do u think can turkiye make a journey to the space, before they join the europan union?
366976
There is not an exact answer for this question.. Neither the prejudiced thoughts of the European people about Turkiye(i know it is not said Turkey from now on), which is really strong country (and stronger than many countries in the EU) and which has a huge potential to help the EU in some ways, does not change and supposed to have fascists people living on it, nor a few people who dont want Turkiye in the EU because of the political reasons such as Cyprus, Turkiye doesnt seem to join the EU for 10 years in the future.. If it is thought that in spite of the NASA's experiences, they still fail, there cannot be any big process for Turkiye for going to the space until they join the EU..
85844
I think Tukey is playing it's cards pretty well balancing between the EU and the Arabic world. Still I think they should be more carefull because Turkey does not have lots of supporters in the European parliament.
633362
Yes.  But only if the amount of resources we can get continue to increase.  If we can develop robust space industry this will not be a problem.
389933
I like to think that we will have figured out a way to travel to other stars by then, but that may be wishful thinking. But I would think it is almost a sure thing that people will be traveling pretty regularly to the Moon and Mars by then.
613003
I sure hope so .... I'm tired of everything ... do we get to go in the EU or do we don;t ... :))\n\nBut is i have to be objective ... we don't deserve to go in the EU ... we can not be compared with  Germany or Italy or Spain .. even if we have a poor country everybody still steals from it .. CORRUPTION everywhere ! this is the truth !
405937
I think they can if they are mature enough to handle it.  I personally wouldn't. I see you enough at home...I have to see you here too? People DO need space weather they think they do or not.
586502
Yes, as Turkey will soon be part of the EU...
72063
They already do. Do you mean, inter-planetary flights? And if so, how far away? Pluto? Nuh-uh. Mars? Not necessarily a bad idea. It all depends on how far away the mission crew is to be sent, and how long the duration of the journey is to be. If the crew were to find themselves in an emergency, they would of course have to be more resilient and capable of quick thinking because Houston would not be of any help to them.
662638
You can't go directly for U.G. in space research in ISRO.You must be a fully qualified Aeronautical Engineer.
950021
In the near future I would say, yes. They will become an economic juggernaut, they do have nuclear weapons, and it is only a matter of time that they begin to launch their own space program.\n\nWhat are we to do? How about playing the Chinese govt. against the Indian govt., to keep these two powers to be, in check.\n\nOne thing we can do, is stop this suicidal policy of free trade, and globalization. Otherwise kiss your jobs good bye
594203
Heck no.  We are going to the moon that year.  Pluto is a long way away.  If your thinking about thye robotic "new horizons" program, that will land on pluto in July, 2015.  Thats 5 years later.  I apolligize, but no.\n\nThe key is timing.  Only once every several hundred years can the planets align for a rocket to be sent to pluto.  It will last a while, but after that, your waiting for a long time.  I estimate we will return there in...say...2567 or something around that.  If we ever go to there...\n\nUnless I hibernate in my studies and become a god of wisdom and knowledge so i can path a path of good and truth to walk/teleport faster than anyone to get there.
846565
I would contact the Universities in Turkey that you would be interesting in attending.  I am sure they would know what to do.\n\nGood Luck!!!
584313
No. And the loss of their satelites would be temporary at best. They could just rocket up new ones.
1018583
i don't think so. i guess europians are more interested in it
409938
The real question is the reverse: is Romania willing and capable to satisfy the EU entry requirements (economic, politic, civil, human rights, etc.) by 2007?\nIf yes, then I'm happy to welcome you in the European Union, the greatest political enterprise of our time.
299490
Without a doubt. Seeing all those stars in the sky.. One of them somewhere has to hold some kind of life. But I don't believe they travel to earth. No ET is phoning home LOL
695557
Space tourism exist these days. As of this year (2006) there have been four space tourists to the International Space Station, each spending more than US$20 million aboard a Russian supply mission. The Russian Federal Space Agency can make everyday people's dream come true as long as the  prize is right and as long as the health and other requirements are met after the training.☺\n\nCheck out this link which contains lists of different organizations or links to what you are looking for:\nhttp://www.umich.edu/~lowbrows/links/index.html#clubs