I'm Quite Disappointed That I'm Still The

I Was A Child Of World War Two . I Saw Films Of Pilots Taking Off From Aircraft Carriers And Decided That Was The Only Thing I Wanted To Do. And It Had To Be Flying From Sea Carriers. Airfields Were Not Enough.

Chemical Propulsion Is Obsolete To Go Anywhere Other Than The Moon. Three Days - That's Acceptable. But For Mars, We Need Propulsion Technologies To Get Us There In, Say, 60 Days - Then Spend Whatever Length Of Time We Want To Spend And Return When We Want To Come Home.

Curiosity Is The Essence Of Human Existence.

Here I Am At The Turn Of The Millennium And I'm Still The Last Man To Have Walked On The Moon, Somewhat Disappointing. It Says More About What We Have Not Done Than About What We Have Done.

One Of The Most Important Things About The Geology On The Moon Is Your Descriptions Of What You See, Comparing Them To Things That You've Seen On Earth So That The Geologists And The Scientists On The Ground Would Know What You're Talking About; And Then Take Pictures Of Them.