Comments on: LRO Successfully In Lunar Orbit; LCROSS Provides Flyby Video http://www.universetoday.com/2009/06/23/lro-successfully-in-lunar-orbit-lcross-provides-flyby-video/ Space and astronomy news Sun, 21 Mar 2010 22:01:55 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Global for mehttp://www.universetoday.com/2009/06/23/lro-successfully-in-lunar-orbit-lcross-provides-flyby-video/comment-page-1/#comment-67838 Global for me Wed, 24 Jun 2009 14:37:14 +0000 http://www.universetoday.com/?p=33258#comment-67838 NASA just launched two ships for the moon as Obama looks into cost of space exploration and asks the question: Will the US ever walk on the moon again? What do you people think?Would you like a journalist to investigate that story and produce a report FOR YOU? CBS's Correspondent Peter King reports from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. He has produced for 'Global for me' an exclusive podcast... Listen to it, register your comments by e-mailing us (info@globalfm.com) and please feel free to repost...HERE: http://www.globalfm.com/id;1/action;showpage/page_type;detail/page_id;176/ ...and if enough people interested, the report will be made! (We just need to gather your interest on the website, thank you)[Global for me – 'Journalism FOR YOU' – wants to empower its users to instigate professional journalistic coverage of stories, issues and current affairs that are not already available through conventional news sources or which, in your view, require more detailed attention]Just visit our story page and share your views... This could interest you! NASA just launched two ships for the moon as Obama looks into cost of space exploration and asks the question: Will the US ever walk on the moon again? What do you people think?

Would you like a journalist to investigate that story and produce a report FOR YOU? CBS's Correspondent Peter King reports from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. He has produced for 'Global for me' an exclusive podcast… Listen to it, register your comments by e-mailing us (info@globalfm.com) and please feel free to repost…

HERE: http://www.globalfm.com/id;1/action;showpage/page_type;detail/page_id;176/
…and if enough people interested, the report will be made!
(We just need to gather your interest on the website, thank you)

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]]> By: damianhttp://www.universetoday.com/2009/06/23/lro-successfully-in-lunar-orbit-lcross-provides-flyby-video/comment-page-1/#comment-67832 damian Wed, 24 Jun 2009 13:39:19 +0000 http://www.universetoday.com/?p=33258#comment-67832 OK, so now would be a great time for Google to add the moon to Google earth so we can see the new data as LRO collects it.Cant wait. Dont care that much about LCROSS. Its a peripheral mission, and I will make the bet now that we wont find water in those craters. Will make for some good publicity however.I wonder if the seismic sensors the Apollo missions left behind are still working? With such a big crash a lot could be learned about the interior of the planetThere has been a dearth of information from the Japanese, Chinese and Indian probes available to the general public. I hope that LRO gives us all something to wonder about for years to come.Good luck to the teams involvedDamian K OK, so now would be a great time for Google to add the moon to Google earth so we can see the new data as LRO collects it.

Cant wait. Dont care that much about LCROSS. Its a peripheral mission, and I will make the bet now that we wont find water in those craters. Will make for some good publicity however.

I wonder if the seismic sensors the Apollo missions left behind are still working?
With such a big crash a lot could be learned about the interior of the planet

There has been a dearth of information from the Japanese, Chinese and Indian probes available to the general public. I hope that LRO gives us all something to wonder about for years to come.

Good luck to the teams involved

Damian K

]]> By: Jon Hanfordhttp://www.universetoday.com/2009/06/23/lro-successfully-in-lunar-orbit-lcross-provides-flyby-video/comment-page-1/#comment-67803 Jon Hanford Tue, 23 Jun 2009 17:18:53 +0000 http://www.universetoday.com/?p=33258#comment-67803 That streaming video from NASA was sweet! Forget 'reality TV', this is the real thing. After the last burn, I heard the cheer go up when TLI was confirmed. The best is yet to come. Go , LRO-LCROSS :) :) !!! That streaming video from NASA was sweet! Forget 'reality TV', this is the real thing. After the last burn, I heard the cheer go up when TLI was confirmed. The best is yet to come. Go , LRO-LCROSS :) :) !!!

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