David A. Dunlop

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  Guest: David Dunlop, the Director of Project Development for The Moon Society (www.moonsociety.org), was the...

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  Dave Dunlop, Moon Society, Green Bay,

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  The University of Luna Project is the creation of Moon Society President Peter Kokh and Moon Society Director of Project Development David A. Dunlop, and designed to operate as an independent entity , This follows suite with the creation of Lunarpeida.org and Exodictionary.org by Moon Society leaders Michael Delaney and James Gholston as autonomous spin-off entities.,
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  David A. Dunlop, Chairman of the Board and Executive Director, Moon Society Director of Project Development, Cofounder of The University of Lunar Project

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  Lunar Agriculture Team - Dave Dunlop, Moon Society Director of Project Management, and candidate for the Moon Society Board, is the person behind the LUNAX experiments done in the early 1990s in connection with our partner NSS Milwaukee chapter, The Lunar Reclamation Society.
  
  www.lunax.org There is a lot there
  
  Now Dave is getting started again, with new collaborators and new experiments I've approached him about reactivating this team.

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  But our current draft index would look something like this: In this issue: - Greetings from Moon Society President, Peter Kokh - Moon Society Project Updates - In the Works: Report by Director of Project Development, David A. Dunlop - A peek at the latest issue of Moon Miners' Manifesto In each issue: - Staying connected & in touch - Local Chapters & Outposts - Volunteering Options - Giving Options - Moon Miners' Manifesto free access Back Issues Do send us your ideas for Frontlines! Rather than post a comment, send email to kokhmmm@aol.com We will try to set up a new email address frontlines@moonsociety.org Peter Kokh, Moon Society President

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  The Green Bay, Wisconsin (David Dunlop) outpost reports success in recruitment and its core project area, experimental lunar agriculture.The outpost expects to be able to file for full chapter status possibly by the end of September, our 4th, and become our first campus-based chapter (The College of the Menominee Nation, Green Bay Campus, a Native American institution!) Three cheers for Dave !!!
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  Dave Dunlop is hoping to take our Solar Power Beaming Demonstration Unit to a US Air Force technical conference in Orlando in October, and then to the ILEWG International Conference on Exploration and Utilization of the Moon, later in the month, also in Orlando.

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  David Dunlop (Green Bay, WI) and our Director of Project Development (unpaid staff position) will run for the remaining year of the director slot vacated by Randall Severy who has been overburdened.
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  Moon Society Director of Project Development, David Dunlop, has an idea he is currently pursing in this regard.
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  Moon Society Director of Project Development, David Dunlop, is chair of the Moon Track.

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  Moon Society Director of Project Development, David Dunlop, has an idea he is currently pursing in this regard.
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  Helping the Mexican Space Society design a modest lunar analog station to be located in Ciudad Juarez across from El Paso; Last year, Dave Dunlop worked with Jesus Raygoza to rejuvenate the Mexican Space Society [http://www.sociedadespacialmexicana.com] and to put together an ambitious low cost proposal for the new Mexican Space Agency.
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  Moon Society Director of Project Development, David Dunlop, is chair of the Moon Track.
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  Society Director of Project Development, Dave Dunlop on The Space Show April 1, 2008 -- Topics discussed: The Moon Society; The University of Luna Project, space advocacy, Earth Cislunar economy, Mars, Reasons for going to the Moon, President Kennedy, radiation, education, students, research, entrepreneurship, ISDC.

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  David Dunlop (Green Bay, WI) and our Director of Project Development (unpaid staff position) will run for the remaining year of the director slot vacated by Randall Severy who has been overburdened.
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  Society Leaders in front of the unit, left to right: David Dunlop (Director of Project Development and Board Candidate, Board Candidate Fred Hills, President Peter Kokh, Treasurer Dana Carson
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  On the drive back to Wisconsin from ISDC, Dave Dunlop (Green Bay) and Peter Kokh (Milwaukee) began brainstorming a whole new concept for a Lunar Analog Research Station.

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  James now joins our unpaid staff, along with Dave Dunlop, Director of Project Development.
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  Dave Dunlop, Green Bay, WI Outpost, is reactivating the former ASI Lunar Agriculture team, long dormant, as the Experimental Agriculture Team.In the early 1990s, as a member of the Lunar Reclamation Society (NSS-Milwaukee, publishers of Moon Miners' Manifesto), Dave founded LUNAX, LUnar National Agricultural eXperiment corporation, to engage agriculture and ag-business students in ground level experiments that would provide data points in an effort to determine how little light, and in what lighting patterns, would be sufficient to nurse plants through the 2-week long Lunar Nightspan when direct solar power is unavailable so that they would go on to harvest: the "Lunar Nightspan Dark Hardiness Experiment."
  
  Now Dave, having found a reawakening of interest in this type of research, wants the new team to define and undertake a research project that will identify the most effective and efficient way to evolve fertile agricultural soil starting with moon dust. [Background: some plants to well, even better in hydroponic systems but not all!Once the cost of providing extra volume for "geoponics" soil-based agriculture, a greater variety of crops can be grown.] Some preliminary research has already been done along these lines.There is much more productive mischief that the Experimental Lunar Agriculture could get into while advancing the day when lunar settlements can be realized.
  
  In the light of NASA's recent abandonment (zeroing out all budget support) of all further biological life support research. the importance of whatever this new Moon Society team can do takes on real significance.If you would like to know more, and possibly join the new team, contact Dave. Other dormant Artemis Project Teams are being considered for reactivation.
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  Instead, Director of Project Development Dave Dunlop is pursuing a proposal to have NASA fund placement of a reflectometer on each of the Google Lunar X-Prize contender vehicles that, via laser-range finding, would greatly improve our knowledge of the Moon's shape by pinning down altitudes of all the landing points involved to a much greater accuracy than now exists.
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  On the drive back to Wisconsin from ISDC 2008 in Washington, DC, Dave Dunlop (Green Bay) and Peter Kokh (Milwaukee) began brainstorming a whole new concept for a Lunar Analog Research Station.
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  Dave Dunlop will again chair the Lunar Track.
  
  Looking for volunteers to put out flyers at various space conferences and science fiction conventions they may be attending.

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