Budget cut for NASA?

Michael Gallagher writes:

So as nerve-wracking as the next few months will be for NASA
employees, maybe those of us whose jobs DON'T hang on it should calm
down a little. Granted, I keep doing "Obama Space Policy" searches in
Dogpile all the time. But pontificating about what WILL or WON'T
happen when Obama may not have even made up his mind yet may just be a
little counterproductive. Just a thought.

So, right now we're in a quantum superposition where all outcomes are possible!
Why decide until you actually look into the treasure chest and see the cash?
And why force the system into needless de-coherence with idle speculation!

Everyone enjoying the Constellation Lunar Base Program so far?

:-)

Dave

On Nov 23, 5:59*pm, David Spain wrote:
Michael Gallagher writes:
So as nerve-wracking as the next few months will be for NASA
employees, maybe those of us whose jobs DON'T hang on it should calm
down a little. *Granted, I keep doing "Obama Space Policy" searches in
Dogpile all the time. *But pontificating about what WILL or WON'T
happen when Obama may not have even made up his mind yet may just be a
little counterproductive. *Just a thought.

So, right now we're in a quantum superposition where all outcomes are possible!
Why decide until you actually look into the treasure chest and see the cash?
And why force the system into needless de-coherence with idle speculation!

Everyone enjoying the Constellation Lunar Base Program so far?

:-)

Dave

The only treasure chest cash to behold is an overdrawn credit card
that's drawn on the China National Bank.

Our "Constellation Lunar Base" is a joke, mostly because we don't have
the basics needed to back any of it. We don't even have Selene L1 to
work with, much less a viable fly-by-rocket lander or any Saturn VX.

~ BG

It's inevitable. Profitable programs are still in operation.
Most would rather go watch a couple of dudes and bad ass hoes kick the
**** out of an entire war-like conflict with excellent sound and AV at
the theater.
Rather than NASA's someday, don't mind the crippling breeze. "Like my
Car!".


On Nov 17, 10:54*am, Pat Flannery wrote:
This would pretty much end Constellation and even kill off Ares and
Orion in LEO:http://nasawatch.com/archives/2009/1...re-a-10-b.html

Pat