The UK seems to be currently leading the way.
[Update a while later]
The link is a little hinky. I don’t know how to link directly, but when you go to it, there is a clickable link in the upper-right corner.
[Saturday-morning update]
Here is a better link.
With the success of the first test, is NASA planning a dedicated helicopter mission?
Any senator from Alabama is probably going to support SLS, but at least it won’t be a senator from Huntsville. And she won’t be chairman of the appropriations committee.
On the latest kerfuffle at SpaceX.
[Saturday-morning update]
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[Update Tuesday morning]
Cheers to Elon Musk for finally saying “no” to whiny, entitled millennial babies.
Though to be fair, I don’t think that Felicia Sonmez is a millennial.
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I’m sure that you will be as shocked as I am that NASA won’t have a permanent lunar base until the 2030s.
[Afternoon update]
Reviews of the new Pixar flick, from Peter Suderman (who I finally met, a couple months ago in Nashville) and Sonny Bunch. Neither are impressed. Bunch is particularly brutal.
…is delayed again.
I told Clay Mowry years ago (before he went to work for Blue Origin) that Ariane 6 would be obsolete before it flew.
It’s becoming a hot topic again. Now the Chinese are interested.
I met Vanessa a few years ago at a CONFERS meeting.