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YT Oxford 28 Sep 17 8.10pm | |
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Originally posted by pefwin
Crazy Golf? Thst would still be going some. The par for a crazy golf hole is what? 2?
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coulsdoneagle London 28 Sep 17 8.14pm | |
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exploring the world brought us coffee and chocolate and other cool stuff. Imagine the cool sh*t we can exploit on the back of our space colonies and their labour force. I want me some space chocolate.
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pefwin Where you have to have an English ... 28 Sep 17 8.16pm | |
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Originally posted by YT
Thst would still be going some. The par for a crazy golf hole is what? 2? but the joke worked on so many levels
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Ray in Houston Houston 28 Sep 17 9.30pm | |
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Originally posted by pefwin
Got a source for this one? Sounds possible like a scoop. There are already space craft with solar sails and fusion engines exist but no reason as yet to put them on a spacecraft.
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YT Oxford 28 Sep 17 9.33pm | |
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Originally posted by pefwin
but the joke worked on so many levels It did.
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Forest Hillbilly in a hidey-hole 29 Sep 17 9.17am | |
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Ironically, the USA space effort was a result of recruiting German rocket engineers after WW2. An instance of the Arms Industry benefitting mankind. The amount of money spunked on space exploration is still very large. From a personal perspective, I only see diminishing returns for future missions. We might be better off spunking the cash on trying to sort our own planer out,....but perhaps that is futile too Edited by Forest Hillbilly (29 Sep 2017 9.19am)
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Lyons550 Shirley 29 Sep 17 4.08pm | |
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Elon Musk talking about sending people to Mars in 7 YEARS!! Edited by Lyons550 (29 Sep 2017 4.08pm)
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jamiemartin721 Reading 29 Sep 17 4.38pm | |
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Originally posted by Forest Hillbilly
Ironically, the USA space effort was a result of recruiting German rocket engineers after WW2. An instance of the Arms Industry benefitting mankind. The amount of money spunked on space exploration is still very large. From a personal perspective, I only see diminishing returns for future missions. We might be better off spunking the cash on trying to sort our own planer out,....but perhaps that is futile too Edited by Forest Hillbilly (29 Sep 2017 9.19am) Well yes and no, those rocket scientists were borrowed by NASA, but the reason they were rescued from war crimes trials, wasn't the space race - It was to build missiles: the German V2 missile scientists were very sought after - once their use was largely done with, they were shifted into NASA etc (or in the case of one Nazi Rocket Scientist, the Disney Science show).
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jamiemartin721 Reading 29 Sep 17 4.39pm | |
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Originally posted by Lyons550
Elon Musk talking about sending people to Mars in 7 YEARS!! Edited by Lyons550 (29 Sep 2017 4.08pm) We could send people to Mars tomorrow. That's easy. The hard part is actually getting people to still be alive when they get there, how to keep them alive when they're there, and how to get them back alive.
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Hrolf The Ganger 29 Sep 17 4.51pm | |
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Originally posted by jamiemartin721
Well yes and no, those rocket scientists were borrowed by NASA, but the reason they were rescued from war crimes trials, wasn't the space race - It was to build missiles: the German V2 missile scientists were very sought after - once their use was largely done with, they were shifted into NASA etc (or in the case of one Nazi Rocket Scientist, the Disney Science show).
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Stirlingsays 29 Sep 17 4.54pm | |
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Originally posted by Lyons550
Elon Musk talking about sending people to Mars in 7 YEARS!! Edited by Lyons550 (29 Sep 2017 4.08pm) That guy is actually getting sh1t done. He's working on so many modern first world issues.....The battery work is fascinating.
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Ray in Houston Houston 29 Sep 17 8.33pm | |
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Originally posted by Forest Hillbilly
Ironically, the USA space effort was a result of recruiting German rocket engineers after WW2. An instance of the Arms Industry benefitting mankind. The amount of money spunked on space exploration is still very large. From a personal perspective, I only see diminishing returns for future missions. We might be better off spunking the cash on trying to sort our own planer out,....but perhaps that is futile too NASA's budget, at its height in the mid-1960s - i.e. when they were hell for leather to the moon - was less than 5% of the total national U.S. budget. For the vast majority of its existence, it's been a fraction of 1% of the total budget. [Link] By way of comparison and contrast, the U.S. military budget is more than half the total.
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