A good review on the state of the technology.
This doesn’t make much sense, though: “…the hardware itself will have to be deorbited when it reaches end-of-life. ‘ESA has a Clean Space Initiative. Anything that we’re sending to space, we have to think about the whole lifecycle, cradle to grave,’ Caplin said.”
It’s loony tunes to think that we’d deorbit something that size from GEO. It will be repurposed in some way in space, or at least go to a graveyard orbit.
A status report on the godawful mess the Democrats have made for themselves, and the rest of us, from VDH.
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And in contrast, this is why Trump probably won the election on Saturday.
Top be fair, this isn’t any more economically idiotic than a federal minimum wage. So naturally, puddin’ brain is all in.
Are we ready for the problems it could cause?
Oh, please.
Richard Fernandez describes the latest green disaster.
They are utterly ignorant of nutrition.
Why she’s embarrassed to be German:
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Misspelled name fixed, sorry, Sabine!
Looks a lot like we’ll be in a recession before November.
People are tapped out on their credit cards.
Thoughts on the predictable (and predicted) electoral disaster across the pond from Mark Steyn.
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Wrong link is fixed now, sorry.
Who‘s afraid of it?
They continue to fail to understand how revolutionary this vehicle will prove to be. It will change everything about the way we do space activities.