hogan@rosevax.UUCP (Andy Hogan) (10/09/85)
Our site has received no posts to net.origins since the following: >From: kurtzman@uscvax.UUCP (Stephen Kurtzman) >Subject: Re: Lighter Gravity - the math >Message-ID: <7@uscvax.UUCP> >Date: 30 Sep 85 17:47:22 GMT >Date-Received: 5 Oct 85 10:18:36 GMT >Lines: 19 > >Summary: > >In article <974@oddjob.UUCP> matt@oddjob.UUCP (Matt Crawford) writes: >>... >>(with help from macsyma) and got an Earth-Saturn distance of 49.3 >>megameters. The radius of Saturn is about 60.3 megameters, so the >>Earth would have to be down in the clouds somewhere to lower our >>surface gravity at the sub-Saturn point by 500 cm/sec^2. >>_____________________________________________________ >>Matt University crawford@anl-mcs.arpa >>Crawford of Chicago ihnp4!oddjob!matt > >Since the fact that the earth orbited Saturn cannot be controverted, this >of course implies that the atmosphere of Saturn is breathable! :-) Have all the arguments about origins been resolved? If so, according to what viewpoint????? Or am I missing a bunch of posts? I miss the high standards and keen intellectual discussions of this group! :-) Other newsgroups I read often continue with normal amounts of new postings, so the sudden quiet in this newsgroup is puzzling..... If this makes it out, could I get some e-mail acknowledgement, perhaps with an estimate or summary of what has been missed? (By the way, I missed the original that started this....called "Lighter Gravity, the math" or some such, it apparently calculates the Earth-Saturn distance required??? Could some kind (nearby) soul send me a copy of this? ) -- Andy Hogan Rosemount, Inc. Mpls MN path: ...ihnp4!stolaf!umn-cs!mmm!rosevax!hogan Working is not a synonym for Quality.
pmd@cbsck.UUCP (Paul M. Dubuc) (10/17/85)
>Our site has received no posts to net.origins since the following: ... >Have all the arguments about origins been resolved? ... >Andy Hogan Yes, net.origins is over. It's the end of the begining. -- Paul Dubuc cbsck!pmd