Brazil Successfully Launches Its First Rocket To Space 309
thatshortkid writes "The Washington Times is reporting on Brazil's first successful space launch. Since it is closer to the equator, the task of getting up to space is easier, meaning much more cargo room over fuel. Hello commercial launch market! With this development, along with China's expanding space program, India making moves to space, and our own homegrown (ok, still growing) private space industry, where does this put NASA? Does it take a load off of them to pursue bigger endeavors, or will NASA slowly decline in relevance?"
People said they were crazy (Score:3, Funny)
Dear Slashdot (Score:5, Funny)
Brazil has certainly taken over Orkut. NASA is clearly the next logical step.
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wasn't Nasa supposed to head to Mars? ... (Score:4, Funny)
NASA relevant? (Score:5, Funny)
Maybe NASA will actually acquire enough technology from private enterprise to actually put a man on the moon!
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Poor NASA (Score:4, Funny)
Re:While it may affect NASA (Score:1, Funny)
There must be oil on mars, how else would you explain Bushs support for going there?
I'm sure Halliburton is already waiting, rubbing their hands
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THE WOMEN?!?!?!!!!! (Score:1, Funny)
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