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Space Forum / Shuttle / November 2005super agency merge RSA,ESA JSA , NASA, et al
Create a super agency by merging NASA,Japanese Space Agency, Russian Space Agency ,European Space Agency, Chinese, and anyone else (India, Korea) with space capability into the Global Space Administration. Independent of their respective governments they would design and build a super shuttle. Free of governmental demands it would be a beautiful ship to behold I am sure.  SignatureMr. Lynndel Humphreys ALL governments would squabble, fight over funding, where to produce stuff etc. Look at ISS, then tell me this is a good idea:( > ALL governments would squabble, fight over funding, where to produce > stuff etc. > > Look at ISS, then tell me this is a good idea:( ... ISS is wonderful idea but merging all that agencies it's not good idea;-) Regards Adam Przybyla Na, The French would never agree. Brian SignatureBrian Gaff....Note, this account does not accept Bcc: email. graphics are great, but the blind can't hear them Email: briang1@blueyonder.co.uk ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ > Create a super agency by merging NASA,Japanese Space Agency, Russian Space > Agency ,European Space Agency, Chinese, and anyone else (India, Korea) [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > of > governmental demands it would be a beautiful ship to behold I am sure. >Na, The French would never agree. Irrelevant. If anyone threatens them, they'll just surrender... :-) Brian Brian Thorn Wrote: > Na, The French would never agree. > > Irrelevant. If anyone threatens them, they'll just surrender... :-) > > Brian yes, like the french Villepin in U.N (about Irak).... and the worl applaud!... (I remember... so nice... this sound...). and to show in classrooms... for many generations... everywhere in th world... Rém -- Rémy MERCIER > Create a super agency by merging NASA,Japanese Space Agency, Russian Space > Agency ,European Space Agency, Chinese, and anyone else (India, Korea) with > space capability into the Global Space Administration. Independent of their > respective governments they would design and build a super shuttle. Free of > governmental demands it would be a beautiful ship to behold I am sure. Without any accountability, which is what you get when you're "free of governmental demands", it's far more likely to do nothing of significance. Jeff SignatureRemove icky phrase from email address to get a valid address. hey a first! We all agree this will not work! One for the record books! :> Create a super agency by merging NASA,Japanese Space Agency, Russian Space :> Agency ,European Space Agency, Chinese, and anyone else (India, Korea) with [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] :Without any accountability, which is what you get when you're "free of :governmental demands", it's far more likely to do nothing of significance. Accountability isn't the issue. MONEY is the issue. Where's the funding for this wet dream supposed to be coming from, again? Signature"Some people get lost in thought because it's such unfamiliar territory." --G. Behn >Create a super agency by merging NASA,Japanese Space Agency, Russian Space >Agency ,European Space Agency, Chinese, and anyone else (India, Korea) with >space capability into the Global Space Administration. Independent of their >respective governments they would design and build a super shuttle. Free of >governmental demands it would be a beautiful ship to behold I am sure. Hell, ESA can't even get its member states to agree (France wants emphasis on Ariane, Germany wants more man-in-space, England... well, England doesn't seem to want anything.) How will a worldwide ESA ever get anything done? Sounds like a U.N. in space, and the U.N. never accomplishes anything. (Nevermind that NASA"s budget is double that of all the others, combined. So the US has little incentive to go along.) Brian > Sounds like a U.N. in space, and the U.N. never accomplishes anything. Airbus has accomplished quite a lot :) >> Sounds like a U.N. in space, and the U.N. never accomplishes anything. > >Airbus has accomplished quite a lot :) So has United Technologies. What does that have to do with governments? Brian >>> Sounds like a U.N. in space, and the U.N. never accomplishes anything. >> >>Airbus has accomplished quite a lot :) > > So has United Technologies. What does that have to do with > governments? Isn't it obvious? As with Concorde, international agreements had to be made to allow Airbus to be set up in the first place. Some of the consortium's members were government-owned, too. So if the corporations could form a consortium with the government owned aerospace entities (if the non corporate entities aren't companies how are they referred to other than by name Never had that problem in corporate Americas.) there would be peace in our time and the Global Space Administration is a viable dream. As I recall the vertical assembly building was built by an international comsortium. Not sure but think it was German. first place. Some of the consortium's > members were government-owned, too. Brian Thorn Wrote: > Create a super agency by merging NASA,Japanese Space Agency, Russia > Space [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > > Brian Irrelevent for the past and for the future... Beyond the divergences, the point is the final agreement (and his valu is greater because of these divergences... not smaller). ESA Council meeting at ministerial level: Berlin, 5 - 6 December 2005 http://www.esa.int/esaCP/SEMICOTLWFE_index_0.html and about $ ... when you know where and how more than 50% of NASA $ ar lost... Rém -- Rémy MERCIER Lynndel K. Humphreys Wrote: > Create a super agency by merging NASA,Japanese Space Agency, Russia > Space [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > ___________________ > wine is better with cheese when I watch Ariane5 takeof -- Rémy MERCIER |
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