Quote Originally Posted by Coelho
Well... while i think its very interesting to make new manned missions (mainly for the astronauts of course), i think there are things more in need of money and research here in Earth... i think we should first learn how to live peacefully here in Earth, and only then try to go to further places.
(I think)The most amazing thing that the trips to the moon did (besides landing on the moon) was to unite the world! Have you ever seen how many people watched those first steps and what an impact it had. Im not saying it lasted and didnt cause a few stirs with Russia but it was an amazing time for not just America but humanity.

I think this is amazing and cant wait!! Ive always wanted to work for NASA or anything with space for that matter!

Think about it! Our sun is a star and if every other star has planets revolving around it then the odds are huge that life is out there. Ive heard the goldilocks term used that says a planet has to be in the perfect spot (not to hot not to cold)(not to close to the sun but not to far) and must have all the right gasses to sustain life. I donâ??t believe this one bit! There must be gasses out there that we have never eve thought could exist or couldnâ??t even rap our heads around if we found they did. Just like all life on earth has evolved to breath oxygen, why couldnâ??t other life forms breathe some other gas? Also our planet uses the gasses in its atmosphere to keep the planet the right temp (well it doesnâ??t USE them it just kinda works out that way) How do we know that these other gasses are not doing the same on a different planet. Im not saying there are little green aliens running around on other planets, im saying YOU NEVER KNOW!!

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trancefusion5 Reviewed by trancefusion5 on . New manned missions to Moon, Mars --- what do you think? Is anyone else excited about the new manned missions that NASA is planning to the Moon and Mars? Even though the missions are several years out, the systems are in development now. The shuttles will be retired in a few years and then NASA will shift to a new capsule-type vehicle called Orion to transport astronauts to space and back. The Orion capsule will be boosted into space using rocket systems derived from the shuttle boosters. For missions to the Moon, the capsule will dock with a Rating: 5