Oolite Bulletins

shame to loose some much of the bounty in bribes through still I guess it makes the galaxies spin

this new cobra uses it's rear laser and shoot in blue !

and made some cash )

nice one - thanks

wonderful demonstration of what physics can do - we know its there casue newtons laws says it must be, and hay presto it is

And according to my friends at http://www.heavens-above.com it's not going to be visible from my patch of sky and that's was my last chance to photographs the ISS and the Orbiter togerher till someone replaces it

tony

good to see :) I'm heading to Cranfield next week for an interview ahead of a Msc - looks like I've made a good choice :P tony I did my MSc with Cranfield (long before I thought about joining them as a member of staff) and I'm very proud of it. Is your MSc based at the (near) Milton Keynes Main Cam...

good to see

I'm heading to Cranfield next week for an interview ahead of a Msc - looks like I've made a good choice

tony

hadn't thought of that )

Old news maybe, but having just collected this item I noticed that all missiles self destruct when they loose target lock much smaller energy budget for a quick on/off over ECM as well

tony

not sure about champagne - more of a larger chap personally

but for toast - marmalade

thanks chaps

Yippee

Mind you, several weeks finding it and finally an energy bomb !

Tony (dangerous now !)


ps - i do like the update

Have you tried searching your C: drive for files ending in oolite-save ? The older versions used to be installed by default inside C:\Program Files\Oolite, while the new ones are installed in C:\Oolite. My guess is that you will probably find your saves inside C:\Program Files\Oolite\oolite.app\ool...

hi Svengali,

Its installed in C:\oolite\

tony

hi snork,

thanks for the reply;

Running vista, and upgraded in a very lazy way - just next clicking !

I hada look around the directory structure but my save aint there (

oh well, back to Lave )