I read the discussion on this thread and observed that we Zoners, as a representative sample of the broader community of space advocates, are already falling into the trap of squabbling over our long term goals in space at a time when even the short-term first stages are at risk because of Columbia and the current political and economic environment. We risk losing everything by not paying attention to the immediate necessity of getting our basic near-Earth space operations going again. At this point America has no human space flight program at all. We'd better deal with that first and save the dreams of [insert celestial body here] for later, or none of us will ever get anything we want.
Space/Science » in reply to re: Don't take this personally - just noticed your 1st person perspective
What's the "we" crap, Kemosabe?
The whole thread (44 posts)
- Bill to restore vision for Human spaceflight
- CAIB Report roots
- Begin With The End In Mind - Steven Covey
- re: Don't take this personally - just noticed your 1st person perspective
- The good thing about baby steps
- The Problem With Baby Steps Is Risk Of Incompletion
- re: I have a better idea of a technological challenge
- This Is The Problem When You Have Politicians Set Technical Goals
- CAIB Report roots
