[X] My Assistant

[Guest_Zvezdichko_*]

OK, this will be my first radio conference to speak on a particular topic about a spacecraft. The conference is on the National radio in Bulgaria, so that will be an important one.

There are a lot of things happening, of course. I have about 30 minutes to speak - that's not much! So I have to sort out the most important things.

That's why I'd like to ask you - what should be a top priority for the conference?

1. EDL - What happened during descent, pulsed thrusters, landing ...

2. The scientific results - from the Meteorological station and LIDAR, results from TEGA and MECA, alkalinity of the soil...

3. Should I mention the problems with TEGA?

[Guest_Zvezdichko_*]

I believe I have, as I hold the biggest website in Bulgaria about space exploration. I'm relatively famous here... I provide daily coverage on various topics - Shuttle, ISS, Mars Rovers, Mars Phoenix, as well as Russian missions - that's why I speak so much here about Phobos-Grunt, Luna-Glob, Venera-D or so.

The lack of a "core" as you have here is the biggest problem not only for my website. Unfortunately, pseudoscientific books are widespread here and they are being bought more than scientific books. I'm trying to restrict the thing in the same way it's being done here, but it doesn't help I've been called "wacko", "narrow minded", "hider of the truth" and so on. I find this very sad.

That's why I feel that founding a space-oriented society in Bulgaria is so difficult. We just don't have the "core", that's it.

But, as dvandorn suggested... This may be the best way I can do the job here. I do wonder, however, how much time it will take.

Thank you!