Bush's Space Panel Seeks Public Input

brandido writes "Space.com is reporting that Bush's space panel is seeking public input on the effort to return to the Moon and then reach Mars. From the article: "President Bush's new space advisory commission for getting humans to the Moon and Mars has launched a web site seeking public input with the promise of reading all comments." The article provides a link to the website for Bush's Space Panel, but it does not provide a direct link to the site for sending comments. I personally think we should use a Martian Space Elevator to further our exploration of Mars."

Comments

Re:Remember

[Anonymous Coward]

I'd have more pride in my country if I could afford health care than sending someone to mars.

Education?

[Short Circuit]

Well, my public education worked fine for me. And the school bent over backwards to accomodate my learning disability, so long as my parents kept prodding them.

And I'm doing alright at a community college, too. You can even work at the same college you're a student at, to pack in some experience for down the road.

Re:Spoken like a true AC

[Dukeofshadows]

I've had friends who have worked and gotten services in both systems, NHS and private American. Primary care (internists, pediatricians, first-line docs) does not have the disparities that secondary and tertiary care do (hospital care and advanced machinery), but both have massive wait times in the NHS whereas in the US you can get much quicker treatment, especially via private clinics.