Nasa hopes for man going back to the Moon or to Mars budgetary lacking

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nightbat wrote

The net Seans have made the aspect for any possible
Official Contact dependent on man making it out to Mars, well Nasa
claims it's presently not budgetary possible.

See:
http://www.space.com/adastra/070525_isdc_coats.html

The additional problems of cosmic wind and solar flare shielding is at
least presently being worked on including space station long term
medical astronaut observations. Without a suitable budget which means
billions successfully going back soon to the Moon or Mars is not hopeful.

At the rate Nasa loses billions, per Officer Bert, and our delicate
Shuttles fail, the Seans will have to fight their galactic wars
apparently without us. And per Gen Bohne and Officer Warhol what
difference will it make, for predicted 2012 Wormwood comet hit is right
around the corner. What a scenario, profound Science Officers stuck on
the planet due to space program budgetary problems, while the clock
winds down to possible dooms day. Oh the humanity!

ponder on,
the nightbat

"Charles D. Bohne" wrote in message
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On Wed, 30 May 2007 02:12:15 -0400, nightbat
wrote:

The net Seans have made the aspect for any possible
Official Contact dependent on man making it out to Mars, well Nasa
claims it's presently not budgetary possible.

Maybe we should not have spent all those 900 billions on Iraq ...

C.

Maybe?

nightbat wrote

Wings wrote:

"Charles D. Bohne" wrote in message
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On Wed, 30 May 2007 02:12:15 -0400, nightbat
wrote:


The net Seans have made the aspect for any possible
Official Contact dependent on man making it out to Mars, well Nasa
claims it's presently not budgetary possible.


Gen Bohne
Maybe we should not have spent all those 900 billions on Iraq ...

C.

Wings

Maybe?

nightbat

The Earth per Officer Warhol has 5 years left before the
legendary predicted end of times Wormwood comet is to key hole hit the
planet and terminate all modern life as we know it. We had the money and
the technology to humanly pilot go to Mars yet we collectively chose
ongoing wars and self destruction, oh the humanity!

ponder on,
the nightbat

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nightbat wrote

Wings wrote:

"Charles D. Bohne" wrote in message
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On Wed, 30 May 2007 02:12:15 -0400, nightbat
wrote:


The net Seans have made the aspect for any possible
Official Contact dependent on man making it out to Mars, well Nasa
claims it's presently not budgetary possible.


Gen Bohne
Maybe we should not have spent all those 900 billions on Iraq ...

C.

Wings Maybe?

nightbat

The Earth per Officer Warhol has 5 years left before the legendary
predicted end of times Wormwood comet is to key hole hit the planet and
terminate all modern life as we know it. We had the money and the
technology to humanly pilot go to Mars yet we collectively chose ongoing
wars and self destruction, oh the humanity!

ponder on,
the nightbat

Yes Commander, it does appear as if humanity, despite all its technological
progress and economic prowess, has proven to be a dismal failure in the
betterment of its own constituency.

nightbat wrote

Hagar wrote:
Official Star Officer

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Wings wrote:


"Charles D. Bohne" wrote in message
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On Wed, 30 May 2007 02:12:15 -0400, nightbat
wrote:



The net Seans have made the aspect for any possible
Official Contact dependent on man making it out to Mars, well Nasa
claims it's presently not budgetary possible.


Gen Bohne
Maybe we should not have spent all those 900 billions on Iraq ...

C.

Wings Maybe?

nightbat

The Earth per Officer Warhol has 5 years left before the legendary
predicted end of times Wormwood comet is to key hole hit the planet and
terminate all modern life as we know it. We had the money and the
technology to humanly pilot go to Mars yet we collectively chose ongoing
wars and self destruction, oh the humanity!

ponder on,
the nightbat

New Science Officer Hagar

Yes Commander, it does appear as if humanity, despite all its technological
progress and economic prowess, has proven to be a dismal failure in the
betterment of its own constituency.



nightbat

Correct Star Officer Hagar our destiny appears under a cloud at
this time towards world peace and united planetary lay enlightenment.
Congratulations on your recent promotion to full fledged Star Science
Officer.

carry on,
the nightbat