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PabloS
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04/01/08 09:36 AM
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Ready for a Mars Expedition?
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Google and Virgin Group create a new company dedicated to the establishment of a human settlement on Mars.
Press Release
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Re: Ready for a Mars Expedition?
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But We don't even know how to get to the mars, Even the moon.
NASA plan to back the moon in 20 years. But how did they get on it some 30 years ago??
Meanwhile, some part of the earth we know it as less as the mars, like deep sea, and earth core.....
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LesAnd
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(First Post)
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09/03/08 04:38 PM
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Re: Ready for a Mars Expedition?
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The problem that NASA and all other space agencies around the world are faced with is the use of solid fuels to not only launch space vehicles from earth's gravity but for space travel its self. Once an alternative, weightless fuel source has been discovered our primitive space program can move forward.
A space kite is being tested; however, that is about as primitive and effective as the first Model T Ford was for traveling from one side of the country to the other.
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Re: Ready for a Mars Expedition?
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and i hope i see that day before i go
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Re: Ready for a Mars Expedition?
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Quote:
But We don't even know how to get to the mars, Even the moon.
NASA plan to back the moon in 20 years. But how did they get on it some 30 years ago??
Meanwhile, some part of the earth we know it as less as the mars, like deep sea, and earth core.....
Some say that we are already at the moon and have been there for years . i been watching some youtube videos on interview of popular autors that wrtiten books on space, moon , aliens ect... do a search on google for " moon mining"
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