Mike Rogers is concerned.
But he doesn’t lay out any vision or goals of what we should be trying to accomplish. He’s stuck in Sputnic/Apollo mode. It’s just that the race (for whatever it is) is now with China, instead of the USSR.
Maybe I should write an editorial response.
If we’re going to be servicing satellites (and we are), we have to accept the dual use of the technology. Space is a place.
[Update a few minutes later]
More from Space News.
[Update a while later]
China’s plans to dominate space.
This is three years old, but it’s the first time I’d seen it.
Google just gave you the best reason yet to quit using it.
I primarily use Brave, which is built on the Chrome code base, but designed both for privacy and ad avoidance, with an option to provide micropayments to sites you like. I also like it because it was founded by Brendan Eich, after he was fired by Mozilla for giving money to a group opposed to gay marriage.
Some men are verbally abusing them.
This was unfortunately inevitable.
How likely is to happen, and how? An interesting and apparently well-informed analysis.
[Update a while later]
Hacktivists in Belarus are doing a ransomware attack to get rid of Russia.
[Afternoon update]
Putin has waited thirty years to sort out Ukraine.
It’s arrived safely at ESL2.
If the commercial spaceflight industry wants your “help,” it will ask for it.
This seems sort of spectacular.