Five reasons it’s a watershed moment in human spaceflight.
It’s the biggest departure from the ancient Apollo mentality that the agency has ever made.
[Sunday-morning update]
Casey Handmer does a thorough analysis of just how revolutionary this capability is. We will get not only cheap lunar (and other space) transportation, but cheap lunar bases based on one-way trips of Starships. It also probably means that, for a long time, lunar ISRU for propellant will make no economic sense.
[Bumped]
And Samantha Bee is wrong about comedy.
It’s just more junk science, that has wrecked state and local economies.
Pretty solid evidence that the the Obama administration was using government agencies to illegally surveil its political opposition (including Trump) for years. And now the Biden administration is doing the same.
So, I gave up on trying to solve the problem, but just found a page that explains how to install it properly, and when I followed those instructions, it went fine.
Now when I try to create a new Windows machine, from what appears to be a good Windows boot disk (and the one that I created my previous Windows machine from), I get a message “Creating process for virtual machine,” at 0% progress, and it’s stuck there. I’ve done a search, and come up pretty much empty. Any ideas?
An interesting new video.
Will the Times ever apologize for lying about it?
Don’t hold your breath.
Yes, this is satire.
A depressing, but probably correct analysis (scare quotes because they’re leftists, not liberals).
Celebrating half a century of failed predictions.
[Update a couple minutes later]
John Kerry, moron: ” ‘Even if we get to net zero, we still need to get carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere,’ Kerry said. ‘This is a bigger challenge than a lot of people have really grabbed on to yet.’ “
I wonder if he knows that without CO2 in the atmosphere, almost all life on earth would die?