Comments by "dangerouslytalented" (@dangerouslytalented) on "Huh? GOP Governor Accuses *Obama* Of Being A "Science Denier?"" video.

  1. They keep him in because of tokenism. "hey look we like brown guys, we have TWO of them"...
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  2. ... I think NASA's STATUS should be restored to where it was during Apollo. The level of respect it has, not just funding. Astronauts should be treated as the kind of superstars that Armstrong and Aldrin were.
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  3. Obama is a science denier? *citation required
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  4. hardcorefakes12 if you look at their rallies and meetings, the audience is largely white.
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  5. arsenal1416 it's like wheres waldo... except that the waldo is always in the most prominent place, so the camera can see them.
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  6. John S Not as pricey as those joint strike fighters...
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  7. Edward Bernayse666 if he runs for president, the other candidates will go for it. But he will NEVER get the nomination. He is too.... tan. 
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  8. ... don't look at Deepak Chopra and Dinesh D'Souza... Far more disappointment than you can dream of.
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  9. Note the exact phrasing Jindal used... 
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  10. ***** NASA is a civilian agency that uses military personnel... 
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  11. Babylauncher3000 Saturn Vs are old technology though. Imagine what a rocket about five generations of rocket ahead of the Saturn V could do, more payload for less fuel...  I mean, Saturn Vs were designed ON PAPER, their components were made on lathes and with few of the compounds, polymers, laminates and materials that we would be using todays. Today we can use 3D microprinters with microscopic precision and laser guided tools that can create components to microscopic tolerances, and computers? Well what is in the stupidest of smartphones these days would completely dwarf what they had in the whole of Mission Control back in the early 70s.
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  12. Babylauncher3000 The economic benefits need to be considered. If there is not enough economic benefit to doing it, then it won't be done, and if there is large economic benefit then it should be. 
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  13. Travis Young To be fair, there was not much more that could be done on the moon by people after about 1976 or whenever they stopped going there. Robots can now do pretty much all the work that humans did there, and they can do it with far more efficiently and without all those delicate life support systems. I don't think there is much more to do up there until we actually are able to get robots to build the infrastructure for humans to live there independently of Earth.  
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