Yesterday afternoon I attached a floating ergometer of my own design before heading into the lake. There I performed a series of controlled experiments, reporting the results back through a wimax network I setup for this purpose. The results were analyzed the CDC and compared with those of 47 volunteers I had acting as experimental controls at spots at various latitudes (or possibly longitudes) in order to counter the gravitational effect of the moon. I ten wrote up my results and published them in this blog post.
I will report soon on a second round of experiments done in low earth orbit.
Dave, never meant thought the ques w/ would be taken on a note of sacarsam !!
I was justing looking for factiods wrt to JPL / Nasa research which seem to indicate that distant plant exlpration would take more energy to land, rather then take-off !!
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Is this a personal. Experince ? Any factiods to support statement ?? Btw, interesting..very interesting observation !!
Posted by: /pd | July 26, 2005 11:19 PM
Yesterday afternoon I attached a floating ergometer of my own design before heading into the lake. There I performed a series of controlled experiments, reporting the results back through a wimax network I setup for this purpose. The results were analyzed the CDC and compared with those of 47 volunteers I had acting as experimental controls at spots at various latitudes (or possibly longitudes) in order to counter the gravitational effect of the moon. I ten wrote up my results and published them in this blog post.
I will report soon on a second round of experiments done in low earth orbit.
Posted by: David Weinberger | July 27, 2005 08:55 AM
Dave, never meant thought the ques w/ would be taken on a note of sacarsam !!
I was justing looking for factiods wrt to JPL / Nasa research which seem to indicate that distant plant exlpration would take more energy to land, rather then take-off !!
Posted by: /pd | August 1, 2005 10:22 AM