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on April 3, 2010 11:05 AM | Reply
I read anywhere that NASA decided to do a manned mission to Mars by August, 1982, but that the Viet Nam war was so costly. This kind of mission would have been a drop within the fiscal bucket, when compared to military spending back then. When comparing the value of a manned mission to Mars to that of slugging it out in Southeast Asia, I vote Mars, entirely. We lost Viet Nam; what a waste. We lost our early mission to Mars; what a waste. Now, we now have global financial woes and budget cuts. Once more, Mars normally takes the back seat only to fall out of the vehicle. What can we do in order to avoid strike three?