I’d have never put a dime into this company.
[Update a while later]
In comments, some people seem to think that this is reflective of a fundamental problem with suborbital tourism. It is not. It was a problem of management and design decisions. There is a market for suborbital tourism, but neither of the only two companies offering it are properly tapping it. It’s tragic that XCOR couldn’t survive. It only needed a small fraction of the money that’s been wasted on Virgin Galactic.
The politicization of medical training could be a disaster for the profession and those needing health care.
I had been unaware of this. It sounds potentially disastrous for startups in general, but certainly space startups.
Yes, crack down on the actual crimes.
Is indefinite lifespan just a software problem?
Seems like it to me.
How do we know who to believe?
Thoughts from Glenn Reynolds.
…is a grotesque symptom of a much larger problem.
[Tuesday-morning update]
The Biden crime family is all of DC.
[Bumped]
…is the power to destroy. There is no such thing as an “independent” agency, in terms of its being part of the executive branch, and under the control of the president.
Should it affect space tourism?
I don’t think so.