Blue Origin seems to finally be getting serious.
If so, it’s badly needed, with SpaceX pulling back from the commercial launch market.
Blue Origin seems to finally be getting serious.
If so, it’s badly needed, with SpaceX pulling back from the commercial launch market.
Will we seize it?
The mistake that “everybody makes.”
Scare quotes because I in fact have never done this. These days, I freeze it myself in a vacuum-seal bag, and when I want to thaw it, I throw it in the sous vide, set at room temperature.
We only have one month left.
OK, not really. As noted, the actual concern should be underpopulation, not overpopulation.
What does it really mean, and how do we achieve it? A useful essay by Courney Stadd.
Bob Zimmerman says that it’s now inevitable, unless we vote wrong.
When the Interceptors Run Out: The Limits of Technological Superiority Supersonic Redhead | October 11, 2026 https://t.co/d5FfnSEBSq
— Supersonic Redhead🛫 (@Supersonic_Red) October 11, 2026
SAUDI ARABIA AND THE HOUTHIS: THE WAR IS EXPANDING October 8, 2026 | Middle East Security Assessment https://t.co/kqbitV7qUf
— Supersonic Redhead🛫 (@Supersonic_Red) October 8, 2026
What is it good for?
https://t.co/soX2PRRhRg
— Rob Maness (@RobManess) October 7, 2026
@Supersonic_Red I’m starting to question if they (and Canada!) can even be trusted in Five Eyes any more.
— Rand Simberg (@Simberg_Space) October 7, 2026
[Early-afternoon update]
The Systems Are Holding. The Question Is for How Long. https://t.co/u2YVlStVSn
— Supersonic Redhead🛫 (@Supersonic_Red) October 7, 2026