Yes, what staff is pointing out, it would be the best of all worlds.
Bill Nelson: “Yes, what staff is pointing out, it would be the best of all worlds.”
Editor's note · Context
Highlighting the benefits of continuing Shuttle operations while developing new capabilities.
Share
More from Bill Nelson
That's like eating our seed corn. We're not going to have anything to plant next year in the quest of trying to understand what is part of the statutes for NASA, which is to search for life, and therefore to understand who we are, what we…
It is a real problem, and we are going to have some catastrophic consequences if we cannot get nations that are launching things into space to provide enough fuel to have a controlled reentry.
For NASA to continue to innovate, we need to attract the next generation of engineers, inventors, chemists, biologists, astronauts, and so much more.
What we are going to do is a multi-year test, taking it to different locations all over the United States, and see if the muffled roar is acceptable to the people on the ground.





