Often times I open my browser window, start typing an address into the address bar, and as I swiftly type my homepage of Google loads and changes the focus to the Google search bar. The result is most of the web address being entered into the google web search.
It's annoying to re-click on the address bar and re-enter everything so I hit enter and viola, get the google search results for the page I'm trying to get to.
NASA is dying from all I can tell. They have cleaned out several of the space centers turning them into almost ghost towns by cutting funding for everything not directly related to the moon mission. That means that most projects were dropped dead in the water. The few people remaining had to shift to different projects to stay afloat.
With all of the crazy cuts of funding, it doesn't surprise me if the only way we can afford to go to the moon would be to piggyback on somebody else who is willing to put the $$ into it.
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Often times I open my browser window, start typing an address into the address bar, and as I swiftly type my homepage of Google loads and changes the focus to the Google search bar. The result is most of the web address being entered into the google web search.
It's annoying to re-click on the address bar and re-enter everything so I hit enter and viola, get the google search results for the page I'm trying to get to.
NASA is dying from all I can tell. They have cleaned out several of the space centers turning them into almost ghost towns by cutting funding for everything not directly related to the moon mission. That means that most projects were dropped dead in the water. The few people remaining had to shift to different projects to stay afloat. With all of the crazy cuts of funding, it doesn't surprise me if the only way we can afford to go to the moon would be to piggyback on somebody else who is willing to put the $$ into it.