This subject hasn't come up in a while. What news reporter would you like to see get a ticket on the space shuttle? Too bad Walter Cronkite is as old as he is...my vote is for Miles O'Brien...
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This subject hasn't come up in a while. What news reporter would you like to see get a ticket on the space shuttle? Too bad Walter Cronkite is as old as he is...my vote is for Miles O'Brien...
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Is that given the re-entry is a success or a failure? I have 2 lists... :wink:
With sufficient thrust, water towers fly just fine.
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Re-entry not attempted.Originally Posted by Nicolas
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I said reporters not lawyers....successful of course
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My personal pick would be CNN's Miles O'Brian. He's done a pretty good job of covering NASA missions without sounding like a completely unknowledgable dolt (which more than a few of them manage easily).
The big points in his favor are that he's not a sensationalist. He reports his material without hype. Plus the guy's got name recognition among Trekkies, you can't buy that kind of connection.
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Chris Matthews wouldn't need a microphone... :P
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Jane Pauley.
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...with re-entry.
I like Jane Pauley.
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Geraldo
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He could go there to return some Moon rocks, only to find that the Moon is actually made of concrete! Or empty...
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Christiane Amanpour, as usual...
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err...... ME!!
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