I think that had the Nazis not squandered resource in this particular form of terrorism all thoughts of other things would be delayed
I dunno. Rockets were extensively used by major participants in WWII, albeit much smaller ones and their theoretical capabilities were already known. And they'll be particularly important to the USSR later on as a way to hit the USA. The Americans had bases in Japan, Turkey and Europe, as well as CVBG capable of hitting the USSR, while the soviets could only hit the USA from soviet soil. It might be delayed, but the importance of aerial reconnaissance, strategic bombardment, rocket artillery and nuclear bombs was already more than clear after WWII.You phrased the poll confusingly, I voted for the first option because I thought it meant "Not at all the same" rather than "Not at all - the same".
Anyway my real opinion is that it might in extreme cases prevent the development of spaceflight and ICBMs altogether and would at least put it back by decades. Your only real hope is that rockets get considered among one of the wacko ideas the US defence agencies had when they were getting loads of cash thrown at them in the 1950s and 60s (though note in OTL the US was very lukewarm on rocket development until Sputnik shook them up even with the example of the V2).
I have this horrible mental image of rockets being seen as like say fusion power is nowadays - "2010: Today the US Department of Defence demonstrated a two-foot model rocket and stated that a larger version could theoretically put a platform in a circular path around the globe to enable a considerable expansion of communications, but while the President welcomed this development it's generally thought that funding will not be forthcoming, especially as the undersea cable industry lobbyists would block it" etc.
I think that had the Nazis not squandered resource in this particular form of terrorism all thoughts of other things would be delayed
If the Nazis had put the resources wasted on the A4/V2 into the Wasserfall SAM, the V1 and the Arado and Me-262, then the Second World War might have lasted into 1946 or 1947. Big butterflies here on German jet technology, also the damage done to London by the V1.
Interesting. And the other suggestions?