NASA's Abandoned Plan To Colonize Mars

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NASA’s Abandoned Plan To Colonize Mars

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24 thoughts on “NASA's Abandoned Plan To Colonize Mars”

  2. Braun wanted to go to space. He never wanted to kill people. Hitler took the man’s dream and turned it into a weapon. When all the man wanted to do was go to space. I would’ve loved to meet that man.

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  9. Let rich people PAY to go to Mars. Send the richest 1%. They can stay there while we ruin this planet.

    BTW, Mars is worst than we could ever make the earth. Bwahaha to anyone who thinks Mars is “Earth 2”. It’s a death trap.

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  10. 5:10 I wanted to know if gliding into Mars was practical as we know it has very little atmosphere. 6:15 I see.
    7:30 This reminds me of Project Orion in the 1960s.
    9:08 Genius! But why Silicon oil? Why not water?
    9:58 Metallic element cesium…
    I wonder how it would stack up against the ion thrusters 10:25.
    14:14 Now this is more like the Project Orion in the 1960s. But it used it's fuel as mini bombs to move it. Sadly it would never make it and was axed by the Kennedy Administration.

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  14. Funny AI or in some other term, a duck is a duck regardless of what you refer to it, has been an idea for as long as humans have been around, think Robots Androids, Hey R2 or 3PO. People are afraid of what could go wrong, who is responsible when they go off program, the GIGO or good stuff in good stuff out Garbage in garbage out. The Code that fails or gets messed up. In computers we see this all the time. Since aI is advanced computer power, computers thinking on there own, The Elephant in the room is who will be the bottom line to fix it? Congress has been trying to address this, but badly. In a way we are already using some of this stuff, even your basic word correction, type O thing here is a limited AI. AI is here, its becoming more and more a part of our world, we need to control how the Jennie in the bottle deals with our world and us the Jennie. That good Stuff in and good stuff out from data ad programming thing. Bye the way 2001 movie, HAL. Time will tell. Maybe AI will help with environmental issues if it doesn't use far greater energy than the issues it addresses

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  15. The public appetite for for space travel faded because of the "been there, done that" factor for the moon – there was still, I think appetite for more deep space exploration. I remember as a kid (I was 8 when Neil Armstrong made his "one small step") reading the NASA plans for future space missions and being enthralled. Brooke Bond Tea in the UK used to include little picture cards in their packets of tea – I bullied my mum into buying their tea and collected them in a little book, "Race Into Space". The art was incredible. I've spent the rest of my life regretting the ending of the manned space programme and that I wasn't going to see men on Mars, or any of the other great stuff predicted.

    And I can't help reflecting on what America (and the world) would be like today if the funding had continued – I read somewhere that the bulk of the money spent on the Apollo programme stayed in America so all those space engineers on good salaries were adding to consumption and paying taxes etc, and the technological advances were astounding. NASA made science and engineering cool – generations of bright kids could have been encouraged to follow careers in those fields if the jobs were there. And I think that would have changed the culture of the country for the better – the more I travel America today the more frequently it seems closed minded, pessimistic and provincial in attitude – possibly the social changes would have been even cooler than the scientific ones.

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