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Time for a change at the top before we start hearing about anything exciting on the moon.
Fred Hoyle used to joke that an ordinary car could drive to outer space in one hour if there was a roadway. It was a neat way of his to explain in popular talks that space is not very far away
"Synchronous orbit" is referred to nowadays as "geostationary" orbit. On planet Earth it is around 36'000 Km above the surface of the Earth. It is where all the communication
satellites are placed for the same reason you mentioned: from the surface of the Earth they appear to be
stationary in the sky.
But on the moon such an orbit would be 400'000 km high. In fact from the moon's point of view the Earth
is in a geostationary orbit. It stays bang at the same spot on the lunar sky, come winter or summer, year in and
year out ! It must be indeed some space station to be able to carry 400000 km of sturdy cable to lower it down
all the way to the moon, and even then it wouldn't work because the Sun's gravity would be stronger than the
A few questions:
How would the ribbon be tethered to the moon?
In a comment below, MJL states "That whole ball of twine will fit inside several different rockets and we can make the thing work with a single launch." I don't understand. Several different rockets... Single Launch? Sorry, what?
Lastly, I'll eat my hat if this only costs $800m. Does this really include everything?
Hi Xuane,
I scanned the messages below, and I can't find the quote. But if I did write that, please forgive me. It's wrong. We will build the initial system with a single rocket - for the smallest, most minimal system. We will need to build it up, and that will take more time and more rockets (and more money). But the initial system can be constructed with the launch of 4 TYPES of rockets (perhaps that's what I meant?) The rocket's we've baselined are the Atlas, Delta, Liberty and Falcon. Of course Russia, China, ESA and other nations also have rockets capable of deployment and construction.
And yes, whichever rocket system we choose, that "includes everything". That WON'T be a human-rated system. It will be a robotic system capable of supporting ~40-240kg of cargo to and from the Moon 2x/month. With additional rocket launches, you'd be able to expand the system over time. We think 1000kg capacity is enough for a human-rated system (but we're still working the math on that, so don't quote that number). But a single rocket can launch the complete initial system.
Keep your hat handy... I'l check back in 8 years. ;-)
Take care,
Hi Michael,
Thanks for your reply, and I do love the concept by the way. Yes, I see now what you mean about the different TYPES of rocket that you can CHOOSE from, but only needing one rocket for the task. However, you didn't answer my first question of how the ribbon is securely anchored to the moon's surface? Presumably you are avoiding a moon-landing with some sort of robotic lander craft to drill into the moon rock or something? Is there any moon-landing involved at all in the initial project? Or can you 'drop' the ribbon down to the moon's surface with some sort of anchor/weight already attached? How heavy is this anchor? I can only assume any moon-landing with robots is out the question- otherwise I'm confident my hat will still be safely perched on my head in 8 year's time!
Hi Xuane, I'm glad you like our project. Feel free to join our community at www.liftport.com and get involved. Here's a link to the video - it shows a little of how we'll attach to the Lunar surface. No men on that trip - that will come later. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j9XVHhkWxpI&list=UUTYRuIKdVbzBtMccxxz8y3g...
This is the most difficult aspect of this whole project. We have a LOT of kinetic energy, but dropping the "spike" from very very high over the Moon, and letting the force of gravity pull the spike in. But it's a weird calculation - to much energy and the whole thing explodes, too little energy and we don't sink in deep enough. If the drills, or barbs or other mechanisms don't work, then we've wasted $800m!
You keep your hat handy, and I'll pass you the salt! ;-)
Take care,
Hi Michael,
Thanks for the links, yes it does seem that this is the most pivotal part of the mission. I guess you have to hit your target on the moon's surface pretty accurately too, otherwise you'll have the thing balanced precariously on a boulder or the edge of a crater. You must be counting on a fair bit of luck with this as I can only imagine the error margin would be huge. Not the easiest.
Best of luck with the project.
What an expensive way to get rid of these billionaires..
What a great way to get off the surface and into space safely!
That's just crazy talk ...
What exactly are you commenting on?
While the Moon presents the same face to Earth, it varies in distance from 356,400 km to 406,700 km. It the closest approach of the cable was 500 km, its closest approach to earth every 13.7 days would vary from 500 km to 14500km. A rocket could be fired directly up to the cable so that it does not enter orbit. The timing would need to be good. The transport vehicle would need to drive 356,400 km up the cable. While it might be more energy efficient, at 100 kmh, it would take 150 days to reach the moon. At high speed train speed it would still take 50 days - that a lot of time to sustain a crew of people. What happens if the spacecraft drive.motor breaks down - rescue will be very difficult.
We will get much more efficient with the conventional rocket approach. The 1 tonne Curiosity was launched to the moon from a standard satellite launching rocket.
Mostly right. Our team looked at exactly the problem you describe. But, instead of docking with the counterweight, from an 'energy and delta v" perspective it is MUCH simpler, to dock at a space station at the Lagrange 1 Point. Then the soft, gentle descent to the Lunar surface is about a week. (Initially, we're going slow on purpose. We think we can speed this up a lot.)
And yes, no matter what you do, if the motor breaks down rescue will be difficult. But we have trillions of hours of accumulated knowledge operating motor vehicles... we only have thousands of hours of communal knowledge operating rockets. (I realize that is an imperfect analogy.)
Nope, Mars and the Moon are completely different in terms of energy and fuel. It is MUCH harder to land on the Moon.
Thanks for your interest in our project.
Take care,
mjl - President, LiftPort Group.
It is a good argument that if we could build a lift it will make moon visit more convenient . However, there are three fundamental questions that came in my mind. Firstly, recently we have given more focus on mars so i am no convinced that we could manage enough funding for this ambitious project. Secondly, it would not be easy task to develop a lift suitable for moon. In the worst case it might all money would brings nothing but wastage.
RE: Wastage, we only have to look at our Military Budget (60% of out total budget) to see "Wastage" in action...
I purpose that a TINY reduction in the Military budget (which is really an unlimited budget considering all the BLACK projects) would more than fund the Space Elevator, especially since it is not bloated by a NASA-like administration...
To do nothing is to FAIL our future citizens...
Besides if the Space Elevator starts to become a reality, Uncle SAM will be standing first in line for access to the technology...
Without a military budget, Imams will be in charge of the space program.
We could now reduce our Military budget about 40% and it would then be at 2002 levels, was the USA in danger then?
Think about it 10 years and a 40% increase in Military spending (WOW) and that does not cover all the Billions that the Military "LOST" in Iraq: http://edition.cnn.com/2005/WORLD/meast/01/30/iraq.audit/
Your point #1 - I completely agree with your concern. I share it. NASA is focused on Mars. We were recently turned down for a NASA research grant and I think this was the main reason for it. That said, even though we started out under NASA's umbrella, we've been independant of them since 2003. Ultimately I think this will be a privately funded project - with the most basic of motives; greed.
Point #2 - It's actually easier than you might think to build this Lunar Elevator. I'm not going to oversimplify it, but the technology is (mostly) of the shelf and commercially available. That reduces the complexity.
Point #3 - I think the key to this project is next year's $3M feasibility study. The money we spend there IS at risk. But, the lessons from that study should point to whether this is achievable or not. And the intellectual property generated from that study should more than offset the cost. I see no downside.
Take care,
mjl - President, LiftPort Group.
The space elevator concept has been a dream for a long time but as material science evolves it become closer to reality. Forget using rockets to "lift" when you can do it with a much slower, more fuel efficient and safer way...
Just one use of the Space Elevator would be to safely lift radioactive waste into low orbit so it could then be shoved into a trajectory that would send it into the Sun for "recycling" instead of spending BILLIONS trying to store it on/under the surface of the Earth.
What person that has read any good Sci-Fi would not want to chip in a buck (or hopefully more) to help keep the dream of a working Space Elevator alive? It makes so much more sense than using rockets in the long term, as Earth Based resources are limited as we all know!
Mining asteroids and even the Moon for those "replacement" resources would change life as we know it on Earth and the Space Elevator would allow all those resources to be delivered to the surface in a reliable and cost effective manner.
Suggestion: How about chipping in what you would pay for a beer at a Ballgame and become part of the solution to Earth's greatest challenge, dwindling Resources; this is the time to get in on the "Ground Floor"...
I'm aboard, hope you will get aboard too!
We should also consider the implications in refining such resources or doing basic construction in zero gee. We get a good environmental payoff, (shoot it at the sun, watch the splash!), but what are the societal implications?
Glad you asked!
With the price of Solar (of all flavors) dropping monthly and the cost of Nuclear Reactors (construction, repairs and decommissioning) spiraling ever upward by the time many of these new or rebuilt reactors get finished their energy will have to be subsidized by the Government!
China and the USA better start doing some future cost analysis or they will be digging a nuclear "hole" for themselves at the very time other major Countries are shifting to Solar (of all flavors) as the modern safe Energy Alternative!
If the Chinese & USA wanted to become true World Leaders, they would Champion Solar from Space and then lead the World toward a safe new future by WORKING TOGETHER; these books explain how:
The High Frontier by Gerard K. O'Neill,
Colonies In Space by A. Heppenheimer.
The Third Industrial Revolution by G. Harry Stine
The Space Enterprise by Philip Robert Harris
Mining the Sky by John S. Lewis
Good Question, for answers, see the books I listed just below, you will be happy to learn about "answers" are already being worked upon!
Well overdue!
and what if... some accident happen and space lift fall to the earth? it would be the biggest catastrophe in human history, completely destroying area around equator and provoking tidal waves which would destroy coastal areas around the globe.
and that do not need to be technical or productional error, there will always be some lunatic wanting to be noted in history.
The spacelift would actually be pretty light.
nevertheless... imagine a whip. it's also pretty light, but if you ask the cow she would tell you it hits hard (metaphorically speaking, of course).
it is not only the mass of the object that counts (and the spacelift would have to wight many tons), but also the square of velocity of object.
With all due respect, I've been working on this project for 11 years; I can assure you that I have no interest in creating 'the biggest catastrophe in human history'. There is a big divergence between the popular fiction of the concept (as you describe) and the tangible down-to-earth realities.
There are many variables, but in general, if the Ribber were broken by space debris, the bottom 500miles is all that would enter the atmosphere. Of that, 3/4 would burn upon reentry. of the 125 that remains, it is about 15ft wide, but paper-thin. It will float gently down into the ocean - where our ship it is attached to will pick it up.
We really have thought about this stuff.
Thanks for your interest and concern.
Take care,
I'd rather see the money thrown at the international space station go into research on an earth bound elevator. The economic boon from the required material advances would undoubtedly be enormous.
Could accidents happen, sure Murphy's Law is well known; but compare those potential damages to having ever more "Resource Wars" and or Fukushima's create additional Trillion Dollar Eco-Disasters.
Removing the "Nuclear Risk" alone would be reason enough to fund R & D of a Space Elevator that would benefit everyone, instead of just a few Wealthy Countries...
With dwindling Earth resources, we all better start planning for the next 30 to 100 years before we squander all the materials needed to position ourselves to survive into the next Century!
Lets do BOTH, the ISS is at least getting the Major Countries to work together toward learning more about Space; that is something we need to encourage and build upon, for the future of mankind, no one Country will be able to do it alone without draining all the Earth's resources...
Think Mankind doing it instead of this or that Country doing it!
I'd have preferred if mankind's first collaborative venture was something other than a boondoggle.
An elevator has large material benefits well beyond lifting payloads into space. One could say the same of the space station, but $150 billion is a large price tag and very little innovation or research has come of it.
I just want to say I admire the imagination and know-how that go into this work. I understanding nothing about it. But I want to wish you and your team the best.
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Something doesn't seem quite right here.
A geosynchronous orbit around the moon? Given that the moon has about 1/80th the mass of the Earth, and rotates about its own axis about 28 times slower (1 month vs 1 day - the moon always 'faces' the Earth) some basic physics indicates that the radius of a lunarsynchronous orbit is about
the cube root of (1/80) x (28x28) = 2.1
times the radius of the earth's geosynchronous orbit (about 42,000km) i.e. about 88,000 km. True, the gravity of the earth will affect this, but that's surely a long yarn to spin...
The article is a little unclear here. The way that the Lunar Elevator works is different from the way the Earth Elevator works. So you are correct in your skepticism.
Let me see if I can clarify with a set of 2 images www.liftport.com (scroll down.)
First the ribbon pulls gently from the lunar surface, through the Lagrange point and fairly deep into Earth's gravity well. The counterweight is still a long long ways from Earth, but it is close enough so that the Ribbon is pulled tight.
Second, and yes, it is "...surely a long yarn to spin..." But we've checked with the manufactures at Toyobo (makers of Zylon) and that is only about 10% of annual production. That whole ball of twine will fit inside several different rockets and we can make the thing work with a single launch.
Take care,
President, LiftPort Group.
Thanks for that clarification. It seems then that the viability of this configuration depends on the synchronous nature of the moon's orbit (always facing the Earth) - otherwise we'd have a lunar bobbin!
Anyway, very good luck with your endeavours.
Is the counterweight where the Ribbon ends? If so, how can we use the lift to visit the moon from earth?
Right. The Ribbon ends at the counterweight. You'd take a rocket - ANY rocket that can get to Low Earth Orbit or GEOsychronous orbit (14 nations have or are developing these!) and use that rocket to dock with the PRIVATE space station at the Lagrange point. Then you safely climb down to the surface of the Moon.
Imagine the social implications of India or Israel or Iran (all of which have or are building the capacity) walking on the Moon!
OK, thanks. I was kind of hoping that I could walk up to an elevator door and push the M button.
On the moon, a space elevator might just be viable - given a large billionaire population. Tourism's a growth industry.
An earth based space elevator really is impossible this century (existing materials just couldn't support such stresses).
Cheap launch from earth really is desperately needed however, and is the key technological prerequisite for asteroid mining (unlimited cheap gold/ platinum/ heavy, precious & exotic metals).
The fuel sipping Ariane 5 rocket weighs 777,000 at launch - mostly fuel and structures to support the fuel. With a payload of 15,000 kg or so, that means 50 kg of surplus rocket & fuel is wasted for every kg in orbit. That's expensive, and undermines very high volume flight.
While space elevators are non-contenders on earth, space guns offer real prospects for unmanned launch of equipment (perfect for lucrative autonomous space mining).
While the tallest building today is just under 1 km, the tallest proposed & architecturally sound building (construction plans abandoned) would have been the Tokyo X-SEED (at 4,000 m). A 4,000 m building could house a 4,000 m electromagnetic launch gun, accelerating unmanned spacecraft, satellites, machinery and supplies to orbit at 500g.
That would bring the payload to 6,320 m/s - about 80% of LEO orbit velocity, or about half of escape velocity (for reaching distant asteroids). A single small rocket stage would then be enough to carry the machinery/ equipment to destination. That is, a large proportion of the acceleration could be achieved efficiently without having to accelerate nearly so much fuel and heavy fuel tanks to high velocities. The actual gun would be an evacuated chamber (so no losses to air resistance for the first 4 km of ascent). Costs to orbit for high traffic volumes would be at least an order of magnitude less than today.
That's something we could easily build in the next 15 years if the business case was strong enough.
Longer term, if space mining does develop, this is likely to be the direction in which it continues. While space elevators are not tenable, here's what is:
- in Equador (conveniently on the equatorial bulge), at a ground height of 5,800 m, we build a 9,000 m tall building. At 15,000 m, the atmospheric density is around 10% of density at sea level. That means vastly reduced losses to air resistance - launch payload can ascend without much energy loss.
- with a 9,000 m long space gun, and without the constraint of air resistance at low altitude release, the payload could be accelerated far past escape velocity electromagnetically. That means minimal launch cost and minimal energy loss (and, perhaps, negligible CO2 emissions).
In a world with billions of rich consumers and with most of the Earth's heavy minerals concentrated at the center of the earth, the market for space mining is massive - and especially with the scarcity of metals required for catalysts, batteries, superconductors, efficient solar cells, consumer electronics, etc... and all the more so given our apparent obsession with gold & silver...
The question isn't whether. The question is when a multi-trillion euro market potential results in extensive space mining and construction of space guns.
The space gun seems to be an interesting concept, but wouldn't it be easier to drill the 'barrel' at least partially into the ground? If you did that in the mountains, you would still save some way up through the athmosphere.
I wager the tenants of the X-SEED would not look kindly upon somebody firing a huge gun in their basement with the payload going up their chimney.
Another thought - 500 g's sounds like an awfully hard accelaration. I wonder how that affects the range of possible payloads.
Wouldn't they have to be pretty basic to survive those g-forces? From what I remember, a conventional hard disk can withstand only up to 40 g's or thereabouts.
The larger constraint on a space gun is the density of the atmosphere on exit. If you're going at 6,000 m/s anywhere near sea level, you will burn up immediately (and dissipate enormous amounts of energy). So it is necessary to build a tower to higher altitudes (if you want to release a satelite/ spacecraft with escape velocity, you need to do so at an altitude at least 10km above sea level, and probably in the 15 to 20 km range. Thankfully we have some pretty big mountains). So it's important to maintain a near-vacuum in the launch tunnel, and release the payload at a high altitude.
Still, your idea of digging downwards is excellent - that would be far easier structurally, and far cheaper. Doing so would allow for acceleration at far lower G-force (double the length of the tunnel and you half the acceleration required for a given release speed). Certainly, any space gun should probably go at least 30-40km downwards as well as 5-10km upwards.
500 g is indeed tough - and your proposal of digging downwards would reduce these forces. Still, the electronics/ embedded systems in US artilary shells are typically rated for at least 15,500 g. So 500 g is probably workable for custom designed mining equipment.
Thoreau's admonition may be relevant here:
"We are in great haste to construct a magnetic telegraph from Maine to Texas; but Maine and Texas, it may be, have nothing important to communicate."
and to this day, really...
A lunatic idea? Yes, but as long as it's with your money, go ahead.
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IIRC, Gainetdinova/Bich (Russian Junior team) are the only other pair team to attempt 3lutz in competition at the moment.
IIRC, Gainetdinova/Bich (Russian Junior team) are the only other pair team to attempt 3lutz in competition at the moment.
And the article below (written after the SP) is channeling Doris.
Meghan [sic] Duhamel, Eric Radford hold onto tight lead
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There are only six senior pairs at the Canadian figure skating nationals, but the top two teams should provide the most nail-biting drama this weekend.
No worries, blue. I assumed that you meant that Lawrence/Swiegers and Purdy/Marinaro are in a virtual tie -- with a gap of only 0.17.
Has anyone heard what Debbie Wilkes has had to say to explain the small numbers of pairs skaters? She was saying she would cover it later but I don't know if she's done it yet.
Moore-Towers/Moscovitch SP video:
(The link worked for me in the U.S.)
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MTM Short program, poor quality.
See post #21 above for TSN's own link to nice, crisp video of Moore-Towers/Moscovitch SP.
Again, the TSN video is not geoblocked for me in the U.S.
Vid is 4:26 in length.
And I neglected to say earlier that I believe there is a nice backstory to the availability of the TSN video for the M-T/M SP.
Moore-Towers had asked via Twitter whether anyone knew of any online video of their SP yesterday.
A producer for TSN sent a reply tweet to her with the link. My hunch (although I cannot be 100% sure) is that he was kind enough to upload their SP in direct response to her request.
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Sure the two top Canadian teams will likely score higher at Worlds than U.S. teams sans Denney/ Coughlin (if D/C do go to Worlds they are competitive with top Canadian teams technically, but have more work to do presentation-wise, and in terms of choreo).
In any case, I would not be so dismissive of up-and-coming U.S. teams, including Castelli/ Shnapir; Scimeca/ Knierim; and even Donlan/ Speroff (if they become stronger technically).
Someone mentioned break-ups of Canadian teams. Obviously, there have been break-ups and withdrawals among U.S. pairs as well, so there aren't many U.S. teams competing either at Nationals, as in past years.
Fans should smell the roses and appreciate what all teams have to offer regardless of nationality.
Unless those teams (or individuals) are from Canada? And Canadian fans shouldn't tout their teams? Lord knows they have to put up with a lot of garbage about their skaters and any decent marks are dismissed as some nefarious plot by judges to favour Canadians. The skating at Nationals has, so far, been spectacular and there's nothing wrong with praising the wonderful young Canadian skaters.
Of course Canadian teams should be praised, and this is after all a Canadian Nationals thread. I'm in here because I enjoy watching many Canadian skaters. I absolutely loved Duhamel/Radford at last year's Nationals ... they were fantastic. Their fp performance and reaction in particular to me represented what figure skating is all about. I was not a fan of theirs when I first saw them, but I am a fan now and I'm rooting for them to medal at Worlds.
Still, I don't think there's any need to say: "U.S. Nationals will have more teams, but nothing like as great skating." That kind of comment smacks of the defensiveness that some Canadian fans seem to project at times. Even feeling as if you "have to put up with a lot of garbage about [Canadian] skaters" seems so over-dramatic and over-possessive and nose-in-the-air defensive.
Celebrate all of Canada's wonderful skaters ... they have an amazing history/ legacy and a wonderful present. I love S/P, D/R, Toller, Kurt, Brian O, Elvis, Bourne/ Kraatz, Weaver/ Poje, Mitchell/ Islam, Gilles/ Poirier, and I very much enjoyed Jessica Dube with her partners. I also enjoy watching Kevin Reynolds, Eman Sandhu, Eladj Balde, Jeffrey Buttle, Joannie Rochette, Shawn Sawyer, Beharry/ Jones, Purdy/ Marinaro, Virtue/ Moir (and former ice dancers Wing/ Lowe & Dubreil/ Lauzon), and I'm warming somewhat to PChid (I liked Patrick immediately when I first saw him skate, but I lost some of my liking of him along the rocky, 'over-hyped' way). Right now, I'm very impressed with Kaetlyn Osmond -- she's pretty special.
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I assume you don't know that the poster who wrote that comment is an American, not a Canadian. Therefore your entire post is really not relevant.Still, I don't think there's any need to say: "U.S. Nationals will have more teams, but nothing like as great skating." That kind of comment smacks of the defensiveness that some Canadian fans seem to project at times.
Having said that, I certainly would not underestimate some of the up-and-coming U.S. teams. If they actually stay together (here's hoping) they could have a real impact in two or three years.
Yes, I didn't think for sure the OP was Canadian when I posted my initial comments. Still, I do find stickle's response about "garbage our skaters put up with" to be defensive and over-possessiveness. All skaters generally have to "put up with garbage" from fans and the media. As far as the "American" OP's comment about "lack of quality" among U.S. pairs, I disagree with her assessment and her irrelevant comparison especially within the context of this thread, but opinions vary. Personally, I'm just as excited to see all the disciplines at up-and-coming U.S. Nationals, despite the break-ups as well as the injuries that necessitated withdrawals among U.S pairs teams.
Canadians are also Americans, naturally.
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A fair amount of teams perform it.
Since the lady is assisted by the man on the take-off the flip/lutz entry is interchangeable really and you'll often see the same team getting credited either with flip or lutz at different events.
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So what's the current situation in ubuntu with graphics card ATI Radeon HD 5670: Is Adobe Flash GPU accelerated etc.?
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xvba or vaapi is not supported. You need to use an override to enable it too. Therefore it does not matter if you install 32 or 64 bit when you can not use with ati
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the arm port seems to be a good enough reason for me to start torturing my nslu2 once again maybe ill get some edge bleeding out of that little bastard. next stop: n900.
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Gnome Shell on 11.04 is a non-starter on my desktop/laptop without adding an extra PPA...
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Power consumption is measurably higher than Win7, unfortunately, but on the whole the system feels much more comfortable than either Win7 or Ubuntu 10.10 (I won't compare to my Arch/KDE installation as that has significant driver issues right now).
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Wainwright seeks Cards series win in Anaheim
Cardinals starter Adam Wainwright had a great June, and will look to continue his dominance on Thursday against the Angels in his first start of July.
Wainwright was named the National League Pitcher of the Month after going 4-2 with a 1.77 ERA in six starts, including two complete games. The right-hander will try to lead the Cardinals to a series win over the Angels in their final Interleague game in an American League ballpark.
While the National League is loaded with great pitchers, Cardinals catcher Yadier Molina said he hasn't seen any one perform better than Wainwright this season.
"In the league we have some good pitching, but Adam has been outstanding for us," Molina said. "That's all we need."
The Angels had their seven-game win streak snapped on Wednesday, as the Cardinals pounded out 13 hits en route to a 12-2 victory.
Joe Blanton will take the mound for the Angels, looking to continue his resurgence. The right-hander won his last outing, and lowered his ERA from 5.94 to 5.07 with a strong June.
Blanton's turn in the rotation was skipped after he allowed six earned runs against the Red Sox on June 9, but he's rebounded with three straight quality starts.
"I think Joe's ability to locate the fastball is getting more refined as he's gotten into the season after that hiatus we gave him," said Angels manager Mike Scioscia. "That sets up the opportunity to command counts, so then he's unafraid to challenge guys when he has his command. You've seen him gradually improve his command and results since the first month of the season."
Blanton has enjoyed some success against the Cardinals in his career, going 3-2 with a 4.34 ERA in eight outings.
Cardinals: Holliday could return to lineup
Matt Holliday was kept him out of the lineup for two straight days because of a pinched nerve in his neck, but the Cardinals outfielder hopes to start on Thursday.
"They're going to continue to work on him and treat him," Cardinals manager Mike Matheny on Wednesday. "Hopefully tomorrow he's a step closer, if not able to be in there. Right now, as much as he improved from yesterday, it seems like things are moving in the right direction."
Holliday did not take batting practice on the field at Angel Stadium before Wednesday's game, but was considering taking some swings in the indoor cages.
Angels: La Russa knows Pujols' potential
Albert Pujols hasn't put up the same numbers with the Angels as he did during 11 seasons with the Cardinals, but his former manager in St. Louis believes the first baseman still can produce at an All-Star level.
Tony La Russa, who won two Word Series with Pujols when they were with the Cardinals, was at Angel Stadium on Tuesday and Wednesday to watch his former club take on his former star. La Russa, working for Major League Baseball as a special advisor, thinks Pujols can still be a force at the plate.
"I just think that if they can get him healthy, then they'll see the .300 hitter with 100 RBIs and 30 home runs," La Russa said. "Not only that, because he works -- he has no bad habits, doesn't drink alcohol, watches what he eats, and every year, he's smarter than he was before. So experience is a huge weapon for him. But he's playing hurt, and still he's representing."
Pujols has battled foot and knee issues since coming to the Angels as a free agent following the 2011 season.
During his time in St. Louis, Pujols hit .328 and averaged 40 home runs, 41 doubles and 121 RBIs over 11 seasons.
In 82 games this season, Pujols is hitting .244 with 13 homers, 18 doubles and 49 RBIs. He hit .285 with 30 homers, 50 doubles and 105 RBIs in his first season with the Angels in 2012.
Worth noting
• Cardinals outfielder Carlos Beltran is 6-for-19 (.316) in his career against Blanton with one double and two RBIs.
• Angels right fielder Josh Hamilton extended his hit streak to eight games with a single in the sixth inning on Wednesday.
Austin Laymance is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Young starters match up when Marlins visit Reds
The Marlins' Jose Fernandez has two Major League starts under his belt. Surprisingly, that's more than his counterpart for Thursday night's game against the Reds at Great American Ball Park.
Cincinnati's Tony Cingrani will make his first big league start in the opener of a four-game series, the first meeting between the teams this season. The 23-year-old left-hander, who is three years older than Fernandez, is being called up from Triple-A Louisville to replace injured ace Johnny Cueto.
Cingrani, the Reds' third-round pick in the 2011 First-Year Player Draft out of Rice, is the team's No. 3 prospect. He hadn't allowed a run in three starts at Louisville this season, striking out 26 in 14 1/3 innings.
Cingrani is not completely without big league experience. He made three relief appearances for the Reds last season, including against the Marlins on Sept. 15, when he struck out three in a scoreless 1 1/3 innings.
"That helps quite a bit actually, because you know that you can pitch here," manager Dusty Baker said.
The Reds will hope Cingrani's transition to starting in the big leagues is as smooth as the one Fernandez has experienced. The right-hander, who leapt straight from Class A, has allowed only one run on five hits in 11 innings, striking out 13. That's tied for the fourth-most strikeouts in Marlins history by a pitcher in his first two starts.
"It's just fun," Fernandez said. "When I come to the park every day, knowing you're going to face the best players in the world every day. When I'm not pitching, I'm glad to be in the dugout watching the guys hitting, and what they do, and how they handle themselves. I'm learning. I'm a kid. I'm trying to learn as much as I can, and help my teammates out, and try to have fun."
This series will provide Fernandez with an opportunity to meet Reds closer Aroldis Chapman, a fellow Cuban defector. Fernandez defected five years ago and was taken in the first round of the 2011 Draft out of Braulio Alonso High School in Tampa, Fla.
Marlins: Stanton back in the fold
Right fielder Giancarlo Stanton is scheduled to return to the lineup on Thursday after missing six games with a bruised left shoulder. Stanton initially suffered the injury while making a diving catch against the Mets on April 6, although he continued playing until being scratched from the lineup on Friday.
"Obviously, we all know how important he is to our team and our lineup," manager Mike Redmond said.
Stanton is still looking for his first home run of the season after blasting 37 a year ago. He is off to a 5-for-30 (.167) start, with two doubles and no RBIs.
• Shortstop Adeiny Hechavarria was scratched from the lineup on Wednesday with a sore right elbow after participating in batting practice. Chris Valaika started in his place.
Reds: Cozart getting it going at plate
Shortstop Zack Cozart had his second three-hit effort in his last five contests on Wednesday, when he doubled, homered and drove in two runs. He also collected three hits on Saturday against the Pirates.
Since that game, Cozart has raised his average from .114 to .228. He also has been flashing his power, with four home runs. Last season he didn't hit his fourth until May 21.
• Second baseman Brandon Phillips already has nine multi-hit games this season, including Wednesday, and is tied for the Major League lead with 19 RBIs. He is 8-for-19 (.421) with two home runs and 11 RBIs in his past five games.
Worth noting
• Cingrani's outing will end the Reds' streak of 180 consecutive games without using a left-handed starter, which tied a franchise record. Dontrelle Willis was the last lefty to start for Cincinnati, on Sept. 29, 2011.
• The Marlins are 13-19 all-time at Great American Ball Park, including 2-1 in 2012, when they opened the season there.
Andrew Simon is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.