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originally posted by: MKMoniker
a reply to: expatwhite
I'm reviving this thread, based on this new development:
originally posted by: zysin5
Why would they lie?
Well one good reason I could think of is to save many of the sheeple from going crazy!! Mass panic in the streets!
Some forces in this world have put alot of work into telling us as a whole what reality is and isnt.
If NASA comes out with something that doesnt jive with that reality, Well there will be problems.
Some people are so far gone, that they can not handle the truth. And when hearing the truth, their everyday lives mean nothing to them anymore.
Sadly enough I belive some things they know would ensure choas, and would break the mind control spell put over most of us..
Why would they lie?
They have many reasons to lie and keep the truth from us!
[edit on 5-4-2008 by zysin5]
originally posted by: MKMoniker
a reply to: JadeStar
Glad you are a passionate defender of NASA - Obama isn't. He was barely in office in 2009, when he gutted NASA, terminated the manned space programs, and reduced NASA to basically just a Science Faire of experimentation for outgoing probes and the ISS.
The location where water geysers may be erupting from Europa’s surface. Image: NASA/JPL-Caltech/SETI Institute
A dedicated mission to Jupiter’s icy moon Europa, one of the best bets for life beyond Earth in our solar system, has inched a little closer to reality today.
The Obama Administration’s 2015 NASA budget request (.pdf) asks for $17.5 billion for the agency, a slight drop from last year and more than a billion less than its 2010 peak of $18.7 billion. The request represents the things that the White House would like to see NASA pursue and includes funding for “pre-formulation work” on a mission that would fly by Europa, make detailed observations, and perhaps sample its interior ocean. Far bigger chunks of the budget are allocated to the development of a new manned spacecraft called Orion, the James Webb Space Telescope, successor to Hubble, and an extension of the International Space Station’s lifespan to 2024.
“Clearly this is a statement by NASA that they recognize the priority and excitement of Europa exploration,” said geologist Robert Pappalardo of JPL. It’s the first time the White House has mentioned a Europa mission in its budget.
Europa is one of the solar system’s most mysterious and badass moons. Beneath its icy crust, scientists think there is a vast ocean with more water in it than exists on all of Earth. Recently, scientists found evidence that a little bit of that water may be be erupting from geysers near the moon’s south pole, sending plumes 200 kilometers into the air. Scientists would love nothing more than to send a spacecraft flying through these jets in order to sample their composition.