george7378

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no problem.

Happy birthday George!

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Woohoo!

Happy birthday, my friend! :happybday:

Indeed. Made it myself. Was created as an animation project I underwent a year ago.

No probs. Happy 2013!

Thought we already were friends! But I'll accept it anyway :lol:

Hi!
I will use the modified textures from your hotel modules that you create for UCGO to my addon release The Ecosphere.
I just modify it so that the texture will be glowing in the dark.
Please give permission.
PM me or contact me on [email protected] for answers.

Wow, that's quite an achievement having your Jupiter photo on The Sky at Night. Good on you! :thumbup:

Scruce.

Yes, and Propulsion Mark I, would have been easy as well as it has links to spaceflight. Isnt Satellite Comms a written exam?

As for Paolo, I hope I will get the answer to my question. He has answered all the others. If I get the answer I will post it in the "Ask Astronaut Paolo" thread.

Thanks,
Scruce.

Oh right - I'm in 203 (Gainsborough) and have been for a few years. I took my senior exam last week - good luck in your results! I wish that we did the Satellite Communications exam earlier (it's part of the staff exam, I think) - we would probably pass that without revision!

I think Paolo should answer you - it took him about a month to answer mine.

George.

I am in the Air training Corps as present. In fact i took Leading Cadet exam last week. What squadron are you with?(Me = 332 High Wycombe)

And I am still waiting on an answer from Paolo Nespoli, hopefully he will answer before his de-orbit this month.

Thanks,
Scruce.

Hi george7378,
I was reading through some old bios when i noticed one from you. It mentioned that you were in the Air Training Corps. Are you still a member?

Thanks,
Scruce.

Download is working bye have to go now.

Unfortunately, for now I live in a city, but in a few months I'll be moving out into the country, where the sky's as dark as can be.
In the meantime, I'll keep an eye on the clouds. As soon as I get a clear night I'll step outside. Probably won't see the milky way thanks to luminous pollution, but maybe I can pick out a planet or two.

My only experience with astronomy is picking out large Lunar craters with binoculars. Any recommendation for a starter telescope would be appreciated!

Cheers.

George, please read the response I left you in the AstraSpace thread and shoot me a PM, please.