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By Irene Klotz
Discovery news
Every time a giant solar storm — like the one that blasted by Earth earlier this week — rushes past NASA's Advanced Composition Explorer satellite, scientists at NOAA's space weather forecasting branch cringe.
The satellite, nicknamed ACE, provides the only advance notice of incoming high-energy particles from the sun which can wreak havoc on radio, GPS and satellite communications that are now embedded in modern life.
Originally posted by amongus
Maybe if NASA would spend less time and money doing coc aine, they could have afforded a backup to ACE.
Seems like it's kinda important to not have to cringe at a piece of equipment that is one of a kind.
Originally posted by azureskys
Originally posted by amongus
Maybe if NASA would spend less time and money doing coc aine, they could have afforded a backup to ACE.
Seems like it's kinda important to not have to cringe at a piece of equipment that is one of a kind.
Do a little reading there is another one.
Do you have proof of NASA spending time and money on coc aine?
I thought not !
Is every one at NASA doing this??
Originally posted by amongus
Originally posted by azureskys
Originally posted by amongus
Maybe if NASA would spend less time and money doing coc aine, they could have afforded a backup to ACE.
Seems like it's kinda important to not have to cringe at a piece of equipment that is one of a kind.
Do a little reading there is another one.
Do you have proof of NASA spending time and money on coc aine?
I thought not !
Is every one at NASA doing this??
Oh, I'm sorry. But if YOU read it's mentioned THREE times in the OP that it's "nasas only solar storm warning satellite". So, you think only means ONLY.
And yes, all at NASA does coke....my comment just might have been an attempt at humor pal.
Originally posted by azureskys
Originally posted by amongus
Originally posted by azureskys
Originally posted by amongus
Maybe if NASA would spend less time and money doing coc aine, they could have afforded a backup to ACE.
Seems like it's kinda important to not have to cringe at a piece of equipment that is one of a kind.
Do a little reading there is another one.
Do you have proof of NASA spending time and money on coc aine?
I thought not !
Is every one at NASA doing this??
Oh, I'm sorry. But if YOU read it's mentioned THREE times in the OP that it's "nasas only solar storm warning satellite". So, you think only means ONLY.
And yes, all at NASA does coke....my comment just might have been an attempt at humor pal.
I am the OP and there is another one with plans to launch in 2014 you really must read more often
Please don't call me pal I am a woman and am offended when refered to as pal.
Oh, I'm sorry. But if YOU read it's mentioned THREE times in the OP that it's "nasas only solar storm warning satellite".
To know how the President feels about MPCV and SLS, all we need to do is just look at his proposed fiscal year 2012 (FY12) NASA Budget. Authorized funding (2010 NASA Auth. Act, Sec. 102) is $1.4B and $2.65B for MPCV and SLS respectively.
The President’s proposed funding for MPCV and SLS for FY12 is $1.0102B and $1.8B, or $0.6102B and $0.85B, totaling $1.4602B, less than what Congress has authorized for those programs. In fact, the President’s cut to both programs is more than the amount authorized for the Multi Purpose Crew Vehicle alone.
And if one notes, the President’s 2012 NASA Budget contains no funding for either MPCV or SLS. So, under the White House plan, in 2013 both programs would join Constellation on the ash heap of space exploration.
Originally posted by kawika
Nasa is all but closed by the current prez.
We get what we vote for.
Want Nasa to do great things?
Put some else up there.
www.americaspace.org...
To know how the President feels about MPCV and SLS, all we need to do is just look at his proposed fiscal year 2012 (FY12) NASA Budget. Authorized funding (2010 NASA Auth. Act, Sec. 102) is $1.4B and $2.65B for MPCV and SLS respectively.
The President’s proposed funding for MPCV and SLS for FY12 is $1.0102B and $1.8B, or $0.6102B and $0.85B, totaling $1.4602B, less than what Congress has authorized for those programs. In fact, the President’s cut to both programs is more than the amount authorized for the Multi Purpose Crew Vehicle alone.
And if one notes, the President’s 2012 NASA Budget contains no funding for either MPCV or SLS. So, under the White House plan, in 2013 both programs would join Constellation on the ash heap of space exploration.