We Would Like To Carry Out 100

We Would Like To Carry Out 100 Percent, Or Maybe More, Of Our Scientific Program; I Would Like To Devote Some Of My Spare Time Toward Extra Scientific Work.

In The 19th Century People Were Looking For The Northwest Passage. Ships Were Lost And Brave People Were Killed, But That Doesn't Mean We Never Went Back To That Part Of The World Again, And I Consider It The Same In Space Exploration.

Since The Columbia Accident, The Russian Space Agency, Or The Russian Space Program, Has Been Literally Carrying The Load Bringing Us All The Supplies We Need On The Progress Vehicle, Smaller Amounts On The Soyuz Vehicles.

After Assembly Complete, When We Have A Larger Crew On Orbit, A More Complex Vehicle, More Laboratories And More Robot Arms, Maybe We'll Have Room For Specialists. But Right Now We Don't.

Every Day, We Get A Little Bit Closer To The Kind Of Expertise And The Kind Of Experience We're Going To Need To Go There. I'd Love To Be The Guy Walking On Mars.