Speculation, over at Bob Zimmerman’s place. I make no predictions, but I obviously hope it’s sooner than later.
I’ve been at ASCEND in Vegas for the past three days, and tonight I have a red eye to DC to do final prep for the trial on Monday, so blogging will continue to be light.
SpaceX says that progress is being held up by an understaffed FAA-AST.
It will be interesting to see what comes out of the hearing tomorrow. I’d head over to the Capitol to listen, but unfortunately, I have to focus on preparing for the upcoming trial.
“NASA’s aspirational goal to achieve a cost savings of 50 percent is highly unrealistic.”
You don’t say.
I haven’t read the full report, but there will be nothing surprising in it, and SLS supporters will remain in denial about it.
They’re going to subsidize Ariane 6 to launch Jeff Bezos’s satellites.
None of these are ideal, but all are superior to the status quo. Israel gave them their chance to govern themselves. They blew it.
…should be a warning to our own intelligence agencies.
But it probably won’t be.
[Update a few minutes later]
Disturbing thoughts from Blake Powers.
…reads like a bioweapons spy thriller.
Except, sadly, it’s not fiction. And Fauci (and others) have yet to be held to account.
Thoughts on Russia’s space program.