On the recordSeptember 11, 2012
It is easy for us to talk of returning to the Moon or going to an asteroid, or visiting Mars long after most of us will be gone from our positions in Congress and the White House.
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congress.govEddie Bernice Johnson: “It is easy for us to talk of returning to the Moon or going to an asteroid, or visiting Mars long after most of us will…”
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Johnson warns about the gap between promises and actual commitments in space exploration.
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