We should not expect [the Russians] to shoulder their space program and ours, when we should be able to do it ourselves.
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Hutchison argues for U.S. independence in space exploration post-shuttle retirement.
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Just to follow up, we always hear that the most important thing that we could find is that there might be evidence of water, which then might lead to some thought that there was some kind of life.
So would we be looking at something that would go to Mars while maybe the Curiosity might still be working, but yet another one that might have the return capability that would be a next goal to achieve, again looking toward humans going…
Then how much time would the proponents have with Senator Collins and Senator Lieberman on the proponents' side? The ACTING PRESIDENT pro tempore. The time is divided between the two sides, not between the proponents and opponents.





