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>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> READER COMMENTS <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
Lewis, that moon theory smacks of L Ron Hubbard and his
church of Scientology. Are you trying to create another
wacko religion? -Tom
[If I were would you send me a check? If so, then yes.]
That is easy. Jesus looks like the Jewish guy on the back
of the Shroud of Turin. Mary looks very similar but without
the beard. -John (Not from Ontario)
Hey Lewis! Your story about NASA reminded me of the time I
met astronaut Deke Slayton several years ago. He talked
about practical uses for space stations, among other things.
He said that space would be an ideal place for a medical
facility for burn patients. Deke Slayton also gave me one of
the best hugs I ever had after I told him a dirty joke about
female pilots. He doubled over laughing, then he threw his
arms around me and said, "God damn, girl, ya got me!" I'll
never forget that. Happy holidays! -Jody
[Well, now you have to tell us the joke!]
The pollutants that people put into the atmosphere do affect
global warming. However, I read a report some time ago that
said that when Mt. St.Helens erupted, it released more green-
house gases into the atmosphere that all the autos, factories
and campfires combined since the beginning of time. In com-
parison, what comes out of a car's tailpipe is trivial. Does
anyone know how much pollution is produced every time NASA
does a launch? I don't think NASA is very GREEN. -DaY
You had a letter about anti-warming and blaming some political
outlook for the problems including weather. Just to fill ya
in.... the weather can be semi-controlled. The USSR has gone
on record and tells country's for a fee it can deliver rain.
The US Military is running the HARP program in Alaska. The
Harp uses micro wave/infrared/lazer tools to agitate/heat
and "lift" the ionisphere, creating a vacumn which moves the
high altitude air gulf stream which controls storm formation
of the Northern Latitudes. This is a quick heads up, because
there is so much more info about all these problems. -Ron
[Weather control is not a new idea. They have been "seeding"
clouds for decades. What you're talking about is much more
high-tech...but it sounds like the energy it would take to
make anything more than small, local results would be pro-
hibitive to the point of impossible. Not that I doubt the
technology.]
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