Shouldn't ESA / the U.K. offer competitive prizes so that if Pillinger's the best, he can prevail?

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~tax leech — 3/17/2004 8:04:09 PM (archived)

Shouldn't ESA / the U.K. offer competitive prizes so that if Pillinger's the best, he can prevail? The notion that he should be marginalized for having been too far ahead of the curve is disheartening to those with pioneering spirts and energy.

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Pillinger's Folly - Donald - 3/17/2004 5:18:34 AM
- re: Pillinger's Folly - Robert Clark - 3/17/2004 4:24:47 PM
- re: Pillinger's Folly - Doug Ellison - 3/17/2004 8:48:19 AM
  - re: Pillinger's Folly - Donald - 3/17/2004 3:20:27 PM
    - re: Pillinger's Folly - Doug - 3/17/2004 7:05:45 PM
      - re: Mobility - DavidV - 3/18/2004 12:46:30 AM
      - i'm with you - alcaray - 3/17/2004 7:34:25 PM
        
        Shouldn't ESA / the U.K. offer competitive prizes so that if Pillinger's the best, he can prevail? - ~tax leech - 3/17/2004 8:04:09 PM
        
        If ESA and/or UK want to spend their money that way, it is fine with me - alcaray - 3/17/2004 9:54:19 PM
        
        re: If ESA and/or UK want to spend their money that way, it is fine with me - Doug - 3/17/2004 10:03:07 PM
        
        Well, all the best to you guys! - alcaray - 3/17/2004 10:12:23 PM
  - NASA didn't hype X-33 or ISS? How about the '99 Mars Polar Lander or Climate Orbiter? - ~tax leech - 3/17/2004 1:29:55 PM

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