NASA has spent almost $100 million in taxpayer money to build a satellite that is headed for a storage bin in Maryland.
Triana was scheduled for a November flight into space, where it would measure ozone in the Earth's atmosphere while also beaming round-the-clock photos of Earth to the Internet.
But now, some fear it may never fly.
The cause of the costly hibernation: presidential politics and conflicting views -- many of them partisan...
If for no other reason then tax payers should see some ROI out of the project. This sounds like partisan politics leading to a pair of blinders willfully being put on the public.
