Imagine, for example, a menu with items designed specifically to be eaten on the planet Mars? Though NASA doesn't currently have any missions planned, the agency is spending about $1 million per year on that idea. Frankly it sounds delicious.That aforementioned “robosquirrel” project is costing about $325,000 but a rattlesnake already thought it looked so real it bit the rodent robot’s head, according to CNN. Isn't that adorable?
Or how about the chance to do your high school prom over again? $516,000 is going toward developing a video game meant to simulate the social experience, which, if done correctly, will be awkward and disappointing.
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Actually the NASA food issue has a LOT of value for everyone long term. Anyone in the military can attest that a better tasting longer lasting MRE would be a godsend. And anyone who likes stocking up for when the SHTF should be looking on with interest as well.
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