Mars and Island One

I can't speak for others, but my lack of knowledge comes from the fact
that I'm not versed in finding the right information. Therefore I have
to extrapolate (assume) using data that seems to be flawed from the
start.

In much the same way that the church has hung many astronomers which
claimed that the earth was spherical, as opposed to flat. And that
dragons didn't roam the ocean nor did the ships simply fall off the face
of the planet. Now you have an idea where that saying comes from...

I honestly appreciate being corrected, I consider that fact that someone
takes the time to give me the right information an aspect of respect and
welcome it anytime, in most forms.

I joined this group as someone that has *no* knowledge of aeronautics
and space, if you were to ask me how to fit a computer into a custom
Honda or Kia then I'd be your man, I could tell you how to rip out those
analog dials a replace that thing with a computer screen, a configurable
display for a car - In my day job, I head the IT department of a
software firm. No rocket science there either, unless you have a thing
for fiber optics and Fridge-sized ATM switches.

That's kind-of what got me interested in space, I make super-advanced
equipement for driving that is "out-of-this-world", while I don't know
much about mechanics I know quite a bit about driving in a rolling
spaceship.

I'm also a member of SEG and IGV groups, which are trying to make an
energy-clean "levitation" disc that can go into space and back. For
those that don't know what a SEG or an IGV is, I recommend looking up
"Professor John Searl" on the web, he also wrote an excellent book
called "The law of squares". I'm not much use to those folks yet either,
as I don't understand a thing about electromagnetics, magnetic fields
and such and that's the basis of their work. However I'll be there when
it comes to writing software to fly the thing, while engineers will
handle the software to regulate the machinery, I'll do what I do best,
I'll write an interface (visual) to fly and interact with the back-end.

Here's some people that help me out in my "other" job:
http://dakotaproject.com/index.htm
http://www.thomashargrove.com/tomcar2/
http://skylab.org/~chugga/mpegbox/
http://www.karpc.com/mpsc1.htm
http://www.streetkiaz.com

The KarPC equipement is made to replace your audio equipement and will
play MP3s flawlessly instead - along with my own little modifications of
course.

So, expect more strange questionable conclusions from myself that you
may correct or not.

One more thing, I actually make this stuff happen, I'm actually ripping
the dash off my Kia and replacing my display, that's for real. I don't
theorize about it, I don't talk about it, I do it. That's how I learn,
by doing. Now don't get me wrong, I'm not saying that *anybody* on this
list aren't doers, however since I've never flown in space, much less
heard about physics in the classroom then I don't know the left from the
right.

What I will keep throwing up in the air is my own attempt at common
sense, fair?

Karell Ste-Marie
C.I.O. - BrainBank Inc.

From: victoriatangoman [mailto:tango_dancer@...]
Sent: Tuesday, March 30, 2004 4:02 PM
To: spacesettlers@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [spacesettlers] Re: Mars and Island One

--- In spacesettlers@yahoogroups.com, "Combs, Mike"
> That's not even the worst I've seen recently. There's still a
thread going
> on one of the space newsgroups started by someone of this ilk saw
an article
> mentioning that NASA was consulting with Halliburton on
technologies which
> might be useful for future Mars rovers which might need to drill
down into
> the soil. In a flash, they immediately saw the Truth: Halliburton
controls
> NASA, and the push to Mars is only so that they can go there to
steal the
> oil. (!)

Still!??? How can they keep the conspiracy going for so long? I'm
flabbergasted and at a loss for words.

TangoMan