 ISS space station to be deorbited in 2020...
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Mattski
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Yes I realize your point Mattski, your right but its still a tragedy that NASA spent so much and we gain so little.
Incompetence I say. True that, though I think politics has more to do with it that genuine incompetence, and politics always get involved with a government project of that size.
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Patrick
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Mattski wrote ... wrote ...
Yes I realize your point Mattski, your right but its still a tragedy that NASA spent so much and we gain so little.
Incompetence I say. True that, though I think politics has more to do with it that genuine incompetence, and politics always get involved with a government project of that size. When the state department started getting involved i Knew it would ballon incost.
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