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...Lesson for Nasa! US Airmail and Aviation
You seem to be assuming facts not in evidence - the existence of a
space-based infrastructure that needs supplying from space. If you're talking about selling to Earth-based customers, everything on this list is cheaper to manufacture or acquire on Earth, or isn't something of much use. Cheap desalinization would provide a lot more water than getting water from space. There will be occassional hobbyish forays into space, but if you're talking about -real- space economics, you have to provide a service or product -for people on Earth- because -that's where all the customers are-. In those areas where that is possible, such as information flow and transfer, space investment was there. If space can provide something else cheaper and better than you can get it on Earth, that will attract investment too. What it might be I can't imagine, but where you need to focus energy on is imagining it. Water. Lunar Lander. Space Station Parts. Space Station Supplies. Mars Lander. Space Station Astronauts. Food. Fuel. Lunar Explorers. The government currently has a budget for these items. Why not these thing to start with? -- Craig Fink Courtesy E-Mail Welcome @ |
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