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Paul F. Dietz ) wrote:
: There isn't much science or exploratory work of any kind, bold or : timid, occuring on Shuttle or ISS. : They're both exploring vast new areas in the consumption of federal funds. Maybe NASA contracts shouldn't be to large defense industry corporations that have a majority of their income from the DOD? The DOD waste mentality has bled on over to NASA even though you appear to be blind to it based upon your bias. Are you sad today that the shuttle is a success thus far? Eric : Paul |
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