, great job to everyone involved!
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12/20/1999 | the hubble space telescope is one of the best developments since God said let there be light, for now we can see just what he did. for the heavens declare the Glory of God and space shows forth his handyworks(Psalms). the hubble is an extreamly necessary tool for space exploration and is of untold scientific value
sincerely
tim Macaluso
Organic Chemist
California State University Sacramento (CSUS)
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12/20/1999 | I like millions of other people, will be watching as you service Hubble.
Don't let that put you off. We're not watching to see if you make a mistake, we're watching because you are doing precisely what we want to do.
Best of luck
Merry Christmas from Australia.
Yours sincerely
Alan Erskine
tdbear@mpx.com.au
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12/20/1999 | I find that you are in wrong way !!
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12/20/1999 | Viel Glück euch allen bei der Reparatur des Hubels.
Claude Nicollier wie ist das Gefühl zu wissen, das Sie demnächst in das All aussteigen werden.
Gruss dany
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12/20/1999 | Hi SHUTTLE crew hope you have a happy xmass in space and
a good mission. plase could you send me a photo of you
in space thankyou .
yours kevin G7VNP
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12/20/1999 | What can I say? Season's greetings to you all together with my hopes and prayers for all on board Discovery. May there be many more successful missions to come!
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12/20/1999 | There is a posibility to send e-mail
christmas cards and regards to the crew?
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12/19/1999 | Beautiful Launch!
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12/19/1999 | keep up the good work. thank you
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12/19/1999 | I want to thank the Congressional sponsors for the funding
they help to provide for Space exploration. I have Great joy
and pride when I watch the space shuttle liftoff. We are the
greatest nation on this earth. It is our responsablity to be
the ones to explore the universe. We have the means and expertise
to do this. But the biggist problem is funding. We were ok
to spend the money to beat the Russians at the time. Thats
why we were able to get to the moon first. We had a big goal,
beat the Russians. Now we don't have the Russians, so now do
we just stop. No more goals? The biggest goal now is the desire
to "know, wonder, dream," whats out there. And in persueing
these dreams we benefit from the discovers in technology and
accomplihment. Investigate what we have recieved from the space
exploration, "sips", microwave food in pouches,electronics
in smaller more comlpexed packages. The future is ours to
control. Lets don't blow it now. I always reflect on the big blunders
that others have done, IBM selling Intel, they are sorry now.
IBM selling Microsoft, "OOPS" we did it again. Lets don't "oops"
with Space exploration now. Get the the money to NASA so they
can do the right and most efficent job possible.
Thank you.
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12/19/1999 | Do uou post any live pictures from the shuttle while in orbit ? If yes , can you send me the url ?
Thanks
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12/19/1999 | Thank you for bringing space travel to us. Watching the lift off of Discovery on NASA TV tonight was amazing. I am a teacher and I am currently involved in the Mars Milleneum Project with my students. Watching the lift off still leaves me in wonder. I can remember watching when man made his first steps on the moon. I look forward to the day when we take our first steps on Mars. Thank you to congress for the continued funding to the space program. Thank you for bringing the adventure and education to us. Our prayers are with you.
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12/19/1999 | HI polit
is it hard to fly the ship?
can we be e-mail pal's?
what are you going to do up in space?
have a nice Christmas in space.
God is with you have a safe trip and see you all soon?
love
Shane
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12/19/1999 | hello out there, i don,t know about anyone else- i think you guys are doing a real good job, thanks.
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12/19/1999 | Dec 19,1999 GOOD JOB DONE ON THE BLAST OFF.
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12/19/1999 | Im 9 yrs old i hope your mission goes well and wish all the crew good luck andhave a great christmas andsafe return
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12/18/1999 | Greetings to Steve Smith from Terri and Greg in Overland Park, Kansas! We met you a couple of years ago when you helped out with the YES clinic in conjunction with the Women's Final Four (I was Tim's assistant at the time). My son, Greg, will never forget meeting you - you made a lasting impression on him. We're so excited for your next trip into space. We're wishing you a safe and successful adventure. God bless!
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12/18/1999 | i ust want to say that i pray for all of you there . i hope that everything works out allright always . i know you have difficulties but am sure with the type of people there you can solve anything .just keep on tyring...you can never fail when you keep trying.thank you for such great teamwork you show and god bless all of you. happy holidays and keep safe.
a supporter always
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12/18/1999 | I think you are doing very good, thank you for the informations.
Thomas Iversen (Denmark)
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12/18/1999 | Dear Friends of the NASA!
I'm an very interested man for exploring of space. Thank you for the fantastic informations, videos and pictures from space and the space-shuttle mission. I hope, the mission of STS-103 Columbia will be succesful, so we all can see live pictures from hubble teleskop. I wish you all the best for the crew and the mission of STS 103. Tomorrow I will see the launch at your live web-cam.
Gratings from Berlin,Germany
Hubert Berndt
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12/18/1999 | A GREAT SITE AS ALLWAYS.Keep up the good work people,make this one just like a fun walk in the park.
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12/18/1999 | I wish you good luck for the Hubble Repair mission!
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12/18/1999 | Good Luck to the Crew for STS-103 Service Mission to HST
In the future, are there any plans to look for more extra-solarsystem planets using HST and Chandra?
Thanks.
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12/18/1999 | My family and I are brand new to the web, and the more we see on the web the more I realized how we have the whole world in our home. I came upon your site this evening (12-17-99), and tomorrow I will inform the kids not only is the world at our finger tips, but also the universe. thank you for putting this up for us and all to see. Please lord be with the women and men who go.
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12/18/1999 | the pictures that hubble sends back are just absolutely
breathtaking. I marvel at the wonders of our galaxy. One of
my favorite pictures is of m-57 ring. my daughter is study-
ing the solar system in school and i find this site and the
astronomy picture of the day to be very informative.
thank you for the pictures and insight into our galaxy
Robert Rider
Dominique Rider
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12/18/1999 | I think it's really cool, all the pix from the HST. What would be even cooler would be allowing people to accually view the pix from HST at the same time you were viewing it.Is it possible?
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12/17/1999 | It seems only yesterday we completed SM-2. Even though I am retired now, my thoughts and interest are still with all of you, especially those professionals working in the STOCC. I intend to follow this mission via the internet. That kind of makes me part of it again. Go get'em team!
Arnold "Arnie" Boone (Retired)
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12/17/1999 | My children (two boys, 10 and 8 y.o.) and me have been very interested to visit your site!
Thanks ever so much... it's great!
Best greetings,
Lionel Fivaz
Félix-Emmanuel Fivaz
Timothée Fivaz
From: CH - 2300 La Chaux-deFonds
Switzerland
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12/17/1999 | we have alot to learn, thanks to you we can go to the moon and beyond....
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12/17/1999 | I'm in my 40s and have always wanted to be an Astronaut. I love everything about space and am always amazed at the data that comes back from Hubble or from space missions. Since NASA started NASA Television when a mission is going up, I'm glued to the channel from lift off until Touch Down and feel that I'm on board. I feel it's very important to have these missions for our life time and for the future. I can't wait until the Space Lab is fully up and going. My best experience so far is the one time the video camera was turned on during the landing a couple of years ago, I really felt like I was on board!!!
the very first time. I think I was just as excited as the crew was. Good Luck with this mission and fixing the Hubble.
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12/17/1999 | I'm really enjoing the site, keep up the great work!
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12/17/1999 | Dear NASA Administrators and Staff:
All my life, I've had the luxury of looking up at the most amazing spectacle that human kind has ever known, but how often have I actually done it? How often have I marveled at the wonders of space and what answers may be waiting for us there? How often have I taken the time to relish the planet on which I live? Far too seldom, in all cases.
Recently, I bought myself a Meade LX50 8" telescope, and have found a renewed fascination with the wonders above. I have also found a real joy in following the efforts of NASA. I have marveled at your successes, and I have shouted mental encouragement in those moments of frustration.
I guess most of all, I'd like to thank you all for your continued quest -- for the dedication and constant striving to go further, learn more, and accomplish greater things.
There's a closing line that a lot of people involved in astronomy use as their closing tag line to email messages, and it says just about everything that needs to be said, regarding the stars, and life in general. I wish it to you now.
"Clear skies!"
Keep up the excellent work!
Thanks for your dedication!
Never stop pushing the envelope!
Sincerely,
Todd A. Merrifield
Grand Rapids, Michigan
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12/17/1999 | Gentlemen,
Since my visit to Kennedy Space Center in 1981 I am very much interested in all NASA operations.
As a new member of the INTERNET family I look often to your home-page.
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12/17/1999 | Looking foward to visiting NASA-TV on the net during this service mission to The Hubble Space Telescope.
Thanks for putting NASA-TV on the internet.
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12/17/1999 | thanks for the continued great coverage of the latest shuttle launch.I have been interested in the space program since it's beginning and have been able to listen and /or watch many previous missions from the mercury days with Allen Shepherd to the disaster of challenger and on into the past launches leading to this mission. I am also a collector of mission and launch photos and would like to know where I can get imfo. concerning a series of photos called the space shuttle collection. Please keep up the great work,and I hope to hear from you about the photos. I am employed at Mississinewa High School in Gas City ,Indiana . thanks again for all you do, and the very best holiday wishes to you all. Have a safe launch,and a successful mission,and return home safely thanks
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12/16/1999 | Thanks for the experience of being a part of the launch
it's great for the mind.
Also, Thank you, Congress for the funding.
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12/16/1999 | Dear,Nasa
Myfamily is soon going to The Kennedy Space Center.
Last time we were we had just missed the launhing,Iwas really sad.
Got to go Know!!
From,stephanie
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12/16/1999 | Nice site. I'm doing a report about the mission for my astronomy class. This was very helpful. Good luck!
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12/16/1999 | I cannot tell you how exciting the return on the investment
to develop and launch as well as continue to service the HST
has been to mankind. I have always been very pro-space since
I was a very small child but when I see accomplishments such
as the telescope, Apollo, and hopefully Cassini, it makes me
wish we could forge ahead with the ISS, the next generation
telescope, and manned missions to Mars with much greater
commitments.
Best of luck in the quest for knowledge from the great last
frontier and from political money raising campains as well.
Kurt Brink
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12/16/1999 | Great job! Some of the best pictures I've ever seen.I hope they get off before the new yaer. I know the support crews are unhappy with the late launch.But, better safe than sorry. Gods speed
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12/16/1999 | Right now I have nothing to say thank you.
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12/16/1999 | HST got wonderful univers images.
But I cannot explain in English.
I pray success of 3A mission.
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12/16/1999 | Good Luck and God Speed to our missions. Come home safe!
Brittanie
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12/16/1999 | Hey Nasa !!! To your crews and the spacetravellers I wish you a good day/night. And also to the people who stay and work on Earth !!! Helmut Krebs, Lahnstein, Germany
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12/16/1999 | Hello Nasa. Good luck for launch !!! Marc
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12/16/1999 | which shuttle crew memberswill be in orbit on new year
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12/16/1999 | You have a Killer Site!
Den är fruktansvärt BRA! (=Swedish)
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12/15/1999 | I noticed that there are no female crew members on this mission.
How is crew selection decided?
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12/15/1999 | Your doing a beautiful job of keeping me informed about current events ao NASA. Keep it up. congress BETTER keep
funding and should increase the monies.With NASA on dish network I'm keeping up with most of this new happings.Good luck ,Ihope every thing goes well.
Sam Ricotta
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12/15/1999 | all the best for the tip
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12/15/1999 | Keep it up!!!!!1 Its great, Love it !
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12/15/1999 | Do you have a site where I will be able to watch live video
on the Internet? Please let me know asap. Thanks.
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12/15/1999 | DEAR NASA
KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK AND BEST WISHES TO THE
CREW OF STS 103.
YOURS KEES DEGRAAF, OAKVILLE, ONTARIO, CANADA
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12/15/1999 | What is the shuttle flight veiw for the milleneum.
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12/15/1999 | Hello N.A.S.A.
We have not had our Computer for long,and a friend told us
about your Website.
This is not the first time we have visited your site but the
first time we have E-Mailed you.
Please could you settle an argument for us.
How does sound travel through space as it is making our hair
fall out with everyone saying they are right.
We have another question if this is alright.
Would it be possible to put a Camera in the FlightDeck of
the Space Shuttle to watch the launch that way for us on the
outside.
Hope you do not mind the question's and we wish all of the
Space Shuttle crew a safe and sucessful Voyage.
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12/15/1999 | A very good site this is.
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12/14/1999 | Our prayers and best wishes are with you. Godspeed.
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12/14/1999 | What is the future for the hubble space telescopes over the next 10 years? And is there any other projects in the works for another space telescope?
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12/14/1999 | sending every new information to my E-mail
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12/14/1999 | Dear Mr Claude Nicollier, though I may not be able to attend the launch, I'll be logging daily onto STS-103 website for the latest updates on you and the rest of the crew.
May you have a good flight! Good luck!!! All the best from your Singaporean friend, Sharon Hee :)
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12/14/1999 | How much longer can we reasonably expect Hubble continue to function so well as it does.
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12/14/1999 | I am from Mallorca (Spain), and i need some information about the Hubble SM3A mission, for mi son.
than you for your atention
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12/14/1999 | Good luck on the mission.Davie Flurey,Glasgow Scotland
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12/13/1999 | Great web site! Hope to see my first space shuttle lift-off this week. Keep up the great work.
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12/13/1999 | You sirs must have had a terrific workout; Glad I could lock!
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12/13/1999 | Hi my name is Guillermo Jaramillo from Colombia South America. Im wandering how can i get a poster from you, please let me know.
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12/13/1999 | Keep up the good work
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12/13/1999 | Test Post
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12/13/1999 | Hallo Nasa, Hallo Claude Nicollier
Die Schweiz freut sich jetzt schon auf das Abenteuer!
Good Luck!!!
Gruss aus der Schweiz
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12/12/1999 | I found perpetual cameras a while back and just love all the places i have gone
with the cameras where i can move the angle of the shots, i liked it so much i have
added perpetual camera's to my web-site at www.misterjokester.com NEWEST CARTOON FOR
CHILDREN, stop by 90 ONLINE GAMES MERCHANDISE
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12/12/1999 | hi
many thanks for the best internet site in the world.
i have got onto the net only so i can follow nasa on all of your projects. im finding it easy to find my way around,and
the info is more than i can cope with...cool:)
keep up the good work you guys,
all the best
stephen g brown
wrexham, north wales, united kingdom.
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12/12/1999 | You are doing well !
Sorry for you about the Mars landings although the mess in your handling of inches, feet / millimeters, meters has a little flavour of Goofy.
Best of luck to your Shuttle Mision.
Thanks for your good information
Jorgen Norby.
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12/12/1999 | i think the hubble space telescope is money well spent,i am glad to see you are still looking after it because without it we would not know half as much as we do now.i understand that there is another telescope going up as well as hst i hope it performs equally as well.keep up the good work. From a life long fan.
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12/12/1999 | Great web site.
love to visit in person, but disability prevents me!
how about a live video feed from hubble !
regards john.
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12/11/1999 | Congratulations for such a great webpage full of information.
Since I was a child I was looking for a chance to be closer to the space or those several mission programs.
However, it`s only a dream to be a part of it, but your webpage keeps the dream alive.
The best wishes to the next shuttle crew for the STS-103!
(Lars Eller/Germany)
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12/11/1999 | What are you looking at now???
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12/11/1999 | L.S.
One time i hope to pay a visit at your site.
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12/11/1999 | You are doing great!
Please keep it up.
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12/11/1999 | turn hubble to our moon ? is it possible to see where we first landed and if there are any objects left on the suface by our first lander, what about the flag left there ?can hubble get that clear of picture ?
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12/11/1999 | Great
I visited NASA in january, as 40th birthday present.
I would very much love to see a shuttel launch, and hope to return soon.
The whole visit to Kennedy center and the Cape tour, is something I have dreamed of since I watched the space programe in the early 60`s.
John Fathers,
Oxford,
England.
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12/11/1999 | what a beautiful picture, from the other part of the
world. here from the netherlands!
can hardly wait to see the launch on my homecomputer!
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12/11/1999 | good luck. saying a prayer
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12/11/1999 | You are doing very well
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12/10/1999 | The pictures was very beautiful!
I'm a Space Shuttle fun but unfortunateli,
I didn`t found a picture from touchdown.
If it is possible, I want to ask a picture
about a touchdown by e-mail.
Elore is k”sz”n”m!
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12/10/1999 | I am doing an extra credit report on this shuttle mission. I would like to recieve any updates or special information possible. Thank you, Jacob
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12/10/1999 | When will the international spacestaition be finished?
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12/10/1999 | The 1967 Navy gave me a 16-week Aviation Electronics Course in ten weeks -- FAST TRACKER ! I am so very proud of our NASA Space Program -- even with a couple Mars landers hushing their communication before the completion of the mission. The pictures from the moons of Saturn are the best. Mars exploration will come.
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12/10/1999 | Will a second more modern "hubble" be funded and launched in the near future?
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12/10/1999 | The Nasa, Shuttle, Hubble, Mars - sites - absolutely great! What a discovery!
Peter Bietenholz, Uitikon/Switzerland
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12/10/1999 | Can i get picture from hst from deep space via email?
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12/10/1999 | Keep up the outstanding work!!!!!
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12/10/1999 | I was watching Nasa television and was intrigued by the sewing involved in your repair for the telscope. I design clothes and sew. Good luck with your rolls of fabulous fabric!!!
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12/9/1999 | Hello NASA!!
Please. Tell me more about SETI and missions
Best regards,
Marco
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12/9/1999 | muito legal....eu gosto muito de ver isso!!!!!
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12/9/1999 | LUNAR CALENDAR : THE FIRST DAY WAS :
DEC.07.1999 FOR YEMEN AND LYBIA
DEC.08.1999 FOR SAOUDI ARABIA, EGYPT, TUNIS AND ALGERIA
DEC.09.1999 FOR MOROCCO
CAN YOU PLEASE TELL ME WHETHER THIS IS POSSIBLE AND IF SO PLS EXPLAIN...
BEST REGARDS
JAMAL HONISCH
CASABLANCA/MOROCCO
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12/9/1999 | The interactive cam manoeuvring facility is a truley beautiful piece of kit enabling me to view anywhere in the room, i'll be back during the day next time.
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12/9/1999 | Is it possible to receive CD-ROM of images for slow-connected people ? Thanks and good luck !
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12/9/1999 | The way NASA offer us to understand and follow what is on about the shuttle missions (espacially this one) is as amazing as the mission itself. Thank you for your website wich is a reference for me. I wish you ( all the crew members and all the technicians teams) a full succes for this mission. As many people, you must know that our eyes and our heart goes with you. If a lot off people just do not care about space, i think we are a few to think that what you are doing is in a way, the best humanity can do, of course in a technological way, but may be (in fact i am sure) on other way too, and specially spiritual i think. Looking deep in space and time with Hubble, is another way to ask the same old questions about us. People who get the honnor to serv this search, may be gets a beat of the answer. They have my deepest respect and admiration. From Brittanny, where i look tonight to the moon and the stars, i would like to tell you how much i feel what you are doing is important, far away from just scientific results(wich are also important). I see your face on those pictures, astronauts and technicians, and the only thing i can say to sum up my feeling is : God bless you all for what you are doing. Thank you.
Guy-Christophe Coppel
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12/9/1999 | Dear Sir/Madam,
My name is Tay Za Lin and I'm a Ithaca High School student in New York.
I would like to have some information from NASA. So, please contact me back!!
Respectfully,
Tay Za Lin
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12/9/1999 | Iwould like to know more and you people (nasa) have the coolist web site
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12/9/1999 | Good luck Discovery crew. Tex Rouse, 39 Squadron Royal Air Force.
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12/9/1999 | Nice site...
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12/9/1999 | Thankyou so much for this webpage, and keeping us informed on everything happening in space.
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12/9/1999 | You need to update more often.
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12/9/1999 | It's great to be able to find out the latest about the Hubble Space telescope. Thank you for making this site.
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12/9/1999 | I love your site! It is well done. I am a senior quality
engineer at GSFC supporting the Crew Aids and Tools (CATs)
for HST. It is really great to be able to show your site
to my friends and family. Thanks so much for all your
efforts. Well done!
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12/9/1999 | What a fantastic website! i have just found you and this is the sort of place that realy gets me going! We all owe you a debt of thanks for all the hard work and sacrifice that you go through. Mother nature and humanity are relying on you all to get the eggs out(off)of this basket before its to late.
M.Dawson, Student, England
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12/9/1999 | I think that you are doing great with the maintainance of the hubble telescope, but one thing disturbs me how come those two mars probes were so unlucku?
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12/9/1999 | You are doing fine. May be excellent. Since, I am from India i did not know what time difference is betwwen EST and here in Chennai. Is it possible for u send me the time which i have to login to view the live video feed from HST.
Thank you, yours, Sampath Kumar.
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12/9/1999 | Yes,I would like to which arew the fastest spaceship that reach out of earth and how long it takes? Thank you
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12/9/1999 | i watched the latest mars mission live with nasa. you have a great site and i share
your lose very keenly. space exploration is very very nessecary because we will
someday expand our boundries from this planet. i regret that budget cuts have
reduced us to this. is it time to remember and use the kiss principal on our
missions? i mean, instead of building a small very complicated piece of hardware
that will break or fail easily, couldn't we make a more durable craft with less,
such as a camera and a couple of experiments that would excite the public and maybe
get their interest up? i mean , distastful as it maybe nasa is in show-biz also.
we can accomplish alot ,slowly if we hook the public. my heart was riding with the
probe ,but the average joe doesn't understand and probably never will. he will be
interested if u dramatize it in the right way.
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12/8/1999 | i am a malaysian chinese, i am 20 now
i love astronomy very much, but malaysian is not so interested with it
i am very admire all employments working in nasa, and american have so much of change to know about the space
i think all nasa employees have do the best
good job
NASA, i love u
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12/8/1999 | yeah I think that the most important thing right now is getting a man to mars.... so why arnt you motivated to doing that... What happened to the NASA in the 60s??????????
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12/8/1999 | Great Job and Holiday Greetings!
The inspiration of Christmas Spirit is still the
most powerful expression of universal.
Angel Resto of PR.
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12/8/1999 | Our local cable TV station carries NASA TV every time there is a scheduled launch and my whole family loves to watch the liftoff and everything in between to the landing. My 4yr old grandson watches the lift offs with me if they are at a reasonable time. I like having him watch them with me because it is history in the making and maybe some day he will look back and say I remember seeing that when it happened.
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12/8/1999 | Well-made site , is there a way to get some deeper tecnical inf. ? (I am a tech. student)
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12/8/1999 | This site is great.
I love it.
The Hubble Space Telescope has changed my life and
it is very much apart of my life.
If anything happened to it....tragically I would need to
just take a week off to feel better. It's part of me.
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12/8/1999 | I am interrested in doing computer animations of missions, satellites, etc. Who would be the best person to contact.
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12/8/1999 | Just found your website. Pictures and layout are excellent. Keep the data coming.
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12/8/1999 | Love the website and all the GREAT information! Keep up the excellent work!!
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12/7/1999 | Go Discovery!!!!
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12/7/1999 | Great!
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12/7/1999 | Great job! Hope you get the KSC cam working soon.
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12/7/1999 | Keep up the good work !!
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12/7/1999 | Dear Sirs,
A job well done,on the layout of the Servicing Mission 3A Website. I do the public tours at GSFC on the weekends.
I have mentioned your website on my public tours of STOCC. It would be nice if you would have a schematic of the layout of the instruments and hardware inside the HST. I hope you can get the ICam at STOCC working soon.
Good Luck with the Mission.
DJ
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12/7/1999 | Will you be updating the SMIT (pdf) for the latest launch date?
Regards
Steve Thomas
PS. Great Site, Well Done.
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12/6/1999 | just found your web page and haven't read too much into it yet but looking forward to it!!
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12/6/1999 | I am very interested in the space program and am wondering if there are any sites I can go to that teach me more about space. I am hoping to becom a future astronaut.
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12/6/1999 | My name is F bio Paulo Basso, i have 19 years old and i am a student of computer science of Brazil-RS.
I am developing an multimedia animation of eart and i need pictures of this.
If you can help me i whill be great. Sorry about my poor english.
Thanks for attention!
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12/6/1999 | Hello,
my name is Joerg and i live in germany. I am a very big fan of nasa. 3 years ago i looked a shuttle lunch in florida.
Yesterday the web was to full to watch the mars mission.
Please send me some information about Nasa and KSC.
Thank you for the trouble
Joerg
Joerg Maass
Ritterstr. 10
35216 Biedenkopf
Germany
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12/5/1999 | This Web site is just too cool for words!
Thanks for sharing so much information with all of us
"space junkies". Watching these Hubble service missions
makes me feel like a kid all over again even if it is as
a 45 year old kid!
Thanks again, good luck, and Happy Holidays and Y2K!
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12/5/1999 | Love you guys!!!!
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12/5/1999 | hi!!I'm korean..
my niam ha tae sung
i hope nasa to work....
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12/5/1999 | Very grateful to receive all information releases concerning the Hubble-telescope.
gratefully yours
Gosta Froleen
Ballonggatan 7
S169 71 SOLNA
Sweden
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12/5/1999 | Great sight - hope all goes well. Glad to see lots of information shared.
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12/5/1999 | Can hubble see the mars polar lander? If it were aimed in that direction!
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12/4/1999 | That's a very good job that all of you are doing.
Merry Christmas and good Y2k for all the crew.
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12/4/1999 | Hello from Brazil.
I'm very excited with the opportunity to have a link with the Hubble Telescope.
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12/3/1999 | I would like to know do you have any journals regarding space missions or soughts of information?
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12/3/1999 | Best wishes to the crew of Discovery - may you have a safe and successful mission.
As long as men walk in Space boys will dream.
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12/3/1999 | I wonder what might be the propulsion system for future? Have you got anything that relates on seeing things in 10-dimensions?
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12/3/1999 | My compliments!
(Dr. Gianfranco D'Elia - ITALY)
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12/3/1999 | This is my first visit to this web site. It's wonderful!! I could easily spend my entire workday on the site but must settle for part of my lunch hour.
Thank you for your wonderful work.
Best Regards,
Jerry Lawler
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12/3/1999 | Hi I'm Cathrin from Switzerland
As I have an 8 year old son who is very interested in the space shuttle I had to find the Nasa page, as soon as we installed Internet. From time to time we look through the pages and always find something interesting.
We are very proud of "our" Claude Nicollier. We hope that he has a successful flight, and wish him all the luck when he is doing his space walk. Sure enough we will all sit in front of the TV, when he is starting!
Greetings from Cathrin and Pascal
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12/2/1999 | Dear Sir,
I'm a 25 y/o male that lives in IL, I have been in the E.M.S. Field for the past 7 yrs. I love the NASA program and have always dreamed to veiw our great plantet from space! But I know that will never happen. But I still hope that one day I will be able to work for NASA on one of the many saftey teams. I have not had much luck finding jobs for that subject on the internet but maybe one day I will, any advise were to look? Also can you please tell me were I can get mission patches, I would like to start collecting them. Thank-you for taking the time to read my letter, nad hopfully I can vigure out how to watch the launch on Dec. 11 on the internet. Thank-You Kindly Josh Maxwell
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12/2/1999 | Greetings to Steve Smith.....from Wadsworth, Ohio.....
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12/2/1999 | You have a great site on the web.I am looking forward to be following all the upcomeing shuttle missions.
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12/2/1999 | Applicable to all individuals, teams and management operators is a fully-earned gesture of recognition towards an outstanding effort - sorry for the superlative.
The science of today leads to revelations not only with yields in technology but intellectual development.
Sincerely,
David Zelden
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12/2/1999 | Applicable to all individuals, teams and management operators is a fully-earned gesture of recognition towards an outstanding effort - sorry for the superlative.
The science of today leads to revelations not only with yields in technology but intellectual development.
Sincerely,
David Zelden
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12/2/1999 | HELLO
¨THE NAME OF HUBBLE HAS COPY-RIGHT?
IN OUR COMPANY WE HAVE A SECTION, THAT PROCESS IMAGEN OF EVERY KIND, AND WE WANT TO KNOW IF WE CAN UTILIZATION THIS DENOMINATION TO NAME THIS.
PLEASE LET US KNOW IF WE CAN .
THANKS.
MARCO L. RUIZ G.
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12/2/1999 | Nothing lasts forever without repair. Robots can't do this work. Have successful and safe mission.
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12/1/1999 | Dear NASA,
Good luck in your upcomming mission, and may God bless.
I am a Respiratory Therapist and a Registered Pulmonary Function Technologist. I know that you have done pulmonary studies in space and would be interested in some of the results. Any info would be appreciated. Thanks.
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12/1/1999 | I worked for Martin on the External Tank for 13 years, retired in October of 94. I was lucky enough to see the launch of the Hubble Telescope. This web site is the only way I have to keep up with the activity and I thank you for that.
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12/1/1999 | from where we are and where you are looking to in the havens to gave a prospicked dricktion of where I am looking from Idaho Springs Colo. USA Skipper ps Ilove looking at what you are dowing. thank you
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11/30/1999 | I cannot see stars in any of the gallery photos of past EVA's. Just a black background. Could this be because it is day time and stars only show up while you are on the dark side? I understand about the blue skies due to the upper atmosphere from the ground. If there were no atmosphere surrounding the planet, would we see a black sky in the daytime. Thanks
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11/29/1999 | What should I do to become an astronaut, currntly i am in Air Force ROTC at Norwich University, with a physics major. I have perfect vision and health. what else do I need?
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11/29/1999 | Doing a great job.
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11/29/1999 | great site.along with ksc i can see i will be visiting you more often. will the mission be overflying new zealand? i am following hst & iss via J-Track. this i can reccomend to everybody. GOOD LUCK to everyone involved in this mission. sgd: j.j. brienesse, president, North Otago Astronomical Society , Oamaru, New Zealand. (affiliated to Royal Astronomical Society of New Zealand)
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11/28/1999 | Please add my name to those who wish to lend their support in your endevour to discover the many wonders of the cosmos.
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11/28/1999 | Thank you for a wonderfuly signt.
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11/28/1999 | It is great to be able to get accurate information on the launches and the crews of the Space Shuttle. I may get to visit the launch site for the launch and I need good info to plan with. Thanks for the great work! I hope to share the thrill of a launch on a video with all my friends at home.
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11/28/1999 | Greetings from Holland. Please forward the following message towards the crew: Have a safe blast off, a very succesfull mission AND last but not least a very succesfull return to the base. Looking forward to see the progress on this site.
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11/27/1999 | I would like to see what is out there yours pete gould
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11/27/1999 | I am 14 and am truly drawn into astronomy! I love your web page it is really factual yet enjoying to look at as well as read! Thanks so much! Sincerly, Gabriela :0)
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11/26/1999 | This is where it all is ,Keep up the good work. Bob
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11/25/1999 | hello this is murrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
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11/25/1999 | I love Space Science and your site
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11/25/1999 | I am glad that your web-site was mentioned in a local news-paper. I enjoy reading the site on a frequent basis. Keep up the good work. I hope that it will be a very succesfull mission.
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11/24/1999 | i am looking for information re repairs necessary to the hubble-nothing on regular news
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11/24/1999 | Hi ! My name is Volkan Delen, and I am a student from Sweden. I'm very interested in N.A.S.A, and I would like to sign up as a member if it was possible. Thank you for a good work, and keep up the good work.
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11/24/1999 | fantastic web-design! well done! grettings from Poland!
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11/22/1999 | May God be with you all as you explore his boundless creation!
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11/22/1999 | High school teacher in New Bethlehem, Pa logging in through the NASA NEW site. I was in Huntsville this summer. Still processing all the data...
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11/21/1999 | NICE WEB SITE COME SEE OURS AT WWW.MISTERJOKESTER.COM 9O ONLINE GAMES, MERCHANDISE, CHAT ROOMS HE IS OUT OF THIS WORLD
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11/21/1999 | Hi-- Good luck on the upcoming servicing mission. I work for Honeywell Satellite Systems; I have been involved with assembling and testing of the reaction wheels onboard Hubble.
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11/21/1999 | Excellent work. The universe is ours thanks to all your hard work guys.
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11/20/1999 | I want to know when you send hubble
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11/20/1999 | Hallo ,I thinl you 've got a really great site cu gregor
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11/20/1999 | wish you success
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11/19/1999 | Very detailed site, obviously oneof Goddard SFC's highest priorityprojects. Good luck to you!BrooklynWalker@hotmail.comhttp://homepages.msn.com/playingfields/brooklynwalker/index.html
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Hi,
My name is Edwin,
I'm an Engineer (Civil Engineer) and was a young lecturer
in Manado State Polytechnic, North Sulawesi,Indonesia.
I'm interest in the Popular Science and Electronic/Electrical
Engineering, and also a Science that related with Space...
I hope you could give me information about Space,
because as we know NASA was a very far beyond in Hi-Tech...
Sincerely,
Edwin Lumunon
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| 11/17/1999 |
this web site is cool
sorry about the hubble
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| 11/17/1999 |
My daughter and I will be in the Orlando area 12/04-12/12/99 celebrating her 21st birthday. We would like to watch the SM3A Mission launch. Can you give us info as to what we need to do, if anything, to watch, best place to watch etc. I remember watching John Glenn's orbit on my grandmother's black/white TV and thinking how really great it would be to watch from close up. We're giving up a day at Disney World to come see this. Any info you can provide will be greatly appreciated.
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hey cool space stuff way ta go
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Dear Webmaster and affiliates,
The website is very impressive in its content and layout.
I am sure most of the surfers would agree that NASA holds alot of the world's vision in the works. Currently I can't make use of everything the site offers but, I looking forward to viewing more of it in the near future. The research and viewing pleasure of the site are well worth it.
Thank you very much,
JR Luna
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| 11/17/1999 |
Fantastic site!
Keep up the wonderful work, and best of
wishes getting Hubble back into service.
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| 11/16/1999 |
I enjoy the varied details of your information. Keep up the good work!!! :-)
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Hi nice site,
i would like too see some images taken from hubble
did i miss these or are they in there somewhere?
Keep up the good work
Regards
Tony Atkinson (Derby uk)
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| 11/16/1999 |
You guys are doing a great job, and hopefully we will be able to continue downloading information from you. Best of luck with the upcoming flight. See if you can't get more press coverage in the upper Midwest (Wisconsin in particular), will you?
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| 11/16/1999 |
It think that you website is amazing and its true.
I am a big fan of the universe and that stuff.
Its really cool
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| 11/16/1999 |
I like the work that NASA is doing, but can't be alittle mroe offial then it is now.
You homepage is great, but is there were more pictures it would be the best homepage I have ever seen.
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| 11/16/1999 |
Welcome! My name is Jabub Salwa. I come from Poland.
This page is very good. You are making a very good job!!!
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| 11/16/1999 |
I like this page as a refrence to the HST.
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| 11/16/1999 |
Hello I am doing a research paper on the solar systum.
I would like you to send me some information.
On the telescopes and the solar systum thank you
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| 11/16/1999 |
Hello I am doing a research paper on the solar systum.
I would like you to send me some onfromation. thank you
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| 11/16/1999 |
HI,
HERE IS FELIX FROM GERMANY AND I WANT TO SAY THAT THIS
IS A GREAT SITE AND THAT YOU ARE MAKING A VERY GOOD JOB !!!
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| 11/16/1999 |
This website is really cool and I think that the Advanced Space Academy was really swift. The one in Alabama that I went to was awesome, but I think that they should give more information for the most current situations that nasa is working on: the truth about the world.
This website is great and I think nasa is doing a real good job. but I was wondering that in NASA, the actual MOCR(mission control) area, if there is a real position with the title SSPI that speaks only to Space station-that was the position I had in academy and in our EDM.
I'm definitely going back. I think you guys should publicize it better.
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| 11/16/1999 |
I'd trade places with anyone at NASA in a heartbeat !!
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I was wondering if I can get a launch pass to see the launch.
I was hoping that my former employer, J&T, would extend me that
courtesy. I had hoped to see this launch, because I worked
for 4 years on the advanced computer(HST486) doing design,
development, and testing. Is there someone that I could talk
to about this? Thank you
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| 11/16/1999 |
first time I see it.
Excellent site.
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| 11/16/1999 |
Ohh,
You are doing very good.
It's a good sith.
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| 11/16/1999 |
This is a great website! Blessings to you in your efforts
to revive Hubble. It's worth it. Hubble is a truly
amazing piece of work!
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| 11/16/1999 |
I feel you're doing your best to return HST operative and healthy !
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i am a student, 17 years old and i started loving astronomy since my childhood. i think i'll visit frequently this site.
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| 11/16/1999 |
too great!
Iwant to be part of you
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| 11/16/1999 |
You guys are doing perfectly, is nice to see live what happening inside of nasa. Thanks
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| 11/16/1999 |
Hi all,
I feel a bit stupid asking this question, but I'm going to ask it anyway. I sure you have people far brighter than me.
It's my understanding that the hubble has a 386 on board right now. Knowing that many 386's don't boot come y2k, does the computer have anything to do with the telescope's navagation or ability to stay in space? Will it's 486 replacement be y2k compliant? Finally, why not put a pentium in it?
just wondering,
dave
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| 11/15/1999 |
amazing!!!!!!very intresting!!!!!
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I think the page is really cool. It has plenty of useful information and really cool images!
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Site looks super!
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A perfect work for the humanity,an eye for same people observe a new place to live.
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JUST FINE!
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| 11/15/1999 |
Hello! I'm Korean.
I'like NASA! I don't have e-mail address.
sorry..
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| 11/15/1999 |
Very exciting...good luck.
Also, Time magazine had an item a few months ago indicating that interested people with computers could somehow aid in the search for extra-terrestial contacts. I'm interested but I lost the site info and have had no success find it. Could you help me locate the appropriate people?
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I think this is great.
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My humble opinion is that you are doing very well on three fronts.
a) the subject matter is unmatchably interesting
b) the layout of the site is appealing and friendly to use
c) the currentness of data makes this desireable
There is certainly a great endorsement by your neighbour to the north on all the wonderfull work that is done in the United States in the attempt to better understand and know about the last and vast frontier.
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I am 9 years old. I made a model of the Hubble Space Telescope
for school (4th grade science.)
My mom (Becky Sorensen) used to work with
Mr. Russ Werneth.
TTFN Ta Ta For Now
Your Friend,
Lisa Beth Sorensen
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Keep up the good work and good luck!
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| 11/14/1999 |
Thank you Hubble for the most wonderfull sites.
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| 11/14/1999 |
.LOOKING FORWARD TO THE LAUNCH OF STS-103. im a collector of launch covers. do you have ANY decals of mission 3 . I WOULD LIKETO PURCAHSE SOME .
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| 11/13/1999 |
Currently I have received pictures of mars via MSSS. I would not consider a mission as the mars lander. Mars apears to mirror. Best of luck on updating Hubble! SFS
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| 11/13/1999 |
I love it! Wish this had been available when I was there.
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| 11/13/1999 |
Wow, this is really an amazing site - coming from South Africa where the closest we ever came to a space program was when we accidentally launched one of our cows into a very low orbit - about 5 metres - when she walked over a natural geiser. Anyway - great site - I really like the camera you have - amazing that one can control it!
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| 11/13/1999 |
Hello!
It's a great site. Astronautics and Astronomy are my hobbys and one day I want work at NASA. I'm 23 years old. I'm every day in NASA's Websites and also I am looking
for contacts with peoples they are working at NASA. The Hubble Space Telescope (HST) is super. It delivery most beautiful pictures. Perhaps, if I have enough money, I will study at the University.
With kind regards, Martin Kopecky.
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| 11/13/1999 |
Thanks for providing so much information, with easy access.
Makes following the mission(s) that much more interesting
and understandable. Again, thanks
Paul Heyroth
Midland, TX
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| 11/13/1999 |
this is a very interesting and informative web site and i found out a lot about nasa and the space program.
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| 11/12/1999 |
Great looking site. Am anxiously awaiting the launch and sorry I'm not able to accept the invitation to attend. My best regards to Steve Leete and company!
jtholste@aol.com
st. louis, mo usa
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| 11/12/1999 |
HEY I LOVE THE SITE...send us more info
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| 11/12/1999 |
I think it would be ver entertaining for kids to see the names and pictures of other astronauts.
If you could get a little background on all of the astronauts, with a picture, and put them in alphabetical order,
then people could see how many people are astronauts, and what they look like. If you could also put what missions
they have flown on, it would be so benificial.
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| 11/12/1999 |
i would like to know if there is any charge in the live coverage on tv. i have tryed to get answers from our local cable co. but no responce. i live in the northern ky. area. our cable co is storer cable of northern kentucky. you responce would be app.
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| 11/12/1999 |
I love the website. It is extremely informative and easy to read for a non-enginer or astronaut. I am actually coming to see STS-103 and can't wait. This page has been quite helpful in tracking the launch date and getting a general overview of what's taking place on this particular shuttle mission. Thanks again.
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| 11/12/1999 |
First of all we`d like to say, that it`s great how you designed your homepage. We studied your pages because we have to do a project about the HST.
It would be helpful if you could send us further information about it.
Thanks Uschi & BiBi
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| 11/11/1999 |
STScI Operations Astronomer - stumbled onto your page while
surfing from the ACS home page at JHU looking for SM3B info.
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| 11/11/1999 |
This is really good stuff. I had no idea all of this information was at my disposal. Keep up the good work.
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| 11/11/1999 |
"Images of broken light which dance before me
like a million eyes
they call me on and on across the universe.
Thoughts meander like a restless wind
inside a letter box
they tumble blindly as they make their way
across the universe
Jai guru deva ommm..."
I miss you John Lennon !!
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| 11/11/1999 |
The information on this web site is fantastic...
It is too bad that many, many internet users have yet to learn of it's existant..
AOL.com should give it a special plug on it's opening page.
Our family knows Astronaut Steve Smith who is on the next Flight so we are delighted to get the information and share it with the children of our family.
Don Russell
Nashville TN
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| 11/10/1999 |
i like it i want more
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| 11/10/1999 |
Enjoyed your informative and interesting web site.
Suggestion: If possible, perhaps a summary of the hubble's
contributions to astonomy and cosmology might be added here
to highlight the importance of this shuttle mission.
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| 11/10/1999 |
You are doing great. As a physician, an amateur zoologist and mother, I am thrilled, amazed and inspired by the achievements you and other countries are making in astronomy and related sciences. I watch the NASA channel about every night; and appreciate the high quality information that is presented,(I know you are not responsible for the NASA TV programming, but hey, take the kudos anyway). I can hardly tear myself away from this website at then end of my lunch (circa 12 minutes). You all make me so proud to be a human being. God bless you all. Exploration is mankind's highest achievement.
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| 11/10/1999 |
Hi,
The pictures are absolutely great, it is mind boggling to think that on my desk top computer I can join you as you service Hubble and view the terific shots from deep space.
Keep up the amazing shots
Regards
Derek McDade
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| 11/10/1999 |
It looks just fine, you should start a newsletter on this site!!
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| 11/10/1999 |
Hallo, Ihr Nasen!!! Na Leute, was macht E.T.??? Habt Ihr die immernoch in Area 51 versteckt ??? My adress: J”rg Sch„fer, Oberes Schlingfeld 6, 32657 Lemgo, Germany
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| 11/10/1999 |
This is great
thanks for the information
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| 11/9/1999 |
I'm a 51-year-old male who has followed the space program ever since seeing "Flash Gordon" in the early '50s. Also, hanging on my wall is a piece of my father's shirtcardboard that, along with a B&W photo of John Glenn's Mercury-Atlas Launch, has all the autographs of all the Mercury 7 astranauts.
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| 11/9/1999 |
Hello,
I'am 50 years old, always being interested in science, and
now in computers and astronomy. Hubble gives us people the best spectacles there are to view the univers.
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| 11/9/1999 |
This is an absolutely fantastic web site. Thank you so much for offering all the information. I am in learning heaven.
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| 11/9/1999 |
It's wonderful to see, hear and understand so much better your missions into space. Their goals, and our insights into this big, big universe of ours. Your agency, your staff and your dreams have done so much, with so little for so long it's a testimate of your fortitude. Imagine what could be accomplished more backing from congress, and us the people of this nation. Keep it up, the good work that is...and thanks for the dreams of one day, living, working and treating space like a walk in the park.
Sincerely,
Tony Gatts
Anchorage, Alaska
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| 11/9/1999 |
I hope it will be a succesfull flight and Hubble will be doing
its jobs for a long time to go
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| 11/8/1999 |
Thanks for the great job of reporting on space accomplishments and my hats off to all of you associated with the HST. I only wish the rest of the goverment would let us know how our tax money is spent. I would never complain about taxes if I were informed on how it is spent. We are living in an exciting period in space and time. Again, congrats to all. Citizen Francis Folse
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| 11/8/1999 |
Thanks for the great job of reporting on space accomplishments and my hats off to all of you associated with the HST. I only wish the rest of the goverment would let us know how our tax money is spent. I would never complain about taxes if I were informed on how it is spent. We are living in an exciting period in space and time. Again, congrats to all. Citizen Francis Folse
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| 11/8/1999 |
everything is great! keep the pics coming.
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| 11/8/1999 |
This is looking great.
I've been hooking up with Nasa since '91 (pre-web)and I can't believe how things have changed! Keep up the good work. The more people see, the more they believe!
r.
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| 11/7/1999 |
I check out this site on my computer, and watch live on NASA TV, via C-Band. I have been following NASA TV on C-Band since July 1985. I like your programing and this web site very much. I also follow the Chandra site and receive there news letters. Thank you very much.
Terry L. Green
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| 11/7/1999 |
I'm doing fine. Am interested in knowing if I can see future launches thru this web site ? If so that would be great!
And if I'm lucky maybe you have a shedule that is E-mailable to me.
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| 11/7/1999 |
Thanks for providing all the great pictures and info about our fascinating universe. I'm personally thrilled to have lived long enough to "see" it through Hubble's "eyes" and pray I'm still here and mentally aware when we get back to the moon, if not to Mars, with humans. (I'm 73, now and ever the optomist.) Best of luck in all your ventures.
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| 11/6/1999 |
Browsing your site for pictures of Jupiter and Saturn
which have been visible in the early evening all week.
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| 11/5/1999 |
we are right behind you. the crew are real stars !!!!!
p.s. having collected Apollo Mission Patches, Where are the latest Shuttle Mission Patches Available from please.
Good Luck in the future and many more missions
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| 11/5/1999 |
You people are doing a fantastic job with this site. Don't change a thing!
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| 11/5/1999 |
I would like to get more information. Please send to 218 Allunimun City Thank you.
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| 11/5/1999 |
You folks at Nasa are doing great. I think the availability of information you put out does a great job at keeping the public informed.
I hope to be there for my first shuttle launch on DEC 2nd!
Bob Barker
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| 11/4/1999 |
I think you are making great progress on your missions.
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| 11/4/1999 |
WOULD LIKE VERY MUCH TO OBTAIN SOME DECALS FOR THE HUBBLE REPTHANKS AIR MISSION 3A. DO YOU KNOW WHERE I MIGHT PURCHASE SOME? thanks
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| 11/3/1999 |
the best that you can do
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| 11/3/1999 |
MY 8TH GRADE STUDENTS ARE LEARNING SO MUCH ABOUT OUR SPACE PROGRAM THIS YEAR. THANK YOU FOR PLACING ALL OF THIS INFORMATION ON THE INTERNET. THEY WILL BE COMING TO TITUSVILLE ON JANUARY THE 19TH, AND WE HAVE AN ASTRONAUT VISITING ALSO. PRESENTLY EACH STUDENT IS RESEARCHING ON THEIR OWN, A CURRENT OR PAST NASA RESEARCH PROJECT. THEY ARE ALSO INTERVIEWING ONLINE AS MANY NASA EMPLOYEES AS THEY CAN GET EMAIL ADDRESSES FOR, IN ORDER TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THE SPACE PROGRAM AND WHAT IT TAKES TO WORK THERE. ALL OF MY STUDENTS ARE MOTIVATED AND WE ARE LOOKING FORWARD TO THE NEXT LAUNCH. THANKS AGAIN FOR BEING SO USER FRIENDLY. JUDY LINS BELLEVIEW MIDDLE SCHOOL BELLEVIEW FL
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| 11/3/1999 |
Dear N.A.S.A
My name is Richard and I am 10 years old.I am very intrested what you do.When I am older I hope to work for you.I am writing to ask if you could send me some information on what you are doing.
Yours sincerely
Richard Bowen
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| 11/2/1999 |
Great job on the website! This is going to be an exciting mission.
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| 11/1/1999 |
wishing everyone well have a safe mission on dec. 2nd.
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| 10/31/1999 |
Dear NASA HST information material, I found your sites very informative for all age groups. I am currently informing my school about sts-103, because our signatures are going to be aboard the space shuttle! Thank you!
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| 10/30/1999 |
Dear Crew,
You are doing splendidly well. Godspeed and wish you the best. Complete your tasks to the best possible extent and get back safe.
May god bless you
your wellwisher
M.N. Prasad
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| 10/30/1999 |
I found the information on your site very interesting. I am gathering information for my son who is doing a project on the Hubble. With what I got from your site he should be able to put together a very good presentation.
Thank you.
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| 10/30/1999 |
I love rockets and shuttles a lot and i think NASA is a cool place.I really want to see a shuttle and a rocket launch somwtime soon.John Glenn is also my favorate person.
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| 10/30/1999 |
All this site is absolutely incredible!!!!
I have never seen a so complet site.
There is only one thing i can't comprehend:
how can i see a live video? What's his speed?
Bye and..... congratulations!!!!!!!!!!
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| 10/30/1999 |
What a great site will visit again very soon.
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| 10/29/1999 |
I am looking forward to supporting SM3A EVAs at JSC. Your site has provided me with detailed information regarding my probable work schedule between 2 Dec and 8 Dec 99. Thanks!
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| 10/29/1999 |
You guy's are doing a wonderful job! Keep up the good work, and good luck in the future.
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| 10/28/1999 |
Dear Colleagues:
In general, I like the NASA pages very much and like to use them extensively in the classroom to add excitement and application to my lessons.
However, your pages often use a hodgepodge of units that significantly degrade their usefulness. For example, the pages relating to the Hubble Servicing Mission in December lead to a series of pages called Cosmic Kids located at
http://hubble.gsfc.nasa.gov/classrm.html
The units I see used for distances and altitudes are "miles". Are those international miles, survey miles, or nautical miles? Why aren't these distances given in kilometers? We spend hours in the classroom teaching the students that scientists use the SI ("the modern metric system") and also that 95 % of the people in the world use the SI in their daily lives. Your pages provide negative educational value because of their use of non-SI units. Many of our school district children have taken part in 5 kilometer run/walk events. None have ever take part in a similar event in "miles". Therefore, they have a much better feel for kilometers than for miles.
Further, Secretary Daley (DOC) signed a letter on February 24, 1998 forwarding the December 1997 Metric Progress report to the President of the United States. In it he told the President, "Since 1993, all NASA educational publications have been published entirely in SI units." Was Secretary Daley in error? Or are the Cosmic Kids web pages not meant to be educational?
Currently, the only educational value I can see putting these pages to is to explain the difficulty NASA had with the Mars Climate Orbiter due to its failure to fully metricate as directed by the Congress in 1988. Your very use of the ambiguous and non-metric term "miles" says it all!
Please metricate your pages. If you absolutely are unable to let go of non-metric units of measurement, then include them parenthetically behind the SI units.
James R. Frysinger, CAMS
Department of Physics and Astronomy Metric Consultant
College of Charleston Charleston County School District
Charleston, SC 29424 Charleston County, SC
frysingerj@cofc.edu
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| 10/28/1999 |
Great Job!!
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| 10/28/1999 |
Good job! HST has needed a site like this for some time.
You identified the STOCC and positions but did not include pictures of people.
Have you thought about including photos of the folks next to the write-up about their position?
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| 10/27/1999 |
This is a nice website. Thanks for putting it together. I enjoy watching shuttle missions. And this will be a nice addsion to getting up dates on it.
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| 10/27/1999 |
This is my first visting your web site. I like all the information that is ailable. And I really like the pictures. Thank You so much
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| 10/27/1999 |
this is great!!!.......iam really interested about this especially about space exploration.
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| 10/27/1999 |
HELLO SIRS , I HAVE JUST STUMBLED UPON THESE VERY INTRIEGING ARTICLES OF WHAT U HAVE TOO OFFER ALL OF US! I CAN'T WAIT TO SHARE THIS STUFF W/ MY CHILDREN WHICH R 10 AND 8YRS OF AGE AND ALSO I AM A YOUTH HOCKEY COACH SO U'S BEST BELEIVE THAT ALL U PUBLISH WILL BE SHARED TO THE FULL EXTENT W/ MY HOCKEY PLAYERS AND HOCKEY PARENTS AND FAMILY.I HAVE JUST RECENTLY PURCHASED MY PC. I DO NOT ENJOY TALKING ON THE WEB AS IT BEING A WAISTE OF MY TIME TOO TALK TOO SUCH SHALLOW PEOPLE.I CANNOT WAIT TO FURTHER EXPLORE YOUR WEB SITE. I'VE always as a kid and a adult have wanted to explore the night time of above and beyond,I was able TO C AND SHARE OUR LAST COMET THAT WE WERE SO FORTUNIT TO C W/ OUR NAKED EYE,OUR FAMILY WENT OUT AND PURCHASED A VERY AWESOME TELESCOPE AND DROVE OUT OF THE CITY'S LIGHTS TO THE COUNTRY WHENEVER THE CLOUDS ALLOWED US TO, WHICH WAS ALMOST EVERY NIGHT. SINCE LAST YEAR MY WIFE AND I HAVE SPLIT APART AND R WORKING ON A DIVORCE,AND U PROBABLY GUESED RIGHT SHE TOOK THAT "{AWESOME NIGHT SHOW TICKET GETTER}".WELL NOW I HAVE MY PC BUT I STILL HAVE A CRAVING FOR THE REAL THING. I WILL B VISITING YOUR WEB SITE ON A CONTINUED BASIS AS LONG AS U NIGHT TIME ENTHUSIS CONTINUE TO LOOK THROUGH OUR WONDERFUL HUBBLE TELESCOPE AND KEEP US ALL UPDATED ON WHAT IS OUT THERE.I TRULY ENJOY ALL THE HARD WORK AND TIME U PEOPLE R DOING TO FULLFILL ALL OF OUR MINDS W/ QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS AND TO HAVE SUCH REALISM PHOTOS THAT WE NEVER WOULD OR COULD NEVER KNOW WHAT WAS OUT THERE. IS THERE A WAY TO GET A GIANT POSTER OF THE STARS AND PLANETS AND ALL OF THE DIFFERENT GAS COLORS SO I COULD HANG THIS ON MY KIDS CEALING? GOOD LUCK IN FINDING WHAT WE'RE ALL LOOKING FOR, IN REALALITY AND THIS IS MY OPIONON WE'RE NOT ALONE OUT THERE;HOW COULD WE B, ITS TOO BIG!!! P.S.IS THERE ANYWAY MY KIDS AND I COULD COME AND LOOK THROUGH THE HUBBLE TELESCOPE?
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| 10/26/1999 |
Dear NASA,
I know you don't take any of the feed back to heart , but I
would like to see a real-time feed of what the hubble see's!
A student at Taft High School.
san antonio ,Texas, 78250, well , my name is Bryan Williams,
my addreres is 5414 Timber meadow , San Antonio Texas, 78250
I would like to hear from you on this subject!!!!!!
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| 10/25/1999 |
I am honoured to be able to visit such an organisation
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| 10/25/1999 |
you are doing realy great.help was there when you need it. information is better than expected. keep up the good work.if possible can you send me more info by mail.thanks.
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| 10/24/1999 |
love it, keep up all the great and grand work you are all doing. the people of planet earth need this
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| 10/24/1999 |
Great!
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| 10/22/1999 |
So far this web site is the most detailed, most interesting site I've seen. Granted I haven't been searching the web for more than six months, but I was already getting bored with trying to find fun or imformational sites.
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| 10/22/1999 |
Very cool. Send any Hubble stuff my way.
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| 10/22/1999 |
Excellent web site. A lot of really good information. Outstanding!!!!
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| 10/21/1999 |
You are doing awsome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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| 10/20/1999 |
The site looks exciting. I was there on the last service mission night and day except when I had to go to work.
I look forward to the next mission.
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| 10/19/1999 |
Very good information
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| 10/18/1999 |
I love anything and everything that has been put out by the Hubble Space
Telescope and have decided on choosing astronomy as my goal in a career. I
hope to be able to work with the Hubble and at 15 I belive that choosing
something this big and sticking to it shows that you are definately catching my attention. I am very
impressed with this site and I plan on recommending it to all my friends.
I just hope that one day I will be a part of this website and a part of
space development and improvment.
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| 10/16/1999 |
Great site I love it.I visit here allmost every day.
I also get a weekly report from NASA.I am very interested
in space and satelites,Iam a member of AMSAT and a ham
radio nut.With your site and my new PC it's like christmas
all year.I just can't get enough info to satisfiy me.
GOOD WORK !!!! Thanks
john winter
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| 10/16/1999 |
Nice Job !!! this stuff looks great , and my what a handsome and plump
technician you have photographed...
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| 10/15/1999 |
Great web site. Good luck on the mission. We will be watching via the web
site from the UK.
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| 10/17/1999 |
I am quite pleased with the work of NASA in general, and the impressive
results surrounding the entire HST program. Keep it up! The basic
research knowledge gained from the program is valuable not only in the
fields of technoligical development, but for
it's own sake. Humans need to imagine things beyond themselves, and
Hubble help provide fodder for the imagination.
Thank you all.
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| 10/14/1999 |
THE INFORMATION IS INVALUABLE TO ME AND ALL THE OTHER PEOPLE INTERESTED IN
THE SPACE PROGRM KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK
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| 10/5/1999 |
I think everyone is doing great!!! Keep up the good work. Very exciting
stuff.
The best pictures I've ever seen from space was during the last service
mission. I can't wait to see the next.
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| 10/4/1999 |
Hello, I am a stundent in Heidelberg, Germany. It is beatuful to get in
contact with you.
Please tell me, when ist the next start of a new space lab.
Many greetings
Christian Fontagnier
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| 10/4/1999 |
I like it!
Thank you for putting in all the hard work.
We'll definitely use it prior to and during SM3A on console.
-Lynn
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| 10/3/1999 |
Hi
your website is really very impressive, informative and really nice.
Thanks for the big work!
Clear Skies,
Philipp
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| 9/30/1999 |
How can I learn about aerospace engineering?
(This is a great site!)
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| 9/30/1999 |
I think you are doing a supper and interesting job.Keep up the good work!!
I would love to travel into space someday!
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