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I find it simply amazing that I can sit in the comfort of my home and
pull of a picture from the surface of Saturn's moon Titan. Unbelievable! Yet, it almost didn't happen. Back in 1997, when Cassini/Huygens was launched, environmentalists tried desperately to stop the launch. They tried every means, politically and legally, to scuttle the probe. Then they swarmed down to the launch site, waving signs, sputtering that the probe was a danger to humanity. And all of this because Cassini/Huygens had a plutonium power source on board. I guess they want us to return to the good old hunter/gatherer days some 10,000 years ago. Gaia is offended by humanity's presence. Humans are a cancer on this pristine planet, something to be cut out. This is the dogma of the environmentalist/marxist movement. |
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