Given TWO choices between a 'boondoggle' that returns humans to deep space 380,000 kilometers from Earth, or one that strands humans in LEO (380 miles up) for decades, I'll take the FIRST CHOICE.

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Jacob Samorodin — 2/4/2004 3:00:16 PM (archived)

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Tom Matula, over on the Space Frontier Foundation's Return to the Moon board, weighs in on the Moon vs Mars question - Buck Galaxy - 2/4/2004 7:59:41 AM
- re: Tom Who? - Mark Eby - 2/4/2004 12:59:09 PM
  - re: Tom Who? - Chris Vancil - 2/4/2004 10:36:06 PM
- From a recent Aviation Week & Space Technology editorial - Larry J - 2/4/2004 10:32:07 AM
  - Hope You Memorized That Definition Of Boondoggle - Mark Eby - 2/4/2004 2:11:59 PM
    - Given TWO choices between a 'boondoggle' that returns humans to deep space 380,000 kilometers from Earth, or one that strands humans in LEO (380 miles up) for decades, I'll take the FIRST CHOICE. (n/t) - Jacob Samorodin - 2/4/2004 3:00:16 PM
      - The Problem With Any 'boondoggle' Is That It Will Get Rejected humans to deep space 380,000 kilometers from Earth, or one that strands humans in LEO (380 miles up) for decades, I'll take the FIRST CH… - Mark Eby - 2/4/2004 3:45:58 PM
        
        I've made my choice clear. 'Boondoggle' or not, let's leave LEO (and the shuttles and ISS) behind! (n/t) - Jacob Samorodin - 2/4/2004 3:56:15 PM

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