NASA Chief Sees Bold Future on Mars and the Moon

Space.com ^ | Nov 11, 2018 | Chelsea Gohd, Space.com Staff Writer

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[Army Air Corps]

Ping.

[JewishRighter]

I miss the good ole’ days during the Obama administration when NASA understood that its proper mission was Muslim outreach /sarc

[cll]

What? No muslim outreach?!

[fieldmarshaldj]

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[fieldmarshaldj]

Should continue that mission. Send them all into space one-way and all their Democrat apologists and sycophants.

[Mr. Jeeves]

Not with a Democrat House.

[Attention Surplus Disorder]

Will there be Dem voters there?

[George from New England]

If Gillium steals the seat, NASA wont be studying anything but manufactured racial poll machines.

[wny]

and they’ll find Florida ballots when they get there...

[rktman]

Thanks. Hopefully folks understand that with current tech, the trip to Mars is a one way ticket. As in kiss it good bye if there’s a problem.

[brownsfan]

Big dreams, just waiting to be squashed by the next Democrat socialist president.

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[Leaning Right]

I’m not seeing why a debtor nation should be spending borrowed money to send a spacecraft to the Moon or to Mars. It’s not like either place is littered with diamonds or rubies.

Sure, these escapades often yield scientific breakthroughs. But these breakthroughs can be had more cheaply by just funding basic research here on Earth.

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[coaster123]

Colonizing Mars will embrace diversity as its primary mission goal.

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[plain talk]

All that rationale is fine and good but we also need to make sure we have an established presence on the moon and later Mars ahead of other nations for national security purposes.