Space Exploration Part 1:Planning our next steps in space
Posted on 28. Aug, 2011 by Office Desks in Office Flooring
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EMBpodcast
28. Aug, 2011
Totally agree with you, David. The general public is always duped!
KKM121
28. Aug, 2011
re: 1:07
I think he meant to say “left wing”, not “right wing”.
spyderco5
28. Aug, 2011
haven’t you heard of helium-3, duh.
samsung889
28. Aug, 2011
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DazeMyLife
28. Aug, 2011
annunaki o.0
950horsepower
28. Aug, 2011
Yeah, I figure it’s like a trip to the summit of Mt. Everest. It would be impossible without a series of way stations and supply depots.
A captured asteroid, like Apophis would make a nice space platform. A real space station, in orbit around the sun, and not the Earth would help.
bookmanpc
28. Aug, 2011
The problem is fear. Fear somebody, somewhere won’t agree, fear that the TINY amount of the budget will make the news cycle.
Gutlessness will keep feet muddy till it is too late.
MrChickensoup
28. Aug, 2011
you remind me of Arthur C Clarke with your no nonsence practical ideas of space travel, Ive never read any of your books, but you have got me interested any suggestions Mr. Brin?
moonus111
28. Aug, 2011
I don’t like the negative on the moon as it is a stepping stone, but this still is a great video! Asteroids are extremely important to developing space.
johnsmdm
28. Aug, 2011
cab before you poke your finger into NASA’s chest….ask yourself are you willing to pay the price yourself sir hunh!
evil13rt
28. Aug, 2011
Launch costs will go down until there is an accident and the public starts asking questions… then the old NASA contractors will mop the floor with newspace, who cant compete for political sway, raw development resources, and mission capability against the military industrial complex.
They should not have been put in competition with each other.
This will end badly.
quantumG
28. Aug, 2011
Some nice clarify of thought. Thanks Brin.
MikDonsen
28. Aug, 2011
This guy is missing the point. We need to get launch costs down before any of this is considered
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28. Aug, 2011
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28. Aug, 2011
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28. Aug, 2011
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28. Aug, 2011
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