Fair point, though
It is a stupid headline.
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It really is time to get rid of them if they think they know better than the advisors who have studied the issues.
They are showing they've reached the stage where their policy decisions are not based on the subject matter, so must be based on their own desires. That can only be good for them and not for the rest of us.
I applied for a couple of jobs through their website around four years ago. Later, I closed my account. This weekend I got the email advising me to clear up their mess at my own expense.
They shouldn't even have had any of my details on file.
Does anyone know how I can extract from them the details that they did actually lose? I don't want to go to the effort and expense of dealing with this mess if they haven't actually lost any important data of mine.
Where's the law in all this? If they have caused half a million people stress and expense through their own failings, shouldn't there be some kind of gigantic fine for that?
I'd like to see how they propose to actually stop the LCROSS mission at this stage, even with NASA's full compliance. Even if we had a Saturn 5 prepped and on the launch pad and the ability to fire it into LCROSS before it collides with the Moon, it'd still get there about three days too late.
Some people.
@Stuart Van Onselen
@Steen Hive
There's an 800m diameter crater (Victoria Crate) just out of shot (seriously). It's possible that 'Block Island' is a fragment of the meteroite that created Victoria Crater, flung off on impact and landing where it now sits. If that's what did happen, it would have landed with much less energy than an object coming directly from space. It could have created a much smaller dent that's been erased by erosion and filling in over the estimated 3 to 4 billion years since it arrived.