NASA will get to Mars one way or another but it certainly won’t be with the help of the U.S Senate. The government has cut back on funding for the space agency and has begun to apply pressure to their agenda. It seems to be a classic case of catch-22. Unless some outside force like SpaceX or even aliens could help the doomed space agency, they may just remain grounded.
FUNDING CUT FOR NASA DUE TO DONALD TRUMP FEARS
Back in February, it seemed that the U.S government was all in favor of a human mission to Mars by 2030. NASA has since been producing a plan to do so, however, it’s not fast enough for the U.S House committee. It has warned the agency to pick up the pace given the chance of space unfriendly administration taking over the White House next year. If Donald Trump hates space, he very well may put NASA on the back burner. Even if they do hurry up with the plans, it won’t be easy with the new budget cuts from Senate.
MORE MONEY LESS PROBLEMS
They say more money more problems, but not for NASA. The U.S Senate has cut about 85 percent of the agency’s Mars landing demo project. In fact, projects all around are getting the cold shoulder from the government. Will it be possible for the agency to still complete their research on a tight budget? Possibly, but they certainly won’t be able to keep up with the strict government deadlines unless they plan to send some half-witted attempt of a rocket into space. Surely, they don’t want to stoop down to the levels of Russia. For the time being Mars exploration remains an unsolved problem. That is unless they call upon their friendly aliens to help them out.
IT’S TIME FOR ALIENS TO COME OUT NOW
It’s long been a subject of conspiracy theorists that NASA has been hiding the presence of aliens. If that is truly the case, this isn’t a better time for the agency to come forth with it. Aliens would have the technology to help the space agency get to Mars. For all we know, they already have and this whole drama is just for public cover up. Another theory is that aliens may want us to do it on our own, however, the space agency might enlist a little help every now and then. Just keep your eyes peeled for a sudden “breakthrough” in technology that will allow the space agency to get to Mars. Keep your tinfoil hats at the ready.
