Well, as an European myself, my perception of the U.S. Mars exploration
effort, a perception shared by most fellow Europeans, I'm sure, is one of
admiration. Due to the U.S. effort, and since the Mariner IV flyby, almost
30 years ago, our knowledge of Mars has progressed a great deal. And most
people, in Europe and elsewhere, feel thankful for all that...

Rgds

Javier


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| European Perception of Mars Missions.
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| I'm a teacher at the local community college and recently had a
| European student who reflected many views I've heard from European
| about Americans. Primarily that we're fat, stupid and arrogant. Then
| I noticed this:
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| http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/3411061.stm
| http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/3410631.stm
|
| Notice the difference in these 2 headlines:
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| When the EU takes a picture and its stunning.
| When we actually land a machine on the planet and drive it around - We
| stop to investigate a rock.
|
| Who's arrogant?
|