Buzz Aldrin propellants, with an expected five and a half month journey from the Earth to Mars, and a return trip to Earth of about the same duration on a twin-cycler. Aldrin continues to research this concept with engineers from Purdue University. In December 2003, Aldrin published an opinion piece in "The New York Times" criticizing NASA's objectives. In it, he voiced concern about NASA's development of a spacecraft "limited to transporting four astronauts at a time with little or no cargo carrying capability" and declared the goal of sending astronauts back to the Moon was "more like reaching for past glory
The Moms Bruguera) to J.D. Lutz (John Lutz) and Lutz tells Danny that he had no idea he was adopted as Miho is Asian and Danny is not. Actor John Anderson made his third appearance on the show and was credited as Astronaut Mike Dexter, an individual whom Liz considers to be her imaginary perfect husband. During a flashback of her younger years, Margaret—played by Tina Fey—is walking with a man named "Ed"—played by Anderson—later revealed that "Ed" was Buzz Aldrin, her first love. Comedian actor Will Ferrell had a brief appearance in "The Moms". In the beginning of the episode, Liz