Well if that was your original question, no we don't. We haven't been
there long enough. We know a few things, but we're not even finished
learning about us on Earth. If you think we are you could open one
hell of a medical center. You'd be rich. By the way, they are testing
and making drugs in space. And no, they don't have Mary Jane growing
in the hold.
But seriously, we know very little of long term effects of space
flight on humans. We haven't been doing it long enough and doing the
necessary tests to know. We do know we can get up there and back
without dying about 75% of the time. I just made that percentage up.
But we've lost quite a few.
Also, have you checked the cost/budget for NASA as compared to the
war in Iraq and Afghanistan? How about the bank bail out? Did you get
a bonus or your home loan forgiven? Talk about wasting money.
Jeff Miles
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On Sep 10, 2009, at 5:09 PM, Chris Dunford wrote:
We know pretty much everything we need to know? Why didn't we stop
with Aristotle? Hell, we knew everything we needed to know by then.
What's a microchip? Who knows, who cares.
Oh, please. That sentence was in response to your claim that we need
to learn about the effects of space on humans. Quite obviously, it
meant that we already know what we need to know about that. Not
about everything.
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