Star Trek, Enterprise and Rogozin

Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation Dmitry Rogozin, who oversees the Russian military-industrial complex, came up with an unexpected and ambitious initiative. He said that the time has come to seriously think about how to protect our planet from asteroids and meteorites.

But he doesn’t see any point in a manned flight to the Moon. “Why fly to the Moon? What can we find there that is so useful that we can really tick the box? Maybe there are other tasks related to Mars, Venus, and the study of the physics of the Sun,” Rogozin pointed out.

Things are bad with the budget, everything is divided, cut, pumped out and stored. There are no loopholes, all topics are covered. What can an official do, forced for some time to be on the front line in the trenches (in the sense of showing Kuzkin’s mother to the bloody NATE in Brussels)? That's right, come up with your own trick! And what is very expensive in our country and without any possibility of checking and calculating? Of course, spaceships roaming the expanses of the universe.

Great, Dima, the war with the little green men, the silver surfer and other manifestations of evil like the “planet of death” and the “bloody comet” is an unplowed field, but then you look and you’ll blow the budget for the super four.