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By Keith Cowing
NASA Watch
May 12, 2006

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Alpine style in science, Solar panels in space, Google maps and the Japanese man
Gold, War and a huge Ego will take us there

“When we climb, row an ocean or ski to one of earth’s poles on the cheap, weight becomes extremely important to us. Going alpine style or unsupported is a big difference to having planes browsing by with resupplies or an army of Sherpas fixing routes and camps. All of a sudden – strong and determined is not enough. We must also become smart and inventive and that’s when it becomes complicated. Sure we can make a run for it in good weather and keep our fingers crossed – but that is boldness over intelligence and can result in early death. To keep succeeding and surviving on the cheap in the long run, we must come up with ways to continuously make it on a fraction of gear and supplies. The same goes for rockets and satellites.”

NASA Watch founder, Explorers Club Fellow, ex-NASA, Away Teams, Journalist, Space & Astrobiology, Lapsed climber.