We Came In Peace For All Mankind
Jul. 20th, 2006 05:48 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
Thirty-seven years ago today.
Okay, Congress has got its head up its ass and NASA is perpetually tongue-tied. How would you sell the need to greatly expand the space program to the public? You have three reasonably short sentences and no big words -- think "sound bite". Ready, set, go. (I have my own version, which I'll put here later so as not to Heisenberg the thing.)
Okay, Congress has got its head up its ass and NASA is perpetually tongue-tied. How would you sell the need to greatly expand the space program to the public? You have three reasonably short sentences and no big words -- think "sound bite". Ready, set, go. (I have my own version, which I'll put here later so as not to Heisenberg the thing.)
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Date: 2006-07-20 11:06 am (UTC)Space exploration doesn't have an easy cost/benefit analysis. But most people over the poverty line, and even most of the ones under the poverty line, have benefited from the results of the space program. Do you have a microwave, or a tv that was built in the last 30 years, or a teflon coated frying pan, or, or, or... So many things that you use every day came out of research designed to take the human race into space.