| Have you ever noticed that when you watch a | | | | because it costs one helluva lot of money to |
| football game on TV it is literally better | | | | send humans into space. You see, when you |
| than being there? I mean, you can see every | | | | send humans you have to worry about water, |
| play perfectly all the large screen | | | | recycling, food, space radiation, |
| flat-panel display. It may not be as | | | | psychological issues of confinement and bio |
| exciting and your seats at home may not be as | | | | system issues with entropy. None of these |
| sticky, but the view is great in | | | | issues concern a robot. You simply turn them |
| high-definition, surround a sound and | | | | off until they arrived and power them up and |
| full-color. Additionally you can watch the | | | | bingo!Additionally a 10 months trip to Mars |
| instant replays.Now consider the advantages | | | | might be completely boring with not a lot to |
| of sending robotic artificial intelligence | | | | see. And once you get there, there is not a |
| androids and rovers to do our planetary | | | | lot to do. They're just is not a lot going |
| exploration and send us back full video feed. | | | | on; on the surface of Mars. However there |
| We can then take these videos and put them | | | | are times when the view is unbelievable and |
| up onto IMAX or holographically display them | | | | those memorable experiences can be caught on |
| in your living room via the latest | | | | Memorex for all the world to see. Consider |
| technologies of Xbox IV. Just like being | | | | this in 2006. |
| there.Why do I say this is so exciting, | | | | |