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Vulture 2 spaceplane tumbles onto BBC World Service
LOHAN team chews the fat with Click
We invite Low Orbit Helium Assisted Navigator (LOHAN) fans to stick the kettle on, make a nice cuppa and enjoy a recent interview myself and Vulture 2 rocket motor wrangler Paul "Lord Shax" Shackleton did with Gareth Mitchell for the BBC World Service's Click.
Good stuff, and we'd like to add that the Southampton Uni design boys in question are David Cooper, Chris Dodd and Amrith Surendra, while the man responsible for sending a toy bear stratowards is Dave Akerman.
Our chat with Click came on a particularly lively day last month down at Vulture Central in London, where we met some of our Kickstarter backers, mission sponsors and the press.
Amid the mayhem, I also did interviews with CNN and International Business Times - the latter a surprisingly plausible affair for a "burly and bald" man, as Die Welt apparently put it...
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More from the lovely LOHAN:
- You can find full LOHAN coverage right here.
- If you're new to LOHAN, seek out our mission summary for enlightenment.
- There are photos our our magnificent Vulture 2 spaceplane here, and detailed structural plans here.
- For your further viewing pleasure, we have all our photographic material stored on Flickr.
- Our LOHAN and Paper Aircraft Released Into Space (PARIS) videos live on YouTube.
- We sometimes indulge in light consensual tweeting, as you can see here.