Like Blue Origin, Northrop Grumman appears to be having second thoughts about building a commercial space facility.
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Well, if this is true, it confirms that Blue Origin has abandoned Orbital Reef. That was Brent Sherwood’s baby (he’d been thinking about commercial space facilities for decades, since he was at Boeing), so his departure tells the tale.
Interesting video from Ashlee Vance.
Why it’s not going to happen. Plus, as a bonus, commentary on commie Donald Trump.
The SEC itself is going after the ESG BS.
Are Blue Origin and Sierra abandoning the project?
Attacks space settlement (again). Peter Hague responds.
I have to say I’m disappointed in Sarah.
I agree with Ed Morrisey; it was terrible. I was very disappointed in Perino.
None of the moderators (and several of the candidates) seemed to have any idea of what is and is not within the power of the president, or constitutionally within the power of the federal government itself. I have to say that at least Burgum did, when he said that X was a matter best left to the states.
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This is kind of a big deal. DoD is going to move it to the Department of Commerce.
This isn’t really a new concern, but there’s nothing they can do about it, except to cancel the stupid program.
Why does TED fear it?