After displaying an 'artist rendering' of the equipment NASA
wants to use to put a man on the moon (again) it seems rather
familiar to me. Looks as though they are digging out the old
blueprints for the first moon shot to me. 

Now I'm reading that NASA wants to buy the Russian Soyuz
rockets from Russia to continue to support the ISS. Would make
more sense to just pay some portion of the expense and let the
Russians continue to use their own rockets. What can NASA add
to the formula other than to maintain their salaries? 

Pitiful. 


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Jonner: I heard you ran into these things before.

Ripley: That's right.

Jonner: So what happened?

Ripley: I died.

 - "Alien: Resurrection"

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