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Of course space exploration is worth the money

  • Written by The Conversation
imageNo such thing as a free launchNASA/Aubrey Gemignani/EPA

I don’t suppose that readers would expect me to contradict the title of this article – that would be tantamount to signing my own redundancy notice. But, given an environment where phrases such as “pay restraint”, “austerity package” and “falling...

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