Nasa Space Flight Iss
April 26th, 2008 | 
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Nasa Space Flight Iss
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Now that NASA is going to the MOON, do you think it is good or bad?
I believe it is a good thing:
Sure we have the “we should go to mars” people. The question is do they realize that is it the earths gravity that is the expense, inwhich, man must leave. By building a moon base and creating a landing station. could it not be possible to save money and expense in the BIG picture.
Saying if the so called Mars manned space flight left from the moon and not earth. Granted we would have to build it on the moon or on earth…The wise thing to do would be to build it on Earth launch it into high orbit and sling shot to the moon base. Instead of building it piece by piece say at the ISS. then going to the moon.
We could then…Save fuel cost…time and money…by going from the moon to mars..Beside the fact that given the correct trajectory we would be alot closer in miles.
Construction should’ve started in the early 80′s, but then challenger happened. The 80′s would have been super cool with this: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/e4/Inflatable_habitat_s89_20084.jpg
I say we shouldn’t spend so much money on problems on earth, because most of that money goes towards the war, and it should go to education, retirement and the space program.
I think it would also be helpful if they had a landing strip on the moon for the Space shuttle, but oh well, they are getting rid of the STS. And getting Orion… I guess I’m not the rocket scientist.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orion_%28spacecraft%29
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