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Launch Pad Summary
mikebrotherton.com - 7/28/2009
Launch Pad Summary
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OK, one more Launch Pad post upon my return to Brazil. The workshop seems to be a little better every year and it was a blast for me again this time. I wanted to compile some relevant posts from me and others about Launch Pad so that there’s one-stop shopping for anyone (including ...
Spectacular Launch Pad Starlinks
mikebrotherton.com - 7/26/2009
Spectacular Launch Pad Starlinks
— mikebrotherton.com — During the week of Launch Pad, the participants shared a bunch of links. Often these were relevant... to astronomy, sometimes not so much, but all part of a super experience. Here are the best of these. Some really fantastic stuff here. Sorry for so ... (more) Spectacular Launch Pad Starlinks

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