Full Version: Man on mars??
I'd love to see a man (or of course a woman) make it to Mars, or the Moon again.
I want to go to the sun!!!!!!!
I think you've been listining to too much Pink Floyd.... "Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun".
I reckon he just wants a nice suntan.
we are no where near sending a person to mars... like 1/2 of the probs that get sent there DIE.... just like the last eurpian on.... bush only wants to spend money on things that will make more ppl like him even if there are tons of needing ppl in his own country... dork...
it's a multi-national project. no other way to do it
QUOTE(Lord Leveau @ Jan 9 2004, 04:03 PM)
it's a multi-national project. no other way to do it
Totaly agree. Space is the future of this planet. I wish more people could understand that.
Bye the way: LL your avatar really sucks.
BRING ON THE STARSHIPS!
The funny thing is, Bush wants to see this happen in ten years. Correct me if I'm wrong, but even if he gets re-elected, he won't be in office in ten years. So...while I think it's a neat thing...he really can say whatever he wants about what he would like to see happen, since there's not a snowball's chance in hell that he'll actually have any say whatsoever in whether or not it actually happens.
Looks good in a re-election year, though, I'll give him that!
Seriously...I think it's a neat idea, and I applaud the concept. I just find it funny that so many news stories I've read make it sound like he's going to single-handedly transform the space program at best five years after he's out of office, nine if he doesn't win the election.
Looks good in a re-election year, though, I'll give him that!
Seriously...I think it's a neat idea, and I applaud the concept. I just find it funny that so many news stories I've read make it sound like he's going to single-handedly transform the space program at best five years after he's out of office, nine if he doesn't win the election.
I'm sorry, all I can think about is Austin Powers!!
QUOTE(Felix4067 @ Jan 9 2004, 07:39 PM)
The funny thing is, Bush wants to see this happen in ten years. Correct me if I'm wrong, but even if he gets re-elected, he won't be in office in ten years. So...while I think it's a neat thing...he really can say whatever he wants about what he would like to see happen, since there's not a snowball's chance in hell that he'll actually have any say whatsoever in whether or not it actually happens.
Looks good in a re-election year, though, I'll give him that!
Seriously...I think it's a neat idea, and I applaud the concept. I just find it funny that so many news stories I've read make it sound like he's going to single-handedly transform the space program at best five years after he's out of office, nine if he doesn't win the election.
Looks good in a re-election year, though, I'll give him that!
Seriously...I think it's a neat idea, and I applaud the concept. I just find it funny that so many news stories I've read make it sound like he's going to single-handedly transform the space program at best five years after he's out of office, nine if he doesn't win the election.
Unless he amends the Constitution that is...
QUOTE(BigO @ Jan 9 2004, 05:35 PM)
Totaly agree. Space is the future of this planet. I wish more people could understand that.
Bye the way: LL your avatar really sucks.
Bye the way: LL your avatar really sucks.
"Space is the future of this planet" cus we are killing it... our governments are letting big evil corps dump tons apon tons of posions in to the environment every year... why don't we take care of our planet and our ppl first!
What do you want to bet that Haliburton gets the maintenance contract? 
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