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Scott Lowther wrote:
No profit, but there are tangible benefits to maintaining a viable US Air Force. And you think there woudl be no benefits to maintaining a permanent lunar presence or manned missiosn to Mars? We're claiming that such benefits, from an ESAS-derived architecture, would not be enough to justify the activity. Paul |
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