Financial Times (December 28)
2012/ 12/ 31 by jd in Global News
Manned space flight may be most appealing, but “since the Apollo programme ended 40 years ago unmanned exploration has provided almost all of our extraterrestrial excitement – at a far lower cost than crewed flights.” Beyond 2020, however, there are few plans for unpmanned exploration. “More ambitious proposals are needed….At the very least, Nasa should be planning to visit the giant planets – Jupiter, Saturn and their fascinating moons – to follow on from the successful Galileo and Cassini missions.”
Tags: Apollo, Cassini, Exploration, Galileo, Jupiter, Manned, Saturn, Space, Unmanned
