For prices to come down, there needs to be COMPETITION between entrepreneurial ventures, NOT merely between corrupt contractors like Boeing. Do you think that the space tourism industry wouldn't take off [pun not intended] if the cost of launching humans into space came down?
Pro-entrepreneurial reforms could empower genuine entrepreneurs:
http://www.spaceprojects.com/reforms
NASA has a larger budget than all the rest of the world's civilian space agencies COMBINED:
HTTP://www.spaceprojects.com/Chinese-space-program
and NASA should take the lead on offering adequate competitive prizes (like Congress allows and like DARPA already does):
http://www.spaceprojects.com/prizes
Space/Science » in reply to re: Privatization could increase the cost to launch
There needs to be COMPETITION between entrepreneurial ventures, NOT merely between corrupt contractors like Boeing.
The whole thread (24 posts)
- Human Spaceflight - a future without NASA?
- Comm on admit it--NASA is just cover for Bush & Rumsfield's plan to Militarize Space N/T (n/t)
- re: Human Spaceflight - a future without NASA?
- Congress says NASA *can* offer competitive prizes. Here's the official link documenting this...
- I didn't say they "couldn't" offer prizes. I said they "won't." (n/t)
- re: Privatization could increase the cost to launch
- There needs to be COMPETITION between entrepreneurial ventures, NOT merely between corrupt contractors like Boeing.
- re: I don't believe that
- re: I don't believe that
- Itys a long way between government regulation of homebuilders and haveing a Government Homebuilding Agency
- re: To add to my statement
- re: Boeing IS an entrepreneurial venture
- Huh? Boeing has lobbied AGAINST tax incentives, and COMPETITIVE prizes. It hired Ms. Druyun (a corrupt Air Force contracting official) before firing her last week, too.
- re: Boeing IS an entrepreneurial venture
- re: I don't believe that
- There needs to be COMPETITION between entrepreneurial ventures, NOT merely between corrupt contractors like Boeing.
- Congress says NASA *can* offer competitive prizes. Here's the official link documenting this...
