Check out “Wakeup Like An Astronaut” on my web page, featuring the hilarious satirical space shuttle wake up music Michael J. Cahill created for me after the Challenger accident.
HI Dr. Sullivan At today's veterans day event at the Air Force Museum in Dayton your name came up as a person the museum would like to host for a possible talk and book signing. Please contact me at kkeisel@gmail.com and I can put you in touch with the event organizer. We would have loved to have had you there today. W.e had 50 veterans posted at their aircraft, but no one at the Shuttle.
Enjoyed your invu with Anne Diamond on Viking.TV. My wife is Director of Sales for Viking in Canada.... so she was on my case to have a look at it. I did.... your invu was the first, and I'm glad I heard your story.
I smiled when you showed a pendant of sorts. As you've been higher and lower than all of us, and idea for a new pendant/medal came to me:
On one side, your visage. On the other: "Every life should have its ups and downs."
In your talks to schools, have a draw for half a dozen of them. The successful kids will have a constant reminder to 'go for it'.... whatever 'it' is.
Our sub, the Limiting Factor, is designed to withstand 116.7MPa, That's 100,000 tonnes of pressure bearing down on the complete sphere at Full Ocean Depth (i.e. where I’m going tomorrow). 11,000 tonnes per square metre means there will be 1,500 tonnes of pressure on the viewport and 2,200 tonnes on the hatch. So, over the entire hull that’s akin to the weight of 291 jumbo jets or 7900 double decker buses. On each viewport that is the weight of 4 jumbo jets. On the hatch it is 5 jumbo jets or 175 London double decker buses or 1000 large SUV’s.
June 7, 2020: Journey to the bottom of the Challenger Deep - and back. Longer posts describing this remarkable day will follow soon. Will add pix when we get back to 4G bandwidth. Stay tuned!
My time aboard Pressure Drop ended on June 16, but Team Caladan did another 10 days worth of sub dives and continued the scientific exploration of deep ocean trenches - using robotic landers - right up to today (more on that to come!). Here are some of the cool sights captured on the series 2 dives in the Challenger Deep.
HI Dr. Sullivan At today's veterans day event at the Air Force Museum in Dayton your name came up as a person the museum would like to host for a possible talk and book signing. Please contact me at kkeisel@gmail.com and I can put you in touch with the event organizer. We would have loved to have had you there today. W.e had 50 veterans posted at their aircraft, but no one at the Shuttle.
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ReplyDeleteEnjoyed your invu with Anne Diamond on Viking.TV. My wife is Director of Sales for Viking in Canada.... so she was on my case to have a look at it. I did.... your invu was the first, and I'm glad I heard your story.
I smiled when you showed a pendant of sorts. As you've been higher and lower than all of us, and idea for a new pendant/medal came to me:
On one side, your visage.
On the other: "Every life should have its ups and downs."
In your talks to schools, have a draw for half a dozen of them. The successful kids will have a constant reminder to 'go for it'.... whatever 'it' is.
xo
Robb Lucy
rlucy@createmylegacy.com
www.createmylegacy.com
604-874-7700
So that's (part) of what you've been up to since '79. Nice.
ReplyDeleteHow have you been? Settling down any?
Dan Pankratz
danielalanpankratz@google.com
So that's (part) of what you've been up to since '79. Nice.
ReplyDeleteHow have you been? Settling down any?
Dan Pankratz
danielalanpankratz@google.com
So that's (part) of what you've been up to since '79. Nice.
ReplyDeleteHow have you been? Settling down any?
Dan Pankratz
danielalanpankratz@google.com
So that's (part) of what you've been up to since '79. Nice.
ReplyDeleteHow have you been? Settling down any?
Dan Pankratz
danielalanpankratz@google.com
So that's (part) of what you've been up to since '79. Nice.
ReplyDeleteHow have you been? Settling down any?
Dan Pankratz
danielalanpankratz@google.com