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Old April 21st 04, 06:51 PM
Derek Lyons
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Default NASA Studying Russian 12-month Plan

jeff findley wrote:
There are plenty of people who want to go, despite the risk. It's
part of human nature to explore. Early explorers faced similar risks
when they set sail over the oceans, yet this didn't seem to stop those
missions. Just because you think its too risky doesn't mean the
missions aren't worth the risk.


It's part of the make up of an vanishingly tiny part of the human
race. The early explorers weren't exploring they were seeking
commercial gain, which changes the perceptions of risk greatly.

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