On the recordMarch 6, 2012
There is no doubt in my mind that NASA's decision to withdraw from ExoMars seriously imperils the ability of ESA to keep moving forward with this program.
Source
congress.govThere is no doubt in my mind that NASA's decision to withdraw from ExoMars seriously imperils the ability of ESA to keep moving forward with this program.
Hall expresses concern over NASA's withdrawal from the ExoMars mission affecting ESA's progress.
Share
More from Ralph Hall
We need to be aware of it and abreast of it and never forget it and looking at it every day, but we need to be reasonable about what we have to spend with no help from people that ought to be assisting us.
This is another example of the government picking winners and losers. We are the losers.
Our nation depends on an all-of-the-above energy strategy, and the use of technologies like hydraulic fracturing have been an important role in helping achieve energy security.
Would you agree that there isn't a single utility scale power plant in the world currently operating with CCS?