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Hitch hike to Mars inside an asteroid
17:46 23 October 2006
NewScientist.com news service
David Shiga
A small population of asteroids pass by both the Earth and Mars in their orbits. So the idea is that a spacecraft containing Mars-bound astronauts could rendezvous with one of these objects as it goes by the Earth and travel with it until it nears the Red Planet.
www.newscientistspace.com...
How about the Moon though, could be useful for that stepping stone as well.
it would suprise me they got the idea from a 15 year old, who posted it somewhere on a thread
Originally posted by iori_komei
Wow, that's a very good idea, I suppose NASA is'nt completely
useless.
Actually the idea does IMO show that some of those in NASA
are capable of abstract thought processes.
Originally posted by Spartannic
it would surprise me they got the idea from a 15 year old, who posted it somewhere on a thread
Originally posted by iori_komei
Wow, that's a very good idea, I suppose NASA is'nt completely
useless.
Actually the idea does IMO show that some of those in NASA
are capable of abstract thought processes.
Originally posted by Spartannic
none of u guys !! but face it most of the ideas that are simple like that aren't from those 'diehard technoguys' they think of new stuff like they have 2 cost billions !!