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Which country will be the first to put man on Mars?
Guru ( Score Rank: User did not make predictions in the last 30 days ) Guru  |  closed on 20-Mar-2008 (732 days ago)
USA, China, and Russia and all planning ahead for the next big mission to put man on Mars. Of course, the earliest it can happen will be some time in 2020. Let's do a quick preview and see which country will win this race.
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  1. cougar222 cougar222 743 days ago
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    Your closing date should be 2020.
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  2. black-shoulder black-shoulder 752 days ago
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    predicted: [ Most Likely ] [ 78% ] USA
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    No one should expect China to surpass the USA in the space race... China's rocket science technology is still a good 35 years behind those of the US. While the Chinese are ambitious (or proud) enough to push things a lot harder, this is not something that sheer stubborn determination would be able to achieve. The only thing hindering US from "winning" is that it may cost too much money, and in a democratic country, its leaders cannot always do what they want.
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  3. Pauldb Pauldb 777 days ago
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    predicted: [ Most Likely ] [ 38% ] USA
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    Come on, it would be great that USA put a man on Mars, like it did before in the Moon, would'nt it be ?
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  4. Milo Milo 788 days ago
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    predicted: [ Most Likely ] [ 40% ] USA
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    I wonder if US already put man there and say hello to next visitor who thinks she is first. Haa...
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  5. will101 will101 801 days ago
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    predicted: [ Most Likely ] [ 38% ] USA
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    China and Russia definitely want a piece of that action. Such a project will be huge. There is already a joined effort between Russia and China. Maybe US should merge their project with them too. Who cares which country land on mars first? As long as it is human, then I am happy.
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  6. goog goog 801 days ago
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    predicted: [ Most Likely ] [ 61% ] USA
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    I vote for US.
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  7. oilman oilman 802 days ago
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    predicted: [ Most Likely ] [ 49% ] China
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    Time for China to catch up on the star wars.
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  8. Guru Guru 803 days ago
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    predicted: [ Most Likely ] [ 43% ] USA
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    China has a good chance if it works with the Russian, and vice versa.
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