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Why does taxpayer money go to NASA to take pictures of what are essentially giant rocks?
I feel like too much effort is being made to make sense out of what is essentially a void full of stuff.
Is the story of humanity a space story or just a global one?
Do you think the US should focus on it's perspective in space? Should that be left up to private industry? Does the government need any role in research and exploration at all when universities do it?
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These spheres are of extreme importance to the Saturn worshipping (((elites)))
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>>131643015
It's to develop technology and the brilliant minds of the nation.
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>>131643015
>giant rocks
weve discovered pluto has an atmosphere and an active "weather" system.
space exploration is also cool as fuck
i think space exploration should have no ceiling to the budget
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>>131643015
Because the Goyim must believe they are an insignificant rock floating in an infinite space. Nothing matters then except for acquiring currency then and participating in hedonistic pleasure. This is why NASA exists.
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>being this dull and incurious
yeah better stick to memes and vidya, right?
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Almost all science and technology originates from trying to understand and explore space.
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