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1. NASA calls them electron diffusion regions

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2. At NASA Rex had tele-ported himself on

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3. by two NASA employees that were

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4. by NASA in trajectory navigation, after the

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5. that NASA had set aside for this new event

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6. NASA put its men there as a gift to Rex

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7. Rex knew the power of NASA and the

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8. NASA to have access to the base and even

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9. and see him and you can see the NASA

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10. the NASA moon base

11. Victor was orchestrating the new NASA

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12. tele-port the NASA moon base to its site as

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13. meteor blast guns above the NASA base

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14. With the NASA base out of the way, Rex

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15. equip it with weapons, because the NASA

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16. NASA moon base, in three hours they were

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17. He then turned his attention to the NASA

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18. responsibility for the NASA moon base

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19. All their budgets combined into one comes to a total less than NASA had when they first landed on the moon, and that’s without index linking it

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20. Although I am not principally opposed to inter-planetary travel, it would seem that given the number of pressing social and economic issues demanding our immediate attention right here at home, financial resources otherwise allocated to NASA would be put to better use by attending to the requirements of a planet that our progeny will continue calling home for centuries to come rather than exploring (uninhabitable) regions for no apparent reason other than satisfying quixotical designs

21. “I worked with NASA for a few years,” He said casually when I asked

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22. NASA, a supposedly realizable source, stated that 1998 was the warmest year on record and only corrected that much later after much damage was done

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23. , NASA, and Army Inspector Generals for the lab’s senior management’s long standing practice of cheating the USG using thinly veiled cost accounting shenanigans

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24. This single contract comprised 60% of PSL’s annual revenues, so to say that PSL management sucked up to NASA is huge understatement

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25. (I decided early on that it stood for “Mouse”) Merritt a handwritten fax at 7pm their time at the urgent request of our program management business officer, Jim Candelaria—who later stabbed me in the back, because HE was very unhappy that NASA had not answered my subordinate’s November 2001 letter requesting the Service Contract Act Wage Determination upward revisions for our blue collar workers

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26. I admitted saying in the fax that WE were incredulous that NASA had not answered Wright’s letter in the past five months

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27. Because the contract was Cost No Fee, normal for universities and other “non-profits,” after PSL paid back wages, NASA consequently owed it lots of money with interest

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28. ” In that connection, more than two years after my firing and departure from NM, I finally received the NASA IG’s report of his office’s investigation of my allegations

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29. I sough, thereby, to apprise him of the exact facts of what I wrote, what the ACO said when he called, my reaction to it, which was not relayed to anyone at NASA, and my incredulity that this incident, which in my mind had blown over, could have any impact on the outcome of the high altitude balloon re-competition

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30. While PSL’s CNF contract was sole source and had not previously been opened up to competitive bids, its major subcontractor, Litton, had already informed both NASA and PSL that it would bid for the next five-year contract

31. Almendral and I knew full well that NASA had to, and did in fact, run the re-competition strictly by the book, and PSL won the five-year renewal

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32. Merritt which allegedly arrived at NASA without the PMBO'’s attachments and the handwritten fax forwarding Stan’s unanswered 11/01 letter to M

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33. Besides the NASA IG’s sending me his report three years after I left PSL, these points bearing noting

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34. When the NASA CMB

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35. figure 8 loops same as the Nasa chart showing the moon's

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36. Found by the Nasa

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37. I was among five people written up: Wallis Annenberg, the daughter of billionaire publisher Walter Annenberg; Phillip Fisher, the son of oil investor Max Fisher; Bernard Petrie, the son of Milton Petrie, the clothing store czar; and John Lennon, whose father manufactured specialized instruments for everything from power plants to NASA rockets

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38. NASA has known about it for at least twenty years

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39. orbit by less than a millionth of a meter per second a naSa detector

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40. place at the higher levels of the astral magmasphere naSa has recorded

41. NASA everyday could easily come up with many more of the

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42. Parents with the resources to take their kids on vacations to visit the various NASA facilities scattered across the United States to illustrate the ins and outs of getting humanity past the upper atmosphere of Earth

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43. Gerard is a scientist who works for NASA

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44. What in the world does NASA want with me?

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45. The NASA officials explained that my mission (should I accepted it) would take only a few weeks and then I would be able to return to my current job and boring life

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46. On October 1, 1958, just short of a year after Sputnik 1 was cast into space, NASA officially began to blueprint the nation’s space program

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47. NASA was an investment in the country’s future, an agency empowered with a vision to boldly expand frontiers in air and space, inspiring and serving America to benefit the quality of life here on Earth, as well as someday in space

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48. NASA centers would eventually spread throughout the United States

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49. The NASA officials continued their rationalization by telling me that I didn’t remember the abductions, because the abductors had installed memory blocks

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50. The NASA officials never implied that extraterrestrials or aliens were the abductors

51. The NASA officials also said that the abductors had prepared some of those abducted (which included me) for when the first contact with us would become necessary

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52. Many abductees were identified as NASA personnel, along with some other VIP’s

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53. My NASA buddies told me they required assistance in another project

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54. The two NASA officials looked at me, and then the closest one to me said, “This is the abductors home base, and one of them desires to talk with you

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55. I turned and looked at the two NASA officials and said, “You guys hearing this shit?”

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56. One of my NASA buddies handed me something that resembled a surgical mask

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57. She is wearing a suit that carried a patch in the sleeve, NASA

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58. She is also an astronomer of NASA

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59. The NASA astronomer phones in Captain Bowen

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60. Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) have used millions

61. he really wanted to show NASA

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62. the NASA Mars mission as a second home

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63. NASA had been disbanded in 2027 to become the Terran

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64. NASA geophysicist Dr

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65. 'Is that why you were a director of NASA for so long?’

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66. You can have some fun when you’re visiting any of the facilities in the United States associated with NASA

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67. was quicker than some of the technology that NASA tended to use

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68. Was tested by the NASA as a prospective astronaut in 1961 and successfully passed all the same medical and psychological tests given to the male Mercury astronauts

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69. However, the NASA eventually decided not to hire female astronauts then

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70. NASA scientists had announced that a satellite probe, which they had lost contact with shortly after its launch some two years before, had suddenly come to life again

71. Sure, the policymakers on Capitol Hill had made cuts over the last thirty years in the military, the Defense Department and had even shut down agencies such as NASA indefinitely

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72. When NASA folded back in 2026, it left a gaping hole in the people’s imagination

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73. It was expected that NASA, and by extension the U

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74. This is not changing a human into car or NASA space shuttle, communicating with shuttle by laptops

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75. According to NASA, effects that scientists had predicted in the past would result from global climate change are now occurring like loss of sea ice, accelerated sea level rise and longer, more intense heat waves

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76. Can an animal be a “helpful scholar and a consultan?” can an animal have a laboratory to do research and fill the literature with different discoveries? Can an animal prepare his own biography? Can an animal be NASA swimming in space?

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77. The NASA mission disaster that blew up upon entering the earth atmosphere, had only one piece intact and left in perfect condition “the flag of the united state enclosed in box”

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78. NASA used the white charcoal in shuttle as a heat-shield but because of its unsmooth surface which could be ripped apart by the air turbulence the coal was replaced by smooth tiles which can stand over 1000C

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79. By the way, if one looks at the Earth with the help of NASA technology,

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80. afternoon were caused by chemicals in rockets launched from the Wallops Island NASA station near

81. I also sought and obtained copies of the NASA News Release(s) about these chemical cloud

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82. allowed USA to have such an organization as the NASA

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83. For one week in March, I attended the eighth annual NASA conference on the atmospheric effects of

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84. And while the conference was not a secret, NASA did nothing to publicize the event

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85. NASA could have seen it coming!"

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86. A convoy of NASA vans, trucks and trailers are lined up,

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87. But what can those first pioneers have felt, walking for years to get here, and knowing that, just to find the nearest hotel, they would have to walk all the way back? How did Robert Falcon Scott and his team, setting out to explore the Antarctic, cope with the thought that, should they get into trouble - which they did - there was no help available whatsoever? What were Neil Armstrong's thoughts as the Eagle began its descent to the lunar surface, knowing that NASA - despite the almost obligatory optimism - only gave him and Buzz Aldrin a 50% chance of a successful lift-off from the moon? How will those heroes who, in the forseeable future of the next 2 - 3 decades, making a journey of 34

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88. The NASA technicians are still dressed in their 1960's look

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89. The NASA technicians meet and shake hands with their

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90. In other news, NASA has announced the

91. Juan had made several journey's into space for NASA as

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92. Then again, it was invented by NASA to feed astronauts

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93. conspiracy about NASA really being on the

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94. Do you think NASA was on the moon in the

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95. NASA was there and to demean the efforts of NASA by

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96. Was NASA on the moon…well yes, I think for sure they were on the moon? Did NASA at the time

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97. for the entertainment that the least NASA could do was to oblige by

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98. happened in this manner but from my perspective it could have lead to the NASA reaction

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99. last century, the achievements of NASA rates bigger than any of the other industrial-related achievement,

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