They have stated a lack of fund. A short time ago a self proclaimed business
man was willing to fork out some great amount of money in exchange for a
ride on MIR, but was discounted as a fraud. This guy had been in trouble
before (this had somehow gone un-noticed until late), and now states, he
promised no money's. In any case, the money isn't there. And he was
terminated from any project dealing's.
Gina
>CountZero [count_zero@bigfoot.com] wrote:
>>For real, it costs too much getting stuff out the hole to let something
>>of even marginal utility fall back in.
>
>So why is no-one willing to pay the hundreds of millions of dollars
required
>to keep Mir in operation?
>
>Perhaps its utility is far less than you think...
>
> Mark