mr. bolden as well as the past panel used it. and if you look at it, it's showing -- charting a course to mars. and some people say we're not going to mars until 2030. i would say we're going to be going to -- we're building the infrastructure, the workforce, the products to take us to mars and that will be ongoing for the next 15 to 20 years. and it's necessary because this is a very difficult thing to do, but along the way, we're going to be driving competitiveness into the people and the companies within this country. and, likely, worldwide. you know, if you look at -- reflect on this slide, we're going to see some of the basic building blocks for this, the s.i.s. and orion system. the most powerful rocket ever built. orion will be a very special crew capsule that will be able to do many kinds of missions. in developing this infrastructure we've had to face technological challenges we haven't had to do before. in that, we will expand capabilities of our workforce. once we have these products, you know, we've moved from just pu

mr. bolden as well as the past panel used it. and if you look at it, it's showing -- charting a course to mars. and some people say we're not going to mars until 2030. i would say we're going to be going to -- we're building the infrastructure, the workforce, the products to take us to mars and that will be ongoing for the next 15 to 20 years. and it's necessary because this is a very difficult thing to do, but along the way, we're going to be driving competitiveness into the people and the companies within this country. and, likely, worldwide. you know, if you look at -- reflect on this slide, we're going to see some of the basic building blocks for this, the s.i.s. and orion system. the most powerful rocket ever built. orion will be a very special crew capsule that will be able to do many kinds of missions. in developing this infrastructure we've had to face technological challenges we haven't had to do before. in that, we will expand capabilities of our workforce. once we have these products, you know, we've moved from just pu

mr. bolden as well as the past panel used it. and if you look at it, it's showing -- charting a course to mars. and some people say we're not going to mars until 2030. i would say we're going to be going to -- we're building the infrastructure, the workforce, the products to take us to mars and that will be ongoing for the next 15 to 20 years. and it's necessary because this is a very difficult thing to do, but along the way, we're going to be driving competitiveness into the people and the companies within this country. and, likely, worldwide. you know, if you look at -- reflect on this slide, we're going to see some of the basic building blocks for this, the s.i.s. and orion system. the most powerful rocket ever built. orion will be a very special crew capsule that will be able to do many kinds of missions. in developing this infrastructure we've had to face technological challenges we haven't had to do before. in that, we will expand capabilities of our workforce. once we have these products, you know, we've moved from just pu