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Moto-MOMO

05/19/14 9:56 AM

#62204 RE: hamberlinmark #62200

How the hell do you know it costs a hakf a million to attend..... what a crock of sh!t
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Deagle

05/19/14 10:09 AM

#62213 RE: hamberlinmark #62200

If there is anything to this space engine story, which I think there is, the government does not let you fail. Money won't be a problem in production. WThe space programs already have a serious problem in that they do not even have rocket engines that can launch sattelites into space without buying them from Russia. The USA does not have the ability to crank out large rocket motors like the Saturn we used to make here in the US. So anything that will help the the space companies will start being pushed much more now than in the past, imo. Just another good aspect of APT
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Sharktnk

05/19/14 11:18 AM

#62275 RE: hamberlinmark #62200

The meeting that the PR mentioned will cost the company close to $500,000.00 to attend and present



And you can substantiate this with ... ?

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bsdvs23

05/19/14 11:22 AM

#62278 RE: hamberlinmark #62200

APT was approached and invited to attend... I mentioned their affiliation last month. I worked for NASA (under astronaut John Grunsfeld) in my past and trust me that NO presentations are "any where" the price tag referenced.

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