jjlew080

Fun Fact, Jason Alexander nailed that speech in one take.

Excuse my ignorance on this question, but if the test is successful, will this be a precursor to manned flights to space again? Will the space shuttle program be revived anytime soon? What can we do to support the revival of this?

In other words, if this test is 100% successful, what is the next step?

With the lawsuit with Bam Brogan slow down plans to get this off the ground?

When do you think humans will join you there?

I'd like to congratulate your team on an awesome mission and for pushing humanity forward. Even though the mission did not go completely as planned, the bigger failure would have been not trying at all.

My question is, did this, or do you expect, this mission to fundamentally change what we know about comets, if so, how? Also, what is the best estimate time frame for releasing results of the data?

thanks very much!