Live Webcast From The Lunar Orbiter Image Recovery Project

I'm really thrilled your doing this, the LOIRP is a terrific project!
I'm totally miffed I can't watch it live, here's hoping it will be recorded and put on the net somewhere.

That was great! Really enjoyed it.

Fantastic-watching history come alive!
I hope you and Dennis write a book about this and publish some of these reconstructed images in book form.
If could get out there I'd love to be a part of something like this. Is NASA paying attention?

Frank

NASA is paying attention and we will be producing some good science for exploration as well!

Unfortunately the UStream recording of the webcast was not archived through a technical glitch however I did manage to record it using another system I have and will be editing it and posting it as soon as possible.

It really was an informative webcast that gives you a sense of the hard work that was and is needed to recover the images, showcases the quality of the images and value of them and shows the selfless dedication of countless individuals that make this happen.

Here's a reminder-and we often need one-that the space program is about more than bureaucrats and big companies. Keith and Dennis are living proof of what can be accomplished by people with the entrepreneurial spirit and determination to succeed.
We don't call 'em spacers for nothing!
Instead of giving awards to bureaucrats for time served doing little but attend meetings, NASA should give these guys a medal for what they have done.
Of course, the idea of giving Keith a medal probably would cause multiple 911 calls from NASA headquarters!