Could Enviormental Friendly isisms at NASA be the problem with the Space Program

According to World Net Daily's Joseph Farah, NASA's attempt to protect our environment comes at the expense of the lives of the astronauts they send up.

I have heard those ideals before and I am starting to believe them. our space program has been having issue for quite sometime. It seems that when NASA was no longer able to get a putty containing asbestos, is when NASA's troubles began starting with the Challanger. For those who remember in 1986 it blew up only seconds after left off.

The bottom line is that these environmental foams and the like are NOT strong enough to keep a space vechicle intact. It is because it used asbestos pior to 1986 that kept the previous space vechicles intact while breaking out of our atmosphere and back. Sure asbestos can be a danger to humans but in the case of space vehicles it can be friend for the asbestos does not catch fire and can stand the stress of the G's.

Joseph Farah once again is calling for the government to defund NASA, but does not say anything about making the space program private. Maybe he the right ideal. Maybe in private hands they would do a better job at the Space Program. Why not but use asbestos on your vechicles.

That Piece from Joseph Farah

On Another Subject:

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