“I don't think anyone could deny the excellent record and pedigree of t...” — Robert Bigelow Quote

I don't think anyone could deny the excellent record and pedigree of the Atlas 5-401 as a quality choice to be upgraded to carry human passengers.

Yes, our concept of lunar base construction would be to assemble various modules and propulsion/power buses in L1, and that would constitute the base.

Exploiting the moon, sooner or later, is going to happen: It is the perfect platform from which to jump to the rest of the solar system.

If people have ever been around a construction site at night, they'll see a bunch of lights on those machines, and some service trucks there. Those service trucks aren't there just because there's nothing better to do than visit the machinery. It's because that machinery breaks down constantly on Earth, all of the time.

I would read the atlas for pleasure. I knew it was weird. It was weird.

In the big experiments, Atlas and CMS, we have something like 3,000 scientists each, and over 60 nationalities.

I have dermatologists, Atlas bone adjusters, a doctor that does a Polish technique to make your blood circulate. It heals everything.

I'm looking like Atlas, not Professor Klump.

Oh, I was a big Tony Atlas fan. I think I tried to throw my first dropkick because of Tony - and almost broke my shoulder.