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Hallo Kolleginnen und Kollegen,
hello everybody,

President Obama makes headlines:

LOS ANGELES TIMES - The private space race takes off

Within the next decade, the stereotypical space traveler may no longer be a square-jawed fighter pilot but a wealthy Internet geek with deep pockets.

Or at least that's what a crop of gutsy space entrepreneurs hope.

For half a century, venturing into space has been the primary domain of governments that can afford to spend billions of dollars to develop and send massive rockets into orbit. But modern-day industrialists believe a privately funded commercial space industry is poised to blast off.

I think it's a good and necessary step to bring more people in space and to stimulate the industry to bring new ideas to go for this challenge.
Our world is now in a huge change, weather, peoples, population and vision collapse or a reborn. The future is not predestinated - it is our own way how it will be.

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- 02 Feb 2010, 09:25 am
Robert Kluge wrote: > Hallo Kolleginnen und Kollegen, > hello everybody, > > President Obama makes headlines: > > LOS ANGELES TIMES - The private space race takes off > > Within the next decade, the stereotypical space traveler may no > longer be a square-jawed fighter pilot but a wealthy Internet geek > with deep pockets. > > Or at least that's what a crop of gutsy space entrepreneurs hope. > > For half a century, venturing into space has been the primary domain > of governments that can afford to spend billions of dollars to > develop and send massive rockets into orbit. But modern-day > industrialists believe a privately funded commercial space industry > is poised to blast off. > > I think it's a good and necessary step to bring more people in space > and to stimulate the industry to bring new ideas to go for this > challenge. > Our world is now in a huge change, weather, peoples, population and > vision collapse or a reborn. The future is not predestinated - it is > our own way how it will be. > > > -- > Dieser Newsletter wurde von Moderator Robert Kluge für die Gruppe > "Weltraum, Space, ESA, NASA" verfasst. > > Besuchen Sie hier die Gruppe: http://www.xing.com/net/space/ > > Klicken Sie hier, um den Newsletter abzubestellen: > http://www.xing.com/app/network?op=newsletterabo.unset&name=space

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