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We have to go to the moon first before we can go back. Here's undeniable proof:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mouUUWpEec0
We have to go to the moon first before we can go back. Here's undeniable proof:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mouUUWpEec0
What proof is there that there even is a moon?
According to the Zeta it's really a space ship.We have to go to the moon first before we can go back. Here's undeniable proof:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mouUUWpEec0
What proof is there that there even is a moon?
According to the Zeta it's really a space ship.We have to go to the moon first before we can go back. Here's undeniable proof:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mouUUWpEec0
What proof is there that there even is a moon?
They're murkins ya know.
I'm cluless.
I thought the moon landing were a first step towards colonies on themoon.......................
Like was portyared in 2001 A Space Odyssey (1968)
This fits the most successful model of the past: The first settlements in North America by the British were forced by competition between Britain and Spain driven by nationalism (a lot like the American/Soviet space race).PITTSBURGH, PA – February 6, 2011 – Astrobotic Technology Inc. today announced it has signed a contract with SpaceX to launch Astrobotic’s robotic payload to the Moon on a Falcon 9. The expedition will search for water and deliver payloads, with the robot narrating its adventure while sending 3D video. The mission could launch as soon as December 2013.
The Falcon 9 upper stage will sling Astrobotic on a four-day cruise to the Moon. Astrobotic will then orbit the moon to align for landing. The spacecraft will land softly, precisely and safely using technologies pioneered by Carnegie Mellon University for guiding autonomous cars. The rover will explore for three months, operate continuously during the lunar days, and hibernate through the lunar nights. The lander will sustain payload operations with generous power and communications.
I thought the moon landings had some scientific purpose and would be a stepping-stone- not some cold-war publicity stunt to show up the Soviets.
Why havent we been back to the moon since Dec 1972
No chance for the ordinary person to hop on a vessel and try to carve out his own niche. Extremely hostile environment and you can't tell the women from the men in a space suit.
I'm cluless.
I thought the moon landing were a first step towards colonies on themoon.......................
Like was portyared in 2001 A Space Odyssey (1968)
I'm cluless.
I thought the moon landing were a first step towards colonies on themoon.......................
Like was portyared in 2001 A Space Odyssey (1968)
Because we needed to spend that money making thousands of nuclear warheads. I thought it was obvious.
I'm cluless.
I thought the moon landing were a first step towards colonies on themoon.......................
Like was portyared in 2001 A Space Odyssey (1968)
I thought the moon landings had some scientific purpose and would be a stepping-stone- not some cold-war publicity stunt to show up the Soviets.
Combining both posts; yes, it was a political move, in a way, but within the rank and file it was the logical first/next step in answer to Sputnik. It was also the most wonderful thing we could have done. A professional "welfare" for technology whereby we could have surely done worse.
What has enraged me over all these years we did Apollo 17, and stopped. We simply stopped. Had budgeting went on, instead of such waste as Viet Nam, we all would be messaging from a base on the Moon and one on Mars by now.
Terrible waste. Sad, really.
Robert