To the editor: Not eager to disrespect editorial author Carla Corridor and her personal note on astronauts stuck orbiting the Earth, I discover it more and more troublesome to seek out any substantive reporting on our drained, outdated house station.
Tv protection appears to include watching Suni Williams floating along with her hair protruding and updates on future rescue missions. I see few, if any, articles on the scientific accomplishments which have come from having the Worldwide Area Station. This leaves me, a taxpayer, with the impression that this endeavor is only a multibillion-dollar boondoggle.
What are we doing up there and why? What experiments are happening? What are we studying about our planet and the photo voltaic system?
If something worthwhile is being completed on this house station, it behooves the nationwide media to report on the science. If not, the press ought to report back to the American taxpayers on the waste of their cash being funneled into this outdated authorities program.
Fred Gober, Playa Vista
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To the editor: Astronauts Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore have been in house for a lot of months on a mission that was speculated to be a brief go to.
Simply curious: What does their extra time settlement appear to be?
Paul Salerno, Riverside
