| Fast-forward some 50
years into the future where things are much nicer than they are now, thanks
in large part to science and technology and really good, affordable videohats.
And fortunately for all, in the early part of the 21st century NASA succumed
to a leveredged buyout by the mother of all multinationals, Refru.
The space agency subsequently went through a reformulation and is now known
as BAGSA (the Business and Government Space Agency).
This series is meant to acknowledge that no little debt of gratitude is owed to those men and women who have ventured into the unknown territory of space that humankind might better understand how to manufacture perfect ball bearings in a vacuum and just how weird creatures might be on other planets. To those brave adventurers we dedicate this humble account. It is they we salute with a most heartfelt and ferverent "Thanks a lot, Spacebusters!" |
Colonel
Tom Foonid commands Cassini 350.
Amy Purum collects bits and pieces
of things.
 About space debris - keep your head down! The real poop on the plutonium-loaded Cassini space mission to Saturn, circa 1997. Spacebusters feedback |