Obama Cuts USA Out Of Space After 30 Years and Russia will sink Space Station

[Gerry]

Don't forget that we have a handful of civilian companies that are planning space flights. NASA is looking to outsource some of them for shuttle (no pun intended) missions to the ISS and other orbital stations to being crew and supplies.

NASA wants to go beyond Earth. Back to the moon (manned) and manned missions to Mars, as well as asteroids and maybe other bodies (like the asteroid they found tailing Earth today).

Space center down there is already in the business prepping for launch a deep space probe to Jupiter. A great many of the laid off workers were contract workers.

[500,000]

Don't forget that we have a handful of civilian companies that are planning space flights. NASA is looking to outsource some of them for shuttle (no pun intended) missions to the ISS and other orbital stations to being crew and supplies.

NASA wants to go beyond Earth. Back to the moon (manned) and manned missions to Mars, as well as asteroids and maybe other bodies (like the asteroid they found tailing Earth today).

Lets take the Corn theory.

Drug co does research on the proteins in corn, find and extracts the sugar. Buys sugar crops and every one jumps in on the rising cost of sugar.
Drug co dumps all stock in sugar crops and invest in soda companies and corn futures. They make a bundel.
Now they know the new sweetener is now considered safe to use under their studies. Now Coke jumps abroad and the lower cost to make coke increases stock prices and distributors get the machines in schools. Big Money.
Now they sell the stocks in coke and invest in fat reducers, and diabetes drugs.

The question is why don't they put a warning label on cans of coke or

WHY DONT OBAMA get High Fructose Cone Syrup off the market?

fear supper big companies and government. But if people are honest the US political system is the best way to go for space exploration.

[Gerry]

NASA wants to go beyond Earth. Back to the moon (manned) and manned missions to Mars, as well as asteroids and maybe other bodies (like the asteroid they found tailing Earth today).

Are you close to watch launches? They will be launching the Juno spacecraft soon along with many other projects.

This is a great site to watch:
http://www.jpl.nasa.gov/

And some cool shots of asteroids that may be on the board for a manned exploration.

[draggar]

Are you close to watch launches? They will be launching the Juno spacecraft soon along with many other projects.

On a clear day we can see launches from Ft Lauderdale. I got to watch the last Endeavor launch from my office. It was just a speck of light shooting up but still cool to watch.

[Gerry]

The Vesta Asteroid project is pretty neat! I believe this is the one they have discussed the possibility of landing a manned flight here. Reminds me of the Armageddon movie.