That's not really a surprise. We Americans, generally like to be #1 in most things.
62 percent think that monitoring asteroids or other objects that might collide with Earth should be a top priority.
Absolutely. We've seen Armageddon, we know how this goes down.
18 percent think that sending astronauts to Mars should be a top priority
45 percent think that sending astronauts to Mars is important but should be a lower priority and 37 percent think it's not too important or should not be done.
Huh, I'd think this would be higher considering the first one I mentioned. Apparently we're more concerned with preservation than continuation.
That's not really a surprise. We Americans, generally like to be #1 in most things.
> 62 percent think that monitoring asteroids or other objects that might collide with Earth should be a top priority.
Absolutely. We've seen [Armageddon](https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0120591/), we know how this goes down.
> 18 percent think that sending astronauts to Mars should be a top priority
> 45 percent think that sending astronauts to Mars is important but should be a lower priority and 37 percent think it's not too important or should not be done.
Huh, I'd think this would be higher considering the first one I mentioned. Apparently we're more concerned with preservation than continuation.
That's not really a surprise. We Americans, generally like to be #1 in most things.
Absolutely. We've seen Armageddon, we know how this goes down.
Huh, I'd think this would be higher considering the first one I mentioned. Apparently we're more concerned with preservation than continuation.