They don’t have that much.
This is the result of decades of terrible public schooling, thanks to the teachers’ unions.
They don’t have that much.
This is the result of decades of terrible public schooling, thanks to the teachers’ unions.
After a one-year hiatus, the conference is happening again (though a few weeks later than usual, early May instead of early April). I think it’s the best value for the money to find out what’s going on in space transportation and reducing the cost of getting to orbit.
Is it near the end of the line for the rocket? Looks like SpaceX has killed it.
Jeff Foust has the story from last week. As I noted at the time, I’m not sure that a prize is the best way to go. I’d rather see an airmail approach.
The list grows. This is the future of spaceflight and space development, not NASA.
This would be a huge game changer, for earth and space, if it can really be done.
Anyone who talks about the ROI of a degree without talking about the type of degree, or the relative value of one school over another, is either profoundly ignorant, or fraudulent. The fact is that there are a lot of degrees for which one would have to be a fool to put themselves deep into undischargeable debt to obtain. Unfortunately a lot of people don’t understand that, and are the most likely to get those worthless degrees.