Geeks in space

Nothing Star Trek about it.: Not Star Trek here. I'm talking about instead of figuring out how to put anti missiles satalites that they finish the international space station. Now this won't happen of course because we are too interested in fighting over oil and will take 200 years.

Our times is limited here. We stand at fork in roads. Do we take the road to war amoungst ourselves over the limited amount of space on this planet where war, famine, pesitences and fear destroys us or do we take the road of exploration of the last frontier, that being Space. We may not see it in our generation but it is our job to lay the foundation for future generations. We are choosing the road our childeren will walk down.; Posted by: voska Posted on: 10/07/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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I am certain that's part of it. No_Ax_to_Grind | 10/06/04

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