Once you're in space, there will be no need for a steadycam, dolly, crane, etc. Mars also have a Star Bucks that we can kick it at. Provide your own oxygen tanks.
When I was a kid my dream was to be an astronaut - and I used to tell everyone that I was going to be the first human to step foot on Mars. Maybe this is my chance to fulfil this lifelong dream...sign me up! ;D
I've just spoken to Panasonic Canada and they've agreed to sponsor the meeting on June 8th. A shuttle leaving June 1st from Pearson Int Airport through Air Canada will depart at 4:38 PM, we should arrive on Mars late in the evening on the 7th. Please respond to this thread if you would like to attend as space is limited to 23 people. Attendees should be aware that to survive the journey they will need to be able to withstand an acceleration of 9 G's.
[quote author=Ronik link=board=meet;num=1106791229;start=0#9 date=01/27/05 at 10:06:31]I'll ask Mountain Dew for drink! [/quote]
...which will become another proof of water on Mars...
I got a call from NASA today. It seems that because we're dealing with Air Canada, their union is upset. I contacted Air Canada, they said they're trying to resolve the issue for us. As far as I can tell we will still be able to meet on the 10th. Their is a slim chance we may have to launch from Florida.
BTW, don't forget to get your shots! If you're not sure what you need, contact your local Travel Doctor.
I'll go on one condition..
I get to float around catching potato chips in my mouth.. then I get to clog the instruments with those chips, then bash my head into the experimental ant farm on board...
Red may be my least favorite color...
but, at times, I reeeeaaally like it :-[
I volunteer to serve the food and drinks,
and to assist with cleanup...
but, 9 Gs....
you might have to wait quite some time
to get served.....looking for the head...