NASA can ask for whatever it wants

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Larry J — 7/12/2001 10:13:17 AM (archived)

but they have to live on what they get through Congress. Given their dismal track record for managing big projects, Congress isn't likely to increase their budget substancially any time soon.

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Should the shuttle Columbia be sold, or mothballed? - Jacob Samorodin - 7/12/2001 3:19:48 PM
- tough sell. . . - Justin Kelly - 7/12/2001 7:47:59 PM
  - Re: tough sell. . . - Kim Keller - 7/12/2001 8:35:10 AM
    - ELVs are cheaper to launch than the Shuttle - Gary - 7/12/2001 9:42:47 AM
      - Depends on the payload - Kim Keller - 7/12/2001 10:50:19 AM
- Preserved in cas of loss of one of the others - Raoul - 7/12/2001 4:05:33 PM
  - Makes sense - Kim Keller - 7/12/2001 10:52:24 AM
    - Re: Makes sense - Delbert - 7/12/2001 12:40:08 PM
      - Re: Makes sense - Kim Keller - 7/12/2001 12:59:07 PM
        
        scaled down - Delbert - 7/12/2001 6:28:29 PM
      - actually - delbert - 7/12/2001 12:48:24 PM
- Re: Should the shuttle Columbia be sold, or mothballed? - Delbert - 7/12/2001 9:09:39 AM
  - NASA can ask for whatever it wants - Larry J - 7/12/2001 10:13:17 AM
    - Re: NASA can ask for whatever it wants - Kim Keller - 7/12/2001 10:56:47 AM
      - Covert verses open verses civil - Larry J - 7/13/2001 1:54:56 PM
        
        Re: Covert verses open verses civil - Kim Keller - 7/13/2001 5:01:35 PM
        
        I think the biggest factor is government verses private industry - Larry J - 7/13/2001 7:01:53 PM
        
        Re: I think the biggest factor is government verses private industry - Kim Keller - 7/13/2001 7:28:34 PM
        
        My own Rant - Nick Hoffman - 7/13/2001 3:27:35 PM
        
        Mine too! - Robert - 7/15/2001 5:54:48 PM

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