We're starting to fall behind on everything that we stand for back in the 20th century.Everything that was started in the 20th century is coming to fruition.
Reduce foreign aid, and put that into NASA development..
We're starting to fall behind on everything that we stand for back in the 20th century.
Move NASA away from things like climate hoaxing and let them do their core business.
There is a lot worth learning out there in space. Sadly, they ll need more then a penny for a significant breakthrough.
Maybe NASA will actually do something space related now.. :lol:
if they get the funding they are asking for :neutral:Honestly Russias probibly owning America right now when it comes to space exploration.
NASA is important because we're eventually going to f**k the earth to death, and if we're not in a position to abandon it and run to a different planet then we'll die as a race.IMO NASA should be focussing on things like propultion systems, not telescoping the galaxy for planets like earth and such with their 456089084868638476034986946billion dollar orbital telescopes, the sooner we find a new propultion system such as nuclear, plasma or maybe even dark matter (although it'd take 1million years to get a gram of dark matter at the moment) the better, why not just get the stuff to get you to other planets instead of looking for planets before we can even go there..
The (far less pessimistic) alternative is that we are able to set up some kind of orbital solar power generation systems (like in gundam 00 :roll:) and use other planets as sources for mining. Both of those things again require a space program. It's a necessary thing.
Did they really go to the moon? :lol:Yes they really went to the bloody moon. :roll:
Did they really go to the moon? :lol:Surprising that people still fall for the "moon landing was a hoax" theory. :roll:
Surprising that people still fall for the "moon landing was a hoax" theory. :roll:I was being sarcastic about that, but yea f**k telescopes, get a good propultion system and explore!
NASA should concentrate more on actual space exploration instead of simply looking through telescopes... endless opportunities await us out there, and the first place to start is in our own solar system.