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Robert Zubrin Quotes
«This thing has got to get underway.»
Author: Robert Zubrin
«They have an inferior lunar mission mode per se?but if they make the heavy-lift vehicle, they make everything we need them to make. That's the most important thing the lunar program can give the Mars program.»
Author: Robert Zubrin
«the first rational plan in any sense that I've seen from Nasa in decades.»
Author: Robert Zubrin
«What they're really developing is equipment to do a rational space station and a Moon programme later,»
Author: Robert Zubrin
«The testing of life support systems will certainly be useful, ... But on the psychological side, the real human factor is not whether people go crazy living in a tin: they don't. It's whether they can put up with the overwork once they arrive on Mars and start a rigorous programme of field exploration.»
Author: Robert Zubrin
«if someone comes in (as US president in 2009) and has no interest, he can just say, 'thank you for rationalising the space station' and leave it at that.»
Author: Robert Zubrin
«This is incredibly exciting. What this means is that we have a chance to find ... extant life.»
Author: Robert Zubrin
«This is really groundbreaking research, ... There has been almost no research on artificial gravity in space and none concerning martian gravity.»
Author: Robert Zubrin
«This is the first time that anyone has done experiments on higher life in martian-like environment,»
Author: Robert Zubrin
«Will they undergo the same physiological deterioration we see at zero g [gravity], or will one-third g be enough to counteract that effect?»
Author: Robert Zubrin