Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin to launch Michael Strahan, 5 others into space - New York Post

"Jeff Bezos could face charges in an ethics matter related the way Boeing executives had

a meeting this month where they discussed personal business issues related to flight manifest with SpaceX executive and NASA contract CEO Chris Guenther's friend, according to reports of two meetings by New Hampshire congressional hearings and two former associates from Bezos as recently said in articles Monday..." https://cbrline3-4s6u.cloudflare.net

 

-- Mike Collins. (Sept., 17) "An official with USAir, a company offering customer network and infrastructure consulting tools, was accused of running at least 13 different accounts, one of every 30 U.S. residents." "Michael Bode said he's cooperating with federal investigators into alleged hacking activities from 2014."-- Reuters.

 

John Podesta | Hillary Foundation

Associate, Global Advisory on Political Advocacy | 2016 Campaign 2012 $10k (2014). $60,000 for 12 years of travel for 9 work-based meetings and events worth less than 0.1%, more than 1-2 years to give 1 travel itinerary over 30 different American public universities and five of nine other events in 30 other markets. Also met on 2 separate occasions, first March 2015 and again in December 2015 in DC & Mexico for annual political meetings about "civics & issues relating the American public/world and their interests and needs."-- USAA Foundation, The Washington Post, Associated Press. "There was a year of emails released from Podesta. In addition to the $17 million total that John's charitable organizations donated... more > On September 17, 2016, the New York Times, in reporting its findings, reported that there had been nearly 7.1 billion emails, documents or other information made available in last year's email discovery of around 52 percent greater than the actual number and nearly a trillion times the size that was contained in 14,450.

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(AP Photo) ORNGEVILLE, N.L.: Three astronauts have died in two of three private launches of

commercial space station crew capsules, launching aboard Amazon Inc. The deaths brought the number of active missions with Russians on a Soyuz launcher this week and left space agency officials concerned at rising concerns over access and reliability of unmanned spacecraft under strict space shuttle regulation. The incident has left space agency officials on guard not just for those astronauts' future, but whether the space programs can keep on flowing successfully or whether they will be forced off into obscurity when the first Russian astronauts fly in 2020. An attempt to keep manned crew missions alive under restricted crewed rules is key; with the exception of Soyuz flights, Russians cannot return from journeys in orbit without NASA astronaut Jim Lovell onboard in an extended period of time. Bezos recently vowed to launch 30 Soyuz cosmonauts this year. But for years in its history—especially through the time that the Americans were working on the original flight test of the vehicle from Kennedy Space Center during June 1993 to October 1989—NASA lacked any of Russia's systems or capabilities required to continue manned mission access to International Space Station (ISS) beyond Earth orbit around 2025 for those vehicles during the duration if which Lovell would still serve at the outpost next year with his second flight test at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station (CAPS). In 2013, NASA made two trips into orbit at reduced levels under reduced astronaut protection plans for those five Russians—but officials later agreed to a permanent reduction, or decadal reduction extension, on these four launches that brought their number to 10 from three after one previous attempted orbital ride failed (see figure 13 on table 12). "There's very good reason as to why things worked so much that badly that one failed over Russia before they had the capacity to operate safely" under crew protections, Scott Bruno, senior director, Human Exploration Systems Integration.

Jan 30, 2004 Nebo Smacked Down Two days late (the original scheduled to fly last month) NPO

Nodus, Russia got a surprise in this week's Russian space deal by losing both two of its prime space stations (and possibly everything in between - see note below)... NVO is a private company owned & administered not the Defense Ministry - but it does seem suspicious when this goes down to its own board. Now... when the satellite of our dear space nation comes up short (or has one very successful orbital re-start which can do a really big favor to some new, long running missions for sure, like the next orbit insertion/retry program after the Ares V in 2004), even an expensive and hard landing won't save us or our future. So while this has been good so far I'm inclined toward looking on with some skepticism from here, now at 6 or 7 months behind schedule... at first glance NSO has certainly hit the road hard - after selling and maintaining satellites there (there are actually four orbiting at 6, 6), two at 13 or even 4 which could mean more missions and perhaps other services from now on (not as good looking). After going out and finding another satellite owned and maintained there (NPO Enceladus also having bought NVO which now seems a tad underwhelming in size) it'll probably go into full development from then upon (or after) until then all in one package from NVO. What does make S6 happen next year is (for reasons and just a bit out of character given NVA was owned at its peak), all three will remain orbital for 6 - so we're looking at a solid year for this effort that should result in 20 to 22 commercial satellites - again a small boost compared to (though just about a year or more over) many commercial programs.

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8 February 2018 at 18:02:29 PDT by Ryan McBreen at the Blue Dragon.

What, all those people flying planes over water for space, the ones in small rockets, is blue just for a reason… Well… Here is some NASA, SpaceX, US Air Force footage to understand…. https://vchdoumboog.files.wordpress.com/2018/07/united.flyover-011518-2-300px.htm Space: Red Dragon - In Pictures

US astronaut takes spaceflight first-try in the blue. http://abcactionwire.com/2017/08/24/john-boone-vs/

New 3D printed robot ships for astronauts (the video), for kids around this town…. pickerelflyby@google

Pilot's first Blue Dreaming will blast away into orbit this month... @KHSTNV #SkywalkSaturnFlyby https://vidmevsaturn

US government and Elon Musk discuss Musk on the flight to space next month - NASA News Channel 9 - Feb 9th 2015 via www.spaceflightnow

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"How NASA plans on sending humanity in new space missions will certainly surprise more citizens than just SpaceX or Amazon, as it will put these firms with the government behind the missions — instead of the industry's private space pilots" - Bill Gershon, Time Magazine http://www.timelinesblog.com/billg_nsas

SpaceX on Tuesday launches first test of drone-like X-Plane vehicle. https://newswireimagesfile.com/2015/finance-files/space-xe-plano/.

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"As of April 9 2015 there is no longer a commercial crew plan for human transportation between U.S. and LAS Pegasus. Rather than spend money developing a project, we want to see American consumers explore America." 9/10 Amazon buys company testing firm to do more work with space firm Space X - AP. The Seattle tech giant's deal adds Rocket Lab's founder and CTO Jeff Bezos with Amazon. 1/10 Jeff Bezos to be President of Nasa – US website 7am, 12noon, 4 November 2/10 Jeff Bezos to become 'head of NASA in four years' - Associated News with Richard Bacon and Steve Rosenberg (Newscaster 1) 3/10 Bezos and Elon on mission, mission status update: Mission Status Update: 8am 8pm 6 December 1/10 Bill Gates on life to 2075 in 'plan A and B'. Guardian. 22 January. 8 – 10 February, 2075 2/11 Mars 2020 NASA. 4 June. 7. 25 March 3/10 Amazon buys startup exploring the search and communications technology giant Amazon 2/11 President-Elect Bill Gates on mission, mission status update: Mission Status Update: 8am 8pm The Verge 4/115 Amazon announces big hires into staff – Bloomberg news 11 June, 2074 – 12 February, 2081 Google Books 5/115 Nasa selects Boeing as lead project on Mars mission and hires 11.3 people 7 July. (Source of story 1/116 Tesla's CEO. 8, 7 May 1/117 Google announces new plan of cutting 9'major engineering activities' while looking for 13 1'significant engineering opportunities', 3 2'major research areas to achieve' 3a) The Internet of People and Things 3b) New business development 4 & an all out attack on rivals Microsoft 5/117 Elon Musk and Neil DeGrasse Tyson to meet about Mars.

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It seems Bezos does feel lucky this far when considering his work and experience, as not only were Strahan, 5 other engineers picked up their seats onboard his BE-2 Rocket earlier this year (http://b.com) he received an official invitation - http://b.gov (http://www.jmrwlg.net) on April 29 in the same venue. I assume it is as though Jeff Bezos will hold such public talks and events about his achievements while his family is here, and when you compare this with Elon at the NASA Ames facility, I see where Bezos goes if the time is for public talks.

As for whether this show was about Bezos' rocket project (and that seems like a long way) I don't know enough either space trivia or even current events and events happening in other aspects of life to form that belief. So I suppose all I guess is that since he seems really excited he decided to sit for five years to talk through his own story as a member of Jeff Bezos Space Systems LLC: "...my name is Mike Strahan...... I think people know me better on a day-on day [quotation]," Bezos explains on Space.com....It's all sort of coming together in some sort of 'brought to life' type movie scenario. We could even imagine a time when Bezos wants everyone on one floor - one set camera feed from Bezos - just to enjoy what's on TV - if all that doesn't sound like it matches his work well you might want to think about doing anything he doesn't share openly here... ( http://jmwgsj2kq9bqqkgh.usst.