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budgets that we spent to become great in the world. there s no reason i can see why we should not redress that grievance, although obviously it s an uphill battle. no, i don t why not go for the big money? well, we re going for the biggest money we think we can logically go for right now. but i just think it s unrealistic to assume that this congress and any future congress is going to jump to 4% of gdp. i just don t think 1%. we may get to 1%. now 1% is 1% would be like a gold mine. indeed. and i m not saying i m just i said a modest increase, but we have to be able to demonstrate that we can do what we said we can do. commercial cargo was a first step. people said it couldn t be done, we have done that. we have got to get a commercial crew and we have got to demonstrate that can do it consistently. step by step, otherwise people are just not going to support us. thank you all very much. i really appreciate it. thank you. more now from the mars ex
hearing on efforts to improve education on science, technology, engineering and math. the mars exploration summit began with opening remarks from nasa administrator charles bolden, he spoke about the importance of humans becoming a multiplanet species and nasa s goal of putting humans on mars in the next two decades. this is 30 minutes. thank you very much, and thanks to all of you for allowing me to be with you this morning and it kind of kick us off, i hope. i also want to thank explore mars as well as g.w. president steve knapp and scott pace of the g.w. policy institute for bringing us together for the humans to mars summit. let s leave that slide up, i ll talk about it all day long, and at least you can refer to it and you don t have to look at me. with mars making it s closest approach to effort last week and currently appearing as the brightest body in the eastern sky during the month of april, this is an ideal time for this conference, as the red planet draw
need to get this. again, if we talk about it with the breakthroughs. what we know now today, just expand it. we have life support on the station. we need to push it to where it s reliable and doesn t require so much maintenance. we need to look at the parks to do repair. we are doing that on board. i don t consider those big breakthroughs. i have to get comfortable. it s the maturity level that we use for the nation they positively have to work. that s the way i look at the challenges. the operation and the proving ground that charlie and bill had mentioned. we have to take systems and days and months and weeks. we need the time and the capability to do that. we will talk about this. i was going to add that i think we can make sure that every piece of technology we work on, it s ex-tensible to mars. that s the judge of the technology that we are working on. can we use it in that vision. i don t want to do demonstrations just for demonstrations s sake, but be putting