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The Vision for Space Exploration really doesn’t have any; nor does NASA. In 2002, the agency shut down its Breakthrough Propulsion Physics program, whose scientists had been allowed to brainstorm such far-out notions as wormholes and warp drives; five years later, the agency closed its Institute for Advanced Concepts, a less mind-blowing outfit but one that also encouraged thinking light-years down the road.
Maybe with China starting to make a claim on space that will start another space race, but the US is more interested in stuffing up other countries than putting us at the forefront of space technology
Maybe with China starting to make a claim on space that will start another space race, but the US is more interested in stuffing up other countries than putting us at the forefront of space technology