Mercury News editorial: NASA should accept Google gift of saving Hangar One

Posted on December 28, 2011 Posted in Uncategorized No Comments

Inexplicably, NASA-Ames is leaving a perfectly-wrapped present unopened under its tree at Moffett Field: an offer from three Google executives to pay the entire $33 million cost to re-clad Hangar One, whose asbestos-poisoned skin is being scraped to the skeleton this winter.

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Mercury News editorial: NASA should accept Google gift of saving Hangar One

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