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Ok, I stole the title from Newsnight - but that's not the point.
What is, though, is that he has plans to create a human colony on the moon. Bloody hell.
He's got nowhere else to dominate, so he's choosing another planet now.
Thing is, though, is this just some wild plan to get him re-elected? Or is it a serious plan for the future?
Think about if it was the latter.
The stuff that sci-fi films are made from would be a near reality. I've got mixed feelings about this. Part of me thinks, "What a nutter. Where the hell did he conjur up this idea?".
And another part is thinking, "Wow".
Discuss.
What is, though, is that he has plans to create a human colony on the moon. Bloody hell.
He's got nowhere else to dominate, so he's choosing another planet now.
Thing is, though, is this just some wild plan to get him re-elected? Or is it a serious plan for the future?
Think about if it was the latter.
The stuff that sci-fi films are made from would be a near reality. I've got mixed feelings about this. Part of me thinks, "What a nutter. Where the hell did he conjur up this idea?".
And another part is thinking, "Wow".
Discuss.
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Actually estimated not at billions but a cool one trillion US dollaer to put a man on mars. Worth every penny in my opinion, same goes for a moon colony - money well spent. Of course we can't even manage to get a simple robot their in one piece, but that's what you get for trying to do it on the cheap.
===SONICRAV---> wrote:
> Ever seen Space:1999. Great series - Moon blown out of orbit, and the
> people on moonbase Alpha have to survive in the stars....
>
> How many problems can you see with the paragraph above!?
no question mark after the question, and how can you survive 'in' a star?
> Ever seen Space:1999. Great series - Moon blown out of orbit, and the
> people on moonbase Alpha have to survive in the stars....
>
> How many problems can you see with the paragraph above!?
no question mark after the question, and how can you survive 'in' a star?
Ever seen Space:1999. Great series - Moon blown out of orbit, and the people on moonbase Alpha have to survive in the stars....
How many problems can you see with the paragraph above!?
How many problems can you see with the paragraph above!?
Azul wrote:
> Oh, and I missed one of the main points completely.
>
> It's going to cost billions of dollars. Is it worth it? Is there any
> point? Why do it?
> Scientific purposes? Do you think it is sufficient to revive the
> worldwide fascination of space travel?
>
> Ok, a few more points than 1, but meh.
his dad had this idea 13 years ago and then they found out the cost
> Oh, and I missed one of the main points completely.
>
> It's going to cost billions of dollars. Is it worth it? Is there any
> point? Why do it?
> Scientific purposes? Do you think it is sufficient to revive the
> worldwide fascination of space travel?
>
> Ok, a few more points than 1, but meh.
his dad had this idea 13 years ago and then they found out the cost
Oh, and I missed one of the main points completely.
It's going to cost billions of dollars. Is it worth it? Is there any point? Why do it?
Scientific purposes? Do you think it is sufficient to revive the worldwide fascination of space travel?
Ok, a few more points than 1, but meh.
It's going to cost billions of dollars. Is it worth it? Is there any point? Why do it?
Scientific purposes? Do you think it is sufficient to revive the worldwide fascination of space travel?
Ok, a few more points than 1, but meh.
ßora† SagdiyeV wrote:
> George Bush needs to be assassinated.
>
> no doubt FBI software will have picked up on this comment, and a van
> full of blokes with black suits, sunglasses and itchy trigger fingers
> are now speeding to my home.
"Federal Bureau of Incompetence"
I wouldn't worry.
As to the topic, yes a part of me is thiknig, "Wow" and another is thinking, "what a fecking eejit". It's odd.
> George Bush needs to be assassinated.
>
> no doubt FBI software will have picked up on this comment, and a van
> full of blokes with black suits, sunglasses and itchy trigger fingers
> are now speeding to my home.
"Federal Bureau of Incompetence"
I wouldn't worry.
As to the topic, yes a part of me is thiknig, "Wow" and another is thinking, "what a fecking eejit". It's odd.
George Bush needs to be assassinated.
no doubt FBI software will have picked up on this comment, and a van full of blokes with black suits, sunglasses and itchy trigger fingers are now speeding to my home.
meh
no doubt FBI software will have picked up on this comment, and a van full of blokes with black suits, sunglasses and itchy trigger fingers are now speeding to my home.
meh
are we looking for intelligent life in space or the space in georges head.is he getting thicker or is it me
Ok, I stole the title from Newsnight - but that's not the point.
What is, though, is that he has plans to create a human colony on the moon. Bloody hell.
He's got nowhere else to dominate, so he's choosing another planet now.
Thing is, though, is this just some wild plan to get him re-elected? Or is it a serious plan for the future?
Think about if it was the latter.
The stuff that sci-fi films are made from would be a near reality. I've got mixed feelings about this. Part of me thinks, "What a nutter. Where the hell did he conjur up this idea?".
And another part is thinking, "Wow".
Discuss.
What is, though, is that he has plans to create a human colony on the moon. Bloody hell.
He's got nowhere else to dominate, so he's choosing another planet now.
Thing is, though, is this just some wild plan to get him re-elected? Or is it a serious plan for the future?
Think about if it was the latter.
The stuff that sci-fi films are made from would be a near reality. I've got mixed feelings about this. Part of me thinks, "What a nutter. Where the hell did he conjur up this idea?".
And another part is thinking, "Wow".
Discuss.
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