The Ariane V can boost a large European CEV into Earth-orbit
capable of carrying six-seven passengers.
If Europe wants a large ISS, with a large crew, let Europe make its own
six-seven passenger CEV to dock with the ISS.
If Europe complains about small ISS crews, Europe has the money and technology to do something about it.
Why isn't Europe making its own manned spacecraft?
Why aren't you Europeans writing your political leaders or ESA executives about this?....
Common! The address for the European parliament, the ESA headquarters, and the Brussels
legislature are well known...You can get such information off the internet.
Aren't the European political leaders supposed to listen to their citizen's desires and wants?
Jacob
Space/Science » in reply to Without the Shuttle, what about the ISS?
What do the Europeans want to do about it?
