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A good collection of notable people known for explaining space activities to lay people, exception Rogozin. I’d be curious if PBS had him on the Newshour, how would he answer questions presented by Woodruff? Or from Obrien? What if Rogozin was not under Putin’s cloud, would he have a different outlook?
Miles gave an excellent clue to the likely outcome of that. He correctly identified Rogozin as a nationalist. Rogozin is a politician first, not a space scientist, and has a long association with the idea that Russia/USSR must be restored to its former imperial ‘greatness’.