*sigh*
HYG, NASA stands for: The National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Aeronautics is the science or art involved with the study, design, and manufacturing of air flight–capable machines, and the techniques of operating aircraft and rockets within the atmosphere -snip
I'll consider you educated now and we'll move on. YW
"WASHINGTON — Former Vice President Joe Biden said Thursday that he supports drawing down troops in the Middle East but if elected president would keep a small force there to prevent extremists from posing a threat to the United States and its allies."
"He said the force in Afghanistan will drop from about 8,600 to 4,500 by November, as President Trump seeks to fulfill a key campaign promise to end “endless wars.”
“I think we need special ops capacity to coordinate with our allies,” Biden said, adding there should be a maximum of “1,500 to 2,000” on the ground, a smaller force that what he would likely inherit from Trump.
"However, Biden said the military should not meddle in the political dynamics of the countries where they operate. He said U.S. forces must be able to coordinate with allies to train and lead to “take out terrorist groups who are going to continue to emerge.”
“I don’t think [budget cuts] are inevitable, but we need priorities in the budget,” Biden said."
"Biden said, however, that the Defense Department desperately needs to innovate in emerging technology such as beefing up its cyberwarfare capabilities and unmanned aircraft."
“We have to focus more on unmanned capacity, cyber and IT, in a very modern world that is changing rapidly,” Biden said. “I’ve met with a number of my advisors and some have suggested in certain areas the budget is going to have to be increased.”
"He has vowed to better equip the National Guard, which often trains and deploys with outdated equipment"
Which part is the bad part?
Reducing the number of troops in the middle east?
Keeping a small force to help prevent threats to the country?
Or prioritising parts of the defense budget towards more modern technologies and equipment?
NASA Vision
NASA's Vision: To discover and expand knowledge for the benefit of humanity.
WEEEEE, look at all the neat stuff they do:
https://www.nasa.gov/topics/benefits/index.html
I say we boost their budgets, I like these guys....ALOT
Originally posted by dadudemonLike Reagan's proposed "star wars" plan that meant having turrets in space? 😂
What an utter waste of money and scientific minds on such a bullshit agenda like "climate change." It's certainly not as bad as Trump putting money into a useless wall, though.How about funding NASA to do what NASA's original mission is to do which is related to super awesome amazing Sci-Fi space exploration?
Originally posted by SurturWe've got astronauts to help our globe stay nice and healthy. Idiot.
I understand just fine and think if you think climate change is this yuge threat you'd want a place dedicated solely to that.
Originally posted by Surtur
Then...this negates that if climate change is so serious it should have an agency solely dedicated to it because...?
The agency should be to ban the pollution and trash from Asia while prevent them from further populating..........that would do more for global warming than anything NASA could hope to produce😛
Originally posted by Raptor22
"WASHINGTON — Former Vice President Joe Biden said Thursday that he supports drawing down troops in the Middle East but if elected president would keep a small force there to prevent extremists from posing a threat to the United States and its allies.""He said the force in Afghanistan will drop from about 8,600 to 4,500 by November, as President Trump seeks to fulfill a key campaign promise to end “endless wars.”
“I think we need special ops capacity to coordinate with our allies,” Biden said, adding there should be a maximum of “1,500 to 2,000” on the ground, a smaller force that what he would likely inherit from Trump.
"However, Biden said the military should not meddle in the political dynamics of the countries where they operate. He said U.S. forces must be able to coordinate with allies to train and lead to “take out terrorist groups who are going to continue to emerge.”
“I don’t think [budget cuts] are inevitable, but we need priorities in the budget,” Biden said."
"Biden said, however, that the Defense Department desperately needs to innovate in emerging technology such as beefing up its cyberwarfare capabilities and unmanned aircraft."
“We have to focus more on unmanned capacity, cyber and IT, in a very modern world that is changing rapidly,” Biden said. “I’ve met with a number of my advisors and some have suggested in certain areas the budget is going to have to be increased.”
"He has vowed to better equip the National Guard, which often trains and deploys with outdated equipment"
Which part is the bad part?
Reducing the number of troops in the middle east?
Keeping a small force to help prevent threats to the country?
Or prioritising parts of the defense budget towards more modern technologies and equipment?
Because it's Biden and not Trump.
Originally posted by snowdragon
The agency should be to ban the pollution and trash from Asia while prevent them from further populating..........that would do more for global warming than anything NASA could hope to produce😛
Yeah I think scientists have said that we won't make so much as a dent in this climate change endeavor unless EVERYONE pitches in, including places in Asia like China.
But they are supposedly building more coal plants, etc.
If the sun is the cause of all this "climate change" nonsense that the left keeps pushing (yeah, I know, 99.99999999999% of all scientistis supposedly say it's "real" or whatever as I'm sure some snowflake lefty will remind me of) then I guess there isn't shit we can do about stopping it is there?
If jaden now replies that he never said or implied that then why bring up the sun as being the main source of our climate when people are arguing about whether or not NASA should be the ones to monitor climate change or whatever?