Are we going to run out of helium due to an economically ignorant law? This could affect the cost of spaceflight operations. It would be ironic if we end up going to the moon not for He3, but He4.
It seems to me that if they really wanted to privatize the federal reserve, they should have sold it off to a private bidder, rather than selling the helium at an arbitrary rate.
…from an actual “moderate Muslim.”
Why the president keeps saying them. I love the political cartoon.
Some thoughts from Alan K. Henderson.
My general experience is that most conservatives who admire NASA don’t really know much about it.
Here’s an interesting collection. I like the one urging people to car pool. What would today’s equivalent be: when you ride alone, you ride with George Bush?
…and the Boomers. Thoughts on space advocacy.
I agree. Every minute spent on the links is a minute not wrecking the country. I wish he’d do it more. I’d even double his salary if he wouldn’t do anything else.
James Cameron says that climate-change skeptics are “swine.”
[Tuesday morning update]
Well, he can dish it out, but he can’t take it:
A real shame [he chickened out of the debate]. Would have been fun to watch the reaction to him calling skeptics “swine” to their faces, for once. Exit question: Forgive and forget? C’mon — he has important things to do this week!
Bwwaaack, buck buck buck buck, Bwwwaaaaack.
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The wisdom of Imam Rauf:
“The United States has more Muslim blood on its hands than al-Qaeda has on its hands of innocent non-Muslims.”
This is a disgusting attempt at moral equivalence.
Support for the Ground-Zero-Plus-Two mosque plummets after Obama weighs in. “If he’s for it, I’m a’gin it,” isn’t generally a good basis for policy opinions, but in his case, you can do worse.