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Category Archives: Space
An Anti-Human Religion
Has James Cameron started one?
The Proersecution Continues
Apparently frustrated with the light sentence on the first conviction, the federal prosecutor has indicted Courtney Stadd on new charges.
Resurrection
Lee Valentine is reactivating the moribund Space Studies Institute, recently moved from its original home in Princeton to Mojave. I wonder where the conference will be this fall? All previous ones have been in Princeton (and have always been known as the “Princeton Conferences”).
Complexity And Danger
Bob Clarebrough has some useful thoughts on the risk of space flight, for NASA and private enterprise, over at The Space Review. This is a very important topic, and one that I want to write a long post on, when I get unburied from current activities.
Aviation Week Person Of The Year
…the space entrepreneur. Looks like Dave Masten made the cover.
It’s certainly more inspiring than anything that NASA is doing, at least in terms of manned spaceflight.
Stifling On-Line Space Discussion
…thanks to ITAR. Fixing this is something that the Congress and administration could do that would be really useful for space.
New Year’s Plans
For Masten. I’ll bet that Armadillo has a lot of exciting things happening this year as well. Stay tuned.
Commercial Spaceflight
Past and future. An overview by Leonard David.
Gravity Wells
A nice graphical presentation.
[Via reader Brock Cusick]