
Human spaceflight: In which order will the US achieve these landings?
On September 28, 2007, Michael Griffin stated that NASA's plan was to land a man on Mars by 2037. In 2009, a panel subcommittee studied three possibilities: 1) shoot the Moon, 2) bypass the Moon and land on Mars, and 3) a flexible path. The flexible path would bypass the Moon and Mars and travel to Lagrange points, asteroids or the moons of Mars. The panel will present its recommendations to Barack Obama during August.
Additional information:
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/07/31/science/space/31nasa.html?_r=1
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NASA
Settlement details:As reported by a major mainstream news source. Question will settle when the second landing occurs. If hubdub, the internet or the Earth cease to exist before the second landing occurs, this market will be voided.
| Moon, Mars, other landing |
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| Mars, Moon, other landing |
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| Moon, other landing, Mars |
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| Mars, other landing, Moon |
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| other landing, Mars, Moon |
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| other landing, Moon, Mars |
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- Activity: H$5,716 |
- Predictions: 18 |
Comments: 3
Suspend date: Tue 6th Aug 2019 11:59pm PST (9 years to go)
Initial likelihoods: Moon, Mars, other landing: 70%, Mars, Moon, other landing: 4%, Moon, other landing, Mars: 4%, Mars, other landing, Moon: 10%, other landing, Mars, Moon: 4%, other landing, Moon, Mars: 8%
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Suspend date: Tue 6th Aug 2019 11:59pm PST (9 years to go) details








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