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    Obama to Kill NASA There is already a time lapse from when the Space Shuttle program ends and the Constellation begins. We are looking at a 5 year lapse and if Obama gets his way, then we are looking at 10 years. It is vital that we continue space exploration. This is one of those things that we as humans must do. We must continue to expand our boundaries. What if Columbus never had sailed across the ocean and discovered America? What if Magellan had never sailed across the globe? What if Neil Armstrong had never walked on the Moon? The answer to these questions is, we might not be here today. And: "NASA faces dramatic job reductions among its 21,000 labor force at the close of the Shuttle Program. For example, the Kennedy Space Center at Cape Canaveral, FL faces a cut of 8,000 contractor jobs. The Michoud Assembly Facility near New Orleans could lose 1,300 of its 1,900 jobs." What will Barack do about all of these jobs being lost. In a day and age of technology we are encouraging our students to pursue careers in math and science, but what does this show them? This shows them that they will not have a career to go into once they receive that degree that the government gave them money to get. With that many job loses, when Obama, or somebody else, tries to start up the space program again, they will find themselves in quite a pickle. Those people will have moved on to bigger and better things, and will probably not be willing to come back to NASA. If we halt the U.S. Space Program, we will concede the upper hand in the cosmos. It is beneficial to us to push forward and travel great distances. Obama and his radical changes to the federal budget will put us further into debt and not do anything that is currently not being done now. We must continue in space to advance the greatness of all mankind.

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    Obama to Kill NASA There is already a time lapse from when the Space Shuttle program ends and the Constellation begins. We are looking at a 5 year lapse and if Obama gets his way, then we are looking at 10 years. It is vital that we continue space exploration. This is one of those things that we as humans must do. We must continue to expand our boundaries. What if Columbus never had sailed across the ocean and discovered America? What if Magellan had never sailed across the globe? What if Neil Armstrong had never walked on the Moon? The answer to these questions is, we might not be here today. And: "NASA faces dramatic job reductions among its 21,000 labor force at the close of the Shuttle Program. For example, the Kennedy Space Center at Cape Canaveral, FL faces a cut of 8,000 contractor jobs. The Michoud Assembly Facility near New Orleans could lose 1,300 of its 1,900 jobs." What will Barack do about all of these jobs being lost. In a day and age of technology we are encouraging our students to pursue careers in math and science, but what does this show them? This shows them that they will not have a career to go into once they receive that degree that the government gave them money to get. With that many job loses, when Obama, or somebody else, tries to start up the space program again, they will find themselves in quite a pickle. Those people will have moved on to bigger and better things, and will probably not be willing to come back to NASA. If we halt the U.S. Space Program, we will concede the upper hand in the cosmos. It is beneficial to us to push forward and travel great distances. Obama and his radical changes to the federal budget will put us further into debt and not do anything that is currently not being done now. We must continue in space to advance the greatness of all mankind.

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    Obama to Kill NASA There is already a time lapse from when the Space Shuttle program ends and the Constellation begins. We are looking at a 5 year lapse and if Obama gets his way, then we are looking at 10 years. It is vital that we continue space exploration. This is one of those things that we as humans must do. We must continue to expand our boundaries. What if Columbus never had sailed across the ocean and discovered America? What if Magellan had never sailed across the globe? What if Neil Armstrong had never walked on the Moon? The answer to these questions is, we might not be here today. And: "NASA faces dramatic job reductions among its 21,000 labor force at the close of the Shuttle Program. For example, the Kennedy Space Center at Cape Canaveral, FL faces a cut of 8,000 contractor jobs. The Michoud Assembly Facility near New Orleans could lose 1,300 of its 1,900 jobs." What will Barack do about all of these jobs being lost. In a day and age of technology we are encouraging our students to pursue careers in math and science, but what does this show them? This shows them that they will not have a career to go into once they receive that degree that the government gave them money to get. With that many job loses, when Obama, or somebody else, tries to start up the space program again, they will find themselves in quite a pickle. Those people will have moved on to bigger and better things, and will probably not be willing to come back to NASA. If we halt the U.S. Space Program, we will concede the upper hand in the cosmos. It is beneficial to us to push forward and travel great distances. Obama and his radical changes to the federal budget will put us further into debt and not do anything that is currently not being done now. We must continue in space to advance the greatness of all mankind.

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    Inventions from Space


    What do all the things pictured on this page have
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    NASA developed ways to correct
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    NASA developed ways to process
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    images of our insides.
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    Uses techniques developed for
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    eyes of children and find out quickly
    if they have any vision problems. The
    child doesn't have to say a word!
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    Instead of measuring temperature
    using a column of mercury (which
    expands as it heats up), this
    thermometer has a lens like a camera
    and detects infrared energy, which we
    feel as heat. The warmer something is
    (like your body), the more infrared
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    was originally developed to detect the
    birth of stars.
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    Fire fighters wear suits made of fire
    resistant fabric developed for use in
    space suits.
    Smoke Detector
    First used in the Earth orbiting space
    station called Skylab (launched back
    in 1973) to help detect any toxic
    vapors. Now used in most homes and
    other buildings to warn people of fire.
    Sun Tiger Glasses
    From research done on materials to
    protect the eyes of welders working
    on spacecraft, protective lenses were
    developed that block almost all the
    wavelengths of radiation that might
    harm the eyes, while letting through
    all the useful wavelengths that let us
    see.
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    A computer program developed by
    NASA to analyze a spacecraft or
    airplane design and predict how parts
    will perform is now used to help
    design automobiles. This kind of
    software can save car makers a lot of
    money by letting them see how well a
    design will work even before they
    build a prototype.
    Cordless Tools
    Portable, self-contained power tools
    were originally developed to help
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    samples. This technology has lead to
    development of such tools as the
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    shrub trimmers, and grass shears.
    Aerodynamic Bicycle Wheel
    A special bike wheel uses NASA
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    Thermal Gloves and Boots
    These gloves and boots have heating
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    the gloves or embedded in the sole of
    the ski boot. This technology was
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    environments.
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    Ski Boots
    These ski boots use accordion-like
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    suits, to allow the boot to flex without
    distortion, yet still give support and
    control for precision skiing.
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    This flashlight uses NASA's concept
    of system redundancy, which is
    always having a backup for the parts
    of the spacecraft with the most
    important jobs. This flashlight has an
    extra-bright primary bulb and an
    independent backup system that has
    its own separate lithium battery (also
    a NASA developed technology) and
    its own bulb.
    Invisible Braces
    These teeth-straightening braces use
    brackets that are made of a nearly
    invisible translucent (almost see-
    through) ceramic material. This
    material is a spinoff of NASA's
    advanced ceramic research to develop
    new, tough materials for spacecraft
    and aircraft.
    Edible Toothpaste
    This is a special foamless toothpaste
    developed for the astronauts to use in
    space (where spitting is not a very
    good idea!) Although this would be a
    great first toothpaste for small
    children, it is no longer available.
    Joystick Controllers
    Joystick controllers are used for lots
    of things now, including computer
    games and vehicles for people with
    disabilities. These devices evolved
    from research to develop a controller
    for the Apollo Lunar Rover, and from
    other NASA research into how
    humans actually operate (called
    "human factors").
    Advanced Plastics
    Spacecraft and other electronics need
    very special, low-cost materials as the
    base for printed circuits (like those
    inside your computer). Some of these
    "liquid crystal polymers" have turned
    out to be very good, low-cost
    materials for making containers for
    foods and beverages.

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