...all these worlds...

A journal of the human adventure into the unknown

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[::..about this blog..::]

"...all these worlds..." is a blog by David Hitt. It covers space exploration, decent science fiction, humor (by its very nature), and whatever else I happen to find cool. (Formerly "You Must Fight The Bear")

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[::..launch countdown..::]

[::..dave online..::]

:: hatbag.net [>]

:: hatbag.net store [>]

:: NASAexplores [>]

[::..me at a glance..::]

:: NASA [>]

:: Apple [>]

:: Ole Miss [>]

:: Southside Baptist [>]

:: Star Wars [>]

:: Libertarian Party [>]

:: X Prize [>]

:: National Space Society [>]

[::..space news..::]

:: NASA Watch [>]

:: Spaceflight Now [>]

:: Space.com [>]

:: Spaceref [>]

:: collectSPACE [>]

:: Space Politics [>]

:: Martian Soil [>]

:: Space Daily [>]

:: Cosmic Log [>]

[::..science@NASA..::]

[::..other blogs..::]

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:: BeaucoupKevin [>]

:: Dave Barry's Blog [>]

[::..reading..::]

[::..watching..::]

[::..listening..::]

[::..aerospace events..::]

::Aug. 3::
:: Mercury orbiter "Messenger" launch

::Aug. 3::
:: Expedition 9 EVA

::Aug. 5::
:: Wild Fire Unveiling

::Sept. 8::
:: Genesis solar wind sample return

::Sept. 29::
:: SS1 X Prize Attempt

::Oct. 9::
:: Expedition 10 launch

::Oct. 18::
:: DART orbiter launch

::Oct. 19::
:: Expedition 9 lands

::Dec. 25::
:: Huygens Probe Release

::Dec. 30::
:: Deep Impact launch

::Jan. 14 '05::
:: Huygens descent to Titan

::NET March 6 '05::
:: STS-114 launch

::April '05::
:: ISS Crew Exchange

::NET May '05::
:: STS-121 launch

::August 10 '05::
:: Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter

[::..release dates..::]

::Aug. 3::
:: The Black Hole SE DVD

::Aug. 13::
:: Alien Vs. Predator M

::Sept. 7::
:: ST: Generations CE DVD
:: Clerks 10th Anniv. DVD
:: Jersey Girl (1st) DVD

::Sept. 10::
:: Enterprise premiere TV

::Sept. 17::
:: Sky Captain... M

::Sept. 21::
:: Star Wars Trilogy DVD

::Sept. 22::
:: Smallville premiere TV

::Nov. 5::
:: The Incredibles M

::Nov. 9::
:: Gone With The Wind DVD

::Nov. 16::
:: Buck Rogers DVD

::Dec. 7::
:: Mary Poppins DVD

::May 19, 2005::
:: Star Wars: Episode III M

[::..space voyagers..::]

As of today, a total of 434 people have flown into space.
Latest: Mike Melvill

[::..entertainment..::]

:: Hitchhiker's Guide [>]

:: Ain't It Cool News [>]

:: DVDFile.com [>]

:: VideoETA [>]

:: DVDanswers [>]

[::..comic books..::]

:: comiccompany.com [>]

:: NEWSarama [>]

[::..comic strips..::]

:: Arlo & Janis [>]

:: More Arlo & Janis [>]

:: Mr. Lowe [>]

:: Marshall Ramsey [>]

:: Lucky Cow [>]

[::..Mac stuff..::]

:: Cult of Mac [>]

:: MacNN.com [>]

[::..other links..::]

:: Strong Bad e-mail [>]

[::..tutor's kitty kam..::]

[::..my profile..::]

Name: David Hitt
About Me: Inspiring the next generation of explorers...
See my complete profile

[::..disclaimer..::]

The opinions expressed on this page are those of the author, and very likely no one else.

[::..archive..::]

:: Monday, August 09, 2004 ::

It's A Long Way Down...

Per SFGate.com:
Real-life professors and scientists are grappling with real antimatter -- the particle physicists' "mirror image" of ordinary matter -- in today's laboratories.
Antimatter might have practical uses, too, visionaries claim. Possibilities include antimatter-powered robotic aircraft that could remain aloft for months to provide military and weather surveillance. Antimatter beams could blast cancer tumors. Antimatter emitters could detect chemical weapons. Even more far out, antimatter-powered space cruisers could zip from Earth to Mars far quicker than conventional spacecraft -- perhaps even getting to the nearest star system in a few decades.

:: :: 11:12 :: David :: [permalink] ::

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