From: Laura Bashlor <lauralou@gatecoms.gatecom.com>
Subject: [Fwd: NEW: Artemis Project lists - Commercial Lunar Base Project]
Date: Fri, 16 Aug 1996 14:10:08 -0400
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From: Simon Rowland <simon@eagle.ca>
Subject: NEW: Artemis Project lists - Commercial Lunar Base Project
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First off, the Artemis Project is a privately financed commercial venture
to establish a permanent, manned lunar base and to exploit the resources of
the moon for future development of space travel.
The early stages of lunar development, including the first flight, are
paid for through associated ventures in known industries such as
entertainment and merchandising. The revenues expected from those sources
are at least three times the cost of the first mission. Because of this
funding mechanism, no direct investment in manned space is required, and
the Artemis Project will have made a net profit before the first launch.
If you want more information, ask <artemis@asi.org>, and most of the
stuff that's been done is on the web site somewhere, http://www.asi.org/
The site is rather large, well in excess of 600 pages. (Its so big because
much of the technical work that's been done finds its way into the Artemis
Data Book, which is online.)
Anyway, there are a whole bunch of mailing lists on which the work is
done by the world-wide team making the Artemis Project happen. These lists
are topic-oriented towards a specific part of the Artemis Project.
Artemis Project General Discussions
Email to: <server@LunaCity.com>
Command to join: join artemis-list or join artemis-digest
Command to leave: drop artemis-list or drop artemis-digest
Electronic Communication Technical Committee
Email to: <list-request@asi.org>
Command to join: join asi-ecomm
Command to leave: leave asi-ecomm
World Wide Web Maintenance Team
Restricted to web team members only
Mission Design Technical Committee
Email to: <listserv@dobharchu.org>
Command to join: subscribe artemis-mdtc
Artemis Society of Houston
Restricted to members of the Artemis Society of Houston only
Local Chapter Development
Email to: <list-request@asi.org>
Command to join: join asi-org-local
Command to leave: leave asi-org-local
Business Discussions
Email to: <list-request@asi.org>
Command to join: join art-biz
Command to leave: leave art-biz
CD-ROM Business Discussions
Email to: <list-request@asi.org>
Command to join: join art-biz-cdrom
Command to leave: leave art-biz-cdrom
Lunar Outpost Advanced Planning Tech Committee
Email to: <list-request@asi.org>
Command to join: join art-moonbase
Command to leave: leave art-moonbase
Propulsion Tech Committee
Email to: <list-request@asi.org>
Command to join: join art-prop
Command to leave: leave art-prop
SSTO Concept Design Team
Email to: <list-request@asi.org>
Command to join: join art-ssto
Command to leave: leave art-ssto
OSF Technical Committee chairs and team leaders
Restricted to OSF chairs and leaders only
ASI Board of Directors
Restricted to ASI Board members only
Lunar Science Technical Committee
Email to: <list-request@asi.org>
Command to join: join art-science
Command to leave: leave art-science
Solar Power Technical Committee
Email to: <list-request@asi.org>
Command to join: join art-solar
Command to leave: leave art-solar
Recreation and Tourism Technical Committee
Email to: <list-request@asi.org>
Command to join: join art-tourism
Command to leave: leave art-tourism
Owner: artemis@asi.org
There are new lists being fired up all the time, so check
http://www.asi.org/adb/09/03/mailing-lists.html every so often if you're
looking for all the newest ones. A complete list, including ones that
haven't been created yet (the project is only 2 years old, and the phase
that we'd be using these lists is only starting) can be found in
http://www.asi.org/adb/09/03/listserver-rqts.html
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