New FAA Commercial Astronaut certificate?

"Martin Hotze" wrote

for God's sake the US has no jurisdiction in outer space.

For God's sake, get a sense of humor!
--
Jim in NC

What are the required maneuvers for the one-hour of flight to fullfil a
BFR?

Turns about a planet?

On Wed, 4 Jan 2006 20:42:21 -0500, "Morgans"
wrote:


"Martin Hotze" wrote

for God's sake the US has no jurisdiction in outer space.

For God's sake, get a sense of humor!

There's plenty of humor in this thread.

For some, US jurisdiction is a power trip. For others it is
laughable. So to the rest it is anything but funny.

For some, space jurisdiction is a power trip... etc, etc.

Must all things be humorous? For God's sake, let us not be so
tolerant of what IS laughable.
--
Michael

Jose wrote:
How
do you justify X number of hours of flight time when the tach runs
backwards?

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OAMLFOR
(*ekat tips*)

Ron Garret wrote:

In that case, each has to be to a full stop.

Relative to what? ;-)

FAA headquarters since they are, they know, the center of the universe.

- Andrew

In article , "Jeff"
wrote:


What are the required maneuvers for the one-hour of flight to fullfil a
BFR?

Turns about a planet?

Good one!