Presumably, these rights would apply to space rocks as well. Let me be the first to represent them: I declare their right to be made useful.
Category Archives: Economics
That’s A Shame
Amazon is losing billions on Alexa.
Commercial Space Conundrum
How does NASA get more competition against SpaceX?
The Democrat Party
This is the end of it as we know it.
[Update a few minutes later]
Meet the new boss, same as the old.
[Update a while later]
Biden passes the torch. On a speakerphone.
Whither California
Is there any hope?
Biden’s Energy Policies
…are based on fantasies and fairy tales.
Private Property
…and the birth of a free society. A long but interesting history. It’s useful to note that this will be important in opening up space.
The GOP Platform
…and space.
Space Solar Power
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.
The Biden Titanic
A status report on the godawful mess the Democrats have made for themselves, and the rest of us, from VDH.
[Update a few minutes later]
And in contrast, this is why Trump probably won the election on Saturday.