Where will the space shuttles end up? Not the where they should...

**Odi** · 04-08-2011

Originally Posted by 02GrandPrixIraqVet

Umm massive payloads as in building materials and supplies! Not so much people, but people will still have to go. The US has talked about building on the moon for a long time.

Project Constelation got canceled. Thank Obama.

**matt5112** · 04-08-2011

Originally Posted by Odi

Project Constelation got canceled. Thank Obama.

Finally a reason I can dislike him for?

**16MustangVet** · 04-08-2011

Finally?!?!?!? What about all the current BS. Armed forces getting half paychecks!!?? Yeah dont pay the people that up hold our national defense around the world!! Not to mention we are now fighting on 3 fronts yes I said 3 Libya is counted now. Yet all the politicians are still getting paid and all the other services are still would run like welfare?

**matt5112** · 04-08-2011

And someone had the audacity to say communism destroys countries

**Tommyp2010** · 04-08-2011

I'd say the current way the economy is going and the lack of money in the government is the biggest reason we are not pushing into space further. Right now we need to deal with our own problems before exploring beyond our own planet.

**Odi** · 04-08-2011

Sure, cause it was better to help out the failing banks so they can foreclose more homes and businesses.

**16MustangVet** · 04-09-2011

Originally Posted by Tommyp2010

I'd say the current way the economy is going and the lack of money in the government is the biggest reason we are not pushing into space further. Right now we need to deal with our own problems before exploring beyond our own planet.

^^^^^ This is why it will be moved into the private sector not affiliated with NASA or the United States Air Force.

**matt5112** · 04-09-2011

its kinda like how canada was building a fighter jet then things got dumb

**Taz Magister** · 04-12-2011

Dayton OH, birthplace of aviation, location of the "National" U.S.F.A. Museum, and the worlds most Important air force base. Did not get picked for one of the shuttles.
I don't know why But I am raging about this its so dum..... Im glad nasa is getting cuts left and right they don't deserve anything from the national government if thats how they are gonna repay them

**GtpKo** · 04-12-2011

Last I checked, Nasa is going ahead with their Constellation project even though its "cancelled".

Only way you`re going to solve global overpopulation is colonization of the Moon and then Mars. Time to get started.

**Scottydoggs** · 04-12-2011

well i know where the Enterprise shuttle will be landing, its NYC on the USS intrepid Museum. Enterprise to Land at Intrepid!

i must say I'm glad that its coming to NY because i can easily get to see it first hand. i haven't been on the intrepid in like 10 years or so, the tour of it is insane, they have so many other airplanes on board already, its a welcome addition for sure.

**dpzelenak** · 04-12-2011

Originally Posted by Taz Magester

Being from Ohio "birthplace of aviation" I would really like to see one of the shuttles come here also the National U.S. air force museum is here so it seems like a no brainer to me. I think Kennedy or the Space Center Houston tourist stop next door to Johnson Space Center should get one to share and that leaves one left since the Smithsonian is already getting one well a new one, I think the last one then should go to the Museum of Flight in Seattle and then that would equally spread out the shuttles around the country for more people to see them.

But where do you guys think they should go if you care?

ohio is not the birthplace of aviation, NC is, ohio is just the birthplace of the people who gave birth to it, so ohio is the grandparents of aviation

**Taz Magister** · 04-13-2011

Originally Posted by dpzelenak

ohio is not the birthplace of aviation, NC is, ohio is just the birthplace of the people who gave birth to it, so ohio is the grandparents of aviation

please don't start that argument.... and the wright flyer was built in dayton they just flew it in nc during the earlier stages... just saying

**dpzelenak** · 04-13-2011

but it was never flown in ohio..just sayin

**Taz Magister** · 04-13-2011

it was too flown in ohio Just after it flew sevral times in NC, you guys can have first in flight on your plates and we will keep birthplace of aviation since we have been more involved in flight then any other place in the world just to name a few f-17, b-2 spirit,...etc all designed in Dayton... which is absolutly the only thing going for this place now that theres no Gm plants and the fact that daytons a hole of a city lol

**KeithGTP03** · 04-13-2011

Originally Posted by Taz Magester

Dayton OH, birthplace of aviation, location of the "National" U.S.F.A. Museum, and the worlds most Important air force base. Did not get picked for one of the shuttles.
I don't know why But I am raging about this its so dum..... Im glad nasa is getting cuts left and right they don't deserve anything from the national government if thats how they are gonna repay them

YOU'RE upset? We got stiffed! We controlled every shuttle that ever launched. "Houston, we have a problem..sshhh..Houston?..sshhh..Houston?!"

"sssshhhhh, This is Houston, you will need to get with LA or New York on that, over"

**matt5112** · 04-14-2011

Does it not make sense to put them where the most people will be able to see them?

The ROM is in Toronto because its a high traffic city.

they're not going to put it in winepeg because of some historical significance.

you have to remember they are charging 28 million a pop so they're going to want to be able to make that money back by charging people to see them.

**KeithGTP03** · 04-14-2011

It does, but you put it where people will appreciate it in the atmosphere it belongs. Johnson Space Center is a tourist attraction and the main headquarters for NASA. People in LA will be like, "Look at that weird plane"