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AES wrote: The materials and imaging work could all be done with unmanned spacecraft. Of course it could. But for a lot less money? The way to think of this is that very few scientific experiments or engineering tests are done anymore using human manipulations, human observations, or directly human-operated equipment -- EVEN ON EARTH. That is certainly a way to look at it. It's wrong, but hey.... The reality is that experiments and tests are setup manually. Many are performed or conducted with computers or machines. But they still have to setup, debugged, etc etc. -- Bob Noel no one likes an educated mule |
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