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Quote:Budget cuts may be a legitimate excuse now. But the NASA budget was flush with taxpayer money for most of the 30+ years of the Shuttle program, yet no tech breakthroughs were developed at NASA in those 30 years. Even the ill-fated Ares program just proposed re-using the same boosters from the shuttle. Now NASA is developing the Orion capsule. Nearly sixty years since Alan Shepard and we're back to capsules. I gather your measuring stick for "new tech" is a new type of craft. Hard to do when rocket boosters are the only way currently to get out of orbit. Without access to research I am sure plenty of scientific advancement has occurred within NASA |
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