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It Was Very Successful, But It Fell On The Wrong Planet.

We Can Lick Gravity, But Sometimes The Paperwork Is Overwhelming.

I Only Hope That We Shall Not Wait To Adopt The Program Until After Our Astronomers Have Reported A New And Unsuspected Asteroid Moving Across Their Fields Of Vision With Menacing Speed. At That Point It Will Be Too Late!

If We Were To Start Today On An Organized And Well-supported Space Program I Believe A Practical Passenger Rocket Can Be Built And Tested Within Ten Years.

Development Of The Space Station Is As Inevitable As The Rising Of The Sun; Man Has Already Poked His Nose Into Space And He Is Not Likely To Pull It Back . . . . There Can Be No Thought Of Finishing, For Aiming At The Stars-both Literally And Figuratively-is The Work Of Generations, And No Matter How Much Progress One Makes, There Is Always The Thrill Of Just Beginning.