Post by wstanford on Aug 12, 2014 20:19:21 GMT
Finally have Stanford Systems (http://stanfordsystems.netau.net) back up after all these years. Its good to see you again and we hope you like the new site.
Firstly, to report on what I've been doing the last few years, I contracted schizophrenia when I was running my old business, Stanford Systems Aerospace Division and was forced to literally leave my business to be treated for it. A most strange illness it is when you contract it, a lot of pain, voices and hallucinations. For the last few years I was on government assistance and bed-ridden, but I went into remission about 1.5 years ago (that is to say "cured", the layman's term) and have been working more or less normal jobs since then.
I thought it time to put this site up, since I've seen how far SpaceX has come since the X-Prize, and start writting again my thoughts on the realistic future of space flight, exploration and colonization. I hope you like my latest paper.
Please feel free to introduce yourself, talk about the paper or whatever aspects of the new space paradigm that's emerging (a shift from my old AM/EX rocketry focus) or whathave you.
Woody Stanford.
Firstly, to report on what I've been doing the last few years, I contracted schizophrenia when I was running my old business, Stanford Systems Aerospace Division and was forced to literally leave my business to be treated for it. A most strange illness it is when you contract it, a lot of pain, voices and hallucinations. For the last few years I was on government assistance and bed-ridden, but I went into remission about 1.5 years ago (that is to say "cured", the layman's term) and have been working more or less normal jobs since then.
I thought it time to put this site up, since I've seen how far SpaceX has come since the X-Prize, and start writting again my thoughts on the realistic future of space flight, exploration and colonization. I hope you like my latest paper.
Please feel free to introduce yourself, talk about the paper or whatever aspects of the new space paradigm that's emerging (a shift from my old AM/EX rocketry focus) or whathave you.
Woody Stanford.