Space spin offs from moon mission promise cash returns
Washington reports space program backers argue spin offs boost profits for agriculture and industry while public questions whether the moon voyage was worth its 22.5 billion cost. NASA and scientists cite weather forecasts satellite tech, medical aids, and consumer products as early dividends and predict further gains.
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