Weird Sentences by Carl Sagon
I am reading a book titled ' Pale Blue Dot' by Carl Sagon. But I can hardly understand the following sentences. Would anyone help me with simpler and easier sentences so that I can understand.Quote
" The problem, Steven Ostro of JPL(Jet Propelsion Laboratory) and I have suggested, is that if you can reliably deflect a threatening worldlet so it does not collide with the Earth, you can also reliably deflect a harmless worldlet so it does collide with the Earth."
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I am reading a book titled ' Pale Blue Dot' by Carl Sagon. But I can hardly understand the following sentences. Would anyone help me with simpler and easier sentences so that I can understand.Quote
" The problem, Steven Ostro of JPL(Jet Propelsion Laboratory) and I have suggested, is that if you can reliably deflect a threatening worldlet so it does not collide with the Earth, you can also reliably deflect a harmless worldlet so it does collide with the Earth."
Your help will be appreciated. Thanks!
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I am reading a book titled ' Pale Blue Dot' by Carl Sagon. But I can hardly understand the following sentences. Would anyone help me with simpler and easier sentences so that I can understand.Quote
" The problem, Steven Ostro of JPL(Jet Propelsion Laboratory) and I have suggested, is that if you can reliably deflect a threatening worldlet so it does not collide with the Earth, you can also reliably deflect a harmless worldlet so it does collide with the Earth."
Your help will be appreciated. Thanks!
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I am reading a book titled ' Pale Blue Dot' by Carl Sagon. But I can hardly understand the following sentences. Would anyone help me with simpler and easier sentences so that I can understand.Quote
" The problem, Steven Ostro of JPL(Jet Propelsion Laboratory) and I have suggested, is that if you can reliably deflect a threatening worldlet so it does not collide with the Earth, you can also reliably deflect a harmless worldlet so it does collide with the Earth."
Your help will be appreciated. Thanks!
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