![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
birdwatcherPangratios Papacosta, who has attended many rocket launches while working in Florida, including the tragic Challenger explosion in 1986, has visited nearly every NASA station in the United States. He has taught science classes including Space Exploration at Columbia for the past 20 years.
“If I were to pick one direct benefit only that would be worth all of the billions of dollars spent on space, that would be satellites,” Papacosta said. “Our Internet, our cable TV, and our telephone lines … GPS … they really keep everything going smoothly throughout the world.” Ну, пожалуй GPS упомянут в тему.
“If I were to pick one direct benefit only that would be worth all of the billions of dollars spent on space, that would be satellites,” Papacosta said. “Our Internet, our cable TV, and our telephone lines … GPS … they really keep everything going smoothly throughout the world.” Ну, пожалуй GPS упомянут в тему.
