Thoughts on the mendacious media coverage of it.
A lot of Artemis fans on Twitter were cheering for the budget proposal of seventy billion dollars over five years to get back to the moon. Even ignoring how ridiculous that number is, I had to remind them of something.
[Update a few minutes later]
The White House budget shows why we’re fiscally doomed.
[Wednesday-afternoon update]
Stop pretending that the president’s budget matters.
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Finally, a presidential candidate willing to take a brave stand against fifty-clip guns.
Do these people have any comprehension of how stupid they sound?
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Oh, and by the way, being fired by Trump does not make you a Holocaust victim.
[Update Wednesday afternoon]
“We will oppress you if you elect us.”
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…has been a disaster for liberalism and the Democrat Party.
Jonathan Chait’s tears are delicious.
We need to fight them before they upend society.
After almost six decades, they’re finally going to release the documents. This was one of the case studies I did for NASA when I was supporting S&MA at HQ a decade and half ago, but even at that time, questions remained. This may answer them.
Last time I was in DC, a couple weeks ago, I tried to have lunch with Iain Murray, but it turned out that he wasn’t downtown, but was at home writing a forthcoming book.
It seems a little spendy, though, if you want to get young people to read it (which should be the goal). Maybe they’ll also have an ebook.
[Update a while later]
If you click here, you’ll tell the publisher that you’d like to see a Kindle edition.
How do we survive it?
It continues to look worse and worse for Boeing. I’m almost starting to wonder if it will ever fly. SpaceX can do the job for less money, and it may not be that long before either Dreamchaser or Starship is flying (though it’s not clear that the latter will be capable of docking with the ISS).
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Comments over there are (deservedly, IMO) brutal.
[Update Monday afternoon]
“We don’t know how many software errors we have.”
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…that works. Let’s make her “unhirable in academia.”
These are the people who should be sued for defamation.
…and its “liberal” reckoning. Your occasional reminder that there is nothing liberal about these kinds of policies.
BTW, I’ve been tied up with something for the past three days, to explain the non-posting.