Bill Nelson: “When can we expect to see some of those plans--for example, on sea-level rise--of the economic and the physical impacts?”

Our decision is that it is more profitable for us to go to the South Pole of the Moon, because we think that is where the water is.

In the parlance of the South, this dog doesn't hunt.

Look what happened when we spent the money on the Apollo program. Two generations of technology development came out of it.

When we find those, by the way, not only looking for life, we start to understand their development, and we better understand who we are, why we are here, how we got here, and all of this evolution of the cosmos.