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By: Jonathan

Jonathan — Sat, 26 Nov 2005 03:47:08 +0000

You can bet that if private companies had been running the space program in the 1960’s, 70’s and 80’s, they would not have wasted their money on the space shuttle and the International Space Station, which are absurd and useless boondoggles.

The fundamental question that private corporations need to answer is “Why go back to moon?” Unless the moon has some unique resources that can’t be found anywhere else (Helium-3?), going there may not be worth the expense. Tourism seems problematic given the expense and dangers of space flight, as well as the harsh lunar environment.

By: ed

ed — Fri, 25 Nov 2005 19:57:55 +0000

I am no conservative, but the privatization of space exploration is a fantastic idea. Since the federal government is going to spend NASA money anyway, why can we not force a NASA/private concerns collaboration? Part of NASA’s mission should be picking the best private ideas and collaborators and working jointly toward manned space exploration.

The Apollo missions to the moon were simply political in nature. Once the Cold War objective of beating the Soviet Union to the moon was achieved, all steam fell out of the effort. We didn’t even finish the scheduled Apollo flights previously funded!
Private enterprise is the vital engine of America, and the potential financial returns of space exploration must be harnessed. Otherwise, we will spend endless billions to go to Mars, then drop it once the political hay has been made, just as we did with the Apollo program.