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It's in the interest of NASA (and the ESA) to hype the importance of the magnetosphere. After all, they are given money to investigate it, so the more importan
by pfdietz 10mo ago
It's in the interest of NASA (and the ESA) to hype the importance of the magnetosphere. After all, they are given money to investigate it, so the more important it is perceived, the more money they can expect to get.
- andsoitis 10mo ago> It's in the interest of NASA (and the ESA) to hype the importance of the magnetosphere. After all, they are given money to investigate it I don’t know that that is a good reason to cause you to you think they’re lying. NASA also extensively investigates Earth's atmosphere. They use missions like Aura, CALIPSO, and upcoming ones like AOS and INCUS to monitor ozone, clouds, aerosols, and storms, providing crucial data for forecasts and climate science.
- pfdietz 10mo agoThey aren't "lying", they're "stretching the truth". I don't know why you'd expect a self-interested organization to do anything else.