…need to be more like gas stations.
They also need affordable reliable electricity, and to be as ubiquitous as gas stations, if electric cars are ever going to be a serious thing. I know a lot of people with Teslas, but they admit that they’re not for road trips.
Let’s set them up in Martha’s Vineyard.
Thoughts on the coming Democrat breakup.
Peter Hague responds to a dumb polemic at Quillette.
One of the foundational problems of space-policy discussions is the apparent inability of many to distinguish between space exploration, and space settlement.
Geothermal technology is heating up.
This is a week and a half old, but I didn’t link it at the time. Eric Berger documents its decline.
Thoughts on the faux virtue and good intentions of the Left. Related: Why young Americans are no longer taught about evil.
Yes, it’s unclear that, absent physics breakthroughs, there will be any practical reasons to head off to another star.