"What does the space program represent to you?"
posted by Gavin | 9:08 AM
I was asked this question inside the Saturn V building at KSC, an hour before launch. A self-described reporter with a slight Dutch(?) accent was wandering around the crowds and asking them this question. I didn't mind the question; in fact, I felt it was a rather good one. I thought about my answer for a few seconds.
"The space program represents the challenges that humanity can overcome, and our hopes for the future."
Not a great sound bite, I suppose, but not too bad. I would love it if I could come up with stuff like that without having to think hard about it. Feel free to add your own views in the comments.
"The space program represents the challenges that humanity can overcome, and our hopes for the future."
Not a great sound bite, I suppose, but not too bad. I would love it if I could come up with stuff like that without having to think hard about it. Feel free to add your own views in the comments.
Labels: rocket science

1 Comments:
The space program represents the sum creativy, courage and sheer audacity of an entire country.
I’m very glad we have one.
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