It's nice to see someone reach for the stars.
To: Sockdologer
Yes Sen. Johnson, the difference is President Bush has something that you or any of your democrat cronies will never have... Here's a hint it's that vision thing...
2 posted on
01/14/2004 5:14:42 PM PST by
apillar
To: Sockdologer
Before a mission to Mars, the federal government needs to look at locating an underground neutrino lab in the former Homestake Gold Mine in the Black Hills, he said. Why should we spend money on that when children are going hungry? < /dem argument >
3 posted on
01/14/2004 5:15:47 PM PST by
Brett66
To: Sockdologer
That is so stupid, that is a totaly different budget - and the DOE has a wonderful facilities paln worked out. If we cannot get these people out of power we are going to end up like Canada. It just makes me ill.
To: Sockdologer
Talk about a loser pandering to the home town crowd, sheesh.
To: Sockdologer
This is probably a pre-emptive attempt to give Tom Daschle a campaign issue for his reelection.
Daschle pushed the Homestake Mine conveyance act of 2001, which exempted the mine from liability for environmental damage in order to build a science lab at the location.
Now, it appears that Daschle (through Johnson) is ginning up an issue for November. He'll run on a platform of keeping science dollars in South Dakota instead of sending the money to Mars.
-PJ
To: Sockdologer
Now is not the time? The projection calls for trip in about 30 years. Should we wait and let it be 60 years? How can we make a "star trek" if we don't go to Mars? The lag in space travel from the 1969 moon voyage was already far too long. This is a goal for our species that transcends any revered-by-libs social programs. Anyone who has absorbed good science fiction and and has thereby already traveled in space will understand.
11 posted on
01/14/2004 6:35:07 PM PST by
luvbach1
To: Sockdologer
That rover is cuter than a pug dog.
Did you ever notice how our science policies mirror what happens at a high school science fair? Robots and fuel cells. I judged a dozen.
http://school.discovery.com/sciencefaircentral/dysc/scienceinaction/rj_gross.html Don't you think that the rover is just the grand champion from Robowars (or whatever that Discovery Channel show was) with a camera and some solar panels?
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