SCI-FI Casualty The Death of the U.S. Space Program—Casualty of SCI-FISCI-FI Casualty
In the 1970s the NASA was the premier space agency in the world. Today we must get Russia to send up emergency supplies to rescue the astronauts that we left stranded on a Russian space station. What happened?
Since the days of Robert Goddard, American geeks (that’s me and you, if you are reading this article) have dreamed of space flight, of trips to the Moon and other planets, of regular access to space to common people. Sci-fi literature abounds with glorious stories of just such things. By 1970, it
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