Spare us your "nice" interpretations". Entirely different assumptions and interpretations of the data than yours are possible. The 99 data shows an increase in support for Mars and no significant increase in firm opposition from 69. Hardly the trend you tried to support by leaving out this data. I notice it took you far longer to explain away this blip than your intitial explanation of how the data supported your opinion.
It's always a good BS alert when someone leaves out data.
Delta V calculations and an abundance of resources available on Mars compared to the Moon are not propaganda by the way. What is propaganda is the 1 trillion dollar cost estimates tossed about between 99 and 2005 for a mission to Mars. A little thing called the war on terror and its associated cost might well have an impact on people as well.
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- 58% oppose spending dime one on sending men to Mars now
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- 40 percent is pretty impressive at this point
- dealing with the impact hazard is left off of every poll
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- It Might Be Worthless, But Fun
- Mark is right: Space polls are worthless
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- Sounds like dime one will be spent one way or another.
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