I'm thinking... $339.8 million is a pretty penny 
. I wonder if the benefits of having ARES Technical Services Corporation at Wallops Flight Facility will outweigh the costs for the people living in that area 
. It seems like NASA is playing catch-up with private companies and their space exploration efforts 
. But hey, who doesn't love the idea of exploring space, right? The fact that they're investing so much into this contract makes me think there's more to it than just reaching for the stars 
. Is there some kind of technological breakthrough or infrastructure development in the works that I'm not aware of? 
. I wonder if the benefits of having ARES Technical Services Corporation at Wallops Flight Facility will outweigh the costs for the people living in that area . It seems like NASA is playing catch-up with private companies and their space exploration efforts . But hey, who doesn't love the idea of exploring space, right? The fact that they're investing so much into this contract makes me think there's more to it than just reaching for the stars . Is there some kind of technological breakthrough or infrastructure development in the works that I'm not aware of? 
. It's always interesting to see which companies NASA chooses to work with - ARES seems like a solid choice this time around 
. I'm curious to see what kind of projects they'll be working on at Wallops Flight Facility, hopefully some cool new tech and advancements in space exploration 