http://crowlspace.com/?p=144 A Deep Future View... Mon, 16 Aug 2010 17:58:03 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 http://crowlspace.com/?p=144&cpage=1#comment-4348 User links about "gamma" on iLinkShare Thu, 05 Feb 2009 18:48:21 +0000 http://crowlspace.com/?p=144#comment-4348 [...] Free Alternative Image and Photo Organizer for Windows>> saved by JacobBarton000 37 days ago5 votesAntimatter ain’t what it used to be…>> saved by supernosie 41 days ago6 votesIt’s going to be tough because you’re going against [...] [...] Free Alternative Image and Photo Organizer for Windows>> saved by JacobBarton000 37 days ago5 votesAntimatter ain’t what it used to be…>> saved by supernosie 41 days ago6 votesIt’s going to be tough because you’re going against [...]

]]> http://crowlspace.com/?p=144&cpage=1#comment-3838 Recent Links Tagged With "starship" - JabberTags Sun, 31 Aug 2008 06:30:43 +0000 http://crowlspace.com/?p=144#comment-3838 [...] public links >> starship Antimatter ain’t what it used to be… Saved by maczter on Sun 31-8-2008 The Kobayashi Maru and the US Election Saved by kataraandaang14 [...] [...] public links >> starship Antimatter ain’t what it used to be… Saved by maczter on Sun 31-8-2008 The Kobayashi Maru and the US Election Saved by kataraandaang14 [...]

]]> http://crowlspace.com/?p=144&cpage=1#comment-3822 Crowlspace » Blog Archive » Carnival of Space: Week #68 …star-travel won’t be easy Fri, 22 Aug 2008 02:41:32 +0000 http://crowlspace.com/?p=144#comment-3822 [...] Welcome to the Carnival of Space, brought to you this week by Crowlspace and the never-tiring efforts of Fraser Cain and Universe Today. First cab off the rank is musings by Paul Gilster (Centauri Dreams) who ponders the difficulty of interstellar travel as depicted by Robert Frisbee who brings us the 160 million ton antimatter powered starship (see this old “Discover” magazine piece Star Trek for more details.) “Crowlspace” also covers Frisbee’s rather gloomy prognostications here… Antimatter Ain’t What it Used to Be [...] [...] Welcome to the Carnival of Space, brought to you this week by Crowlspace and the never-tiring efforts of Fraser Cain and Universe Today. First cab off the rank is musings by Paul Gilster (Centauri Dreams) who ponders the difficulty of interstellar travel as depicted by Robert Frisbee who brings us the 160 million ton antimatter powered starship (see this old “Discover” magazine piece Star Trek for more details.) “Crowlspace” also covers Frisbee’s rather gloomy prognostications here… Antimatter Ain’t What it Used to Be [...]

]]> http://crowlspace.com/?p=144&cpage=1#comment-3821 Centauri Dreams » Blog Archive » The Interstellar Conundrum Reconsidered Wed, 20 Aug 2008 20:09:13 +0000 http://crowlspace.com/?p=144#comment-3821 [...] so, our rocket still has problems. Check our friend Adam Crowl’s recent piece on antimatter for several good links and some musing on the relatively poorer performance with [...] [...] so, our rocket still has problems. Check our friend Adam Crowl’s recent piece on antimatter for several good links and some musing on the relatively poorer performance with [...]

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