Open-Source Crowds shoot for the moon 

  http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=87429288 

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 I was sitting on my porch at about 7 am maybe like at 7:15am, drinking my French Pressed Coffee. I was listening to NPR or some type of news radio.

No not really! I rarely listen to talk radio and me awake at 7 am….  Actually today, I might lose some coolness points with my fans. The whole like 4 of us, and that’s including my cats. I shall be trying to sling you some; well I did not mean to step in it too. Yes, a talk radio forum of sorts about building a satellite that has communication capabilities. Wow I thought the CIA government James bond type groups already had these. So let us buy one of theirs, or better yet, we can confiscate from them. Anyways I was suppose to take a side and either sell you the idea or talk you out of possibly being interested.

So after listening to it again, I was once reminded why I don't do Talk radio. I am a music listener. I do want to go to the moon too. The open-Source guy was not to bad. His ideas where sound. I liked the story about how he did not even know his buddies neat work history. But If I had a couple million dollars I would make my own and not share. I would not be a team player on this endeavor, it would be pure greed driving me.

I do not see the problem with broadcasting from the moon. I guess This was just a private sector Science Fair Race.