Try NRO, they are ok,
Wow, thank you, GI!Yes, I got inspired by a lot of people, including you and Star-Drive. And thanks to this forum and especially to this section, I made my final decision - studying electrical engineering. After all the future is electric.Nothing is easy. Hard times approach and hard work is the answer.One more time thank you all for being here and for sharing ideas and concepts for the future of spaceflight.
Good for you SithAn early welcome to the profession.If you like get in touch with me outside NSF, I offer my assistance, meager as it might be from a distance.I have a long and varied career as an EE including two years as an EE prof. I know the secret hand shake!Best Wishes....bruce
Sith, don't take the offer above for granted.
Bruce is a PhD, and here in the States that means more than it does in Eastern Europe or anywhere in Europe for that matter.If we're to scrape ourselves off this planet, we need this sort of confidence in the next generation and neglect concerning nationality.We're all pulling for you!
My own opinion is that since Bussard reactors are going to be the future
Quote from: Sith on 12/07/2010 03:44 pmMy own opinion is that since Bussard reactors are going to be the futureDon't pin your future on this. It might not pan out.