talk on space tourism

talk on space tourism

At the International Spaceflight Museum, Troy McLuhan shows pictures taken on the surface of Mars, by the Spirit rover.

Troy McLuhan: It’s a great reminder that space is not an abstract concept, nor is it a government program. Space is a place, just like Mexico… except bigger.

Spaceport Alpha (113, 159) - Jan 28, 2007 (617 days ago) by beladona Memorial

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