Clark Lindsey has some useful thoughts on all of the silly commentary about the cost of the president’s new space initiative. (If you’re reading this in the future, scroll down to the January 23rd entry)
That Didn’t Take Long
Boeing is already showing artists’ conceptions of their space exploration hardware.
[Via Clark Lindsey]
That Didn’t Take Long
Boeing is already showing artists’ conceptions of their space exploration hardware.
[Via Clark Lindsey]
That Didn’t Take Long
Boeing is already showing artists’ conceptions of their space exploration hardware.
[Via Clark Lindsey]
Boomers Mourn
Captain Kangaroo has died.
Mars, Inc.
Max Boot (who is apparently going to be a weekly columnist at the Daily Puppy Trainer–it’s nice to see them looking for a little diversity on their editorial page, and some viewpoints to the right of Bob Scheer) says that we should encourage private Mars expeditions.
[via emailer Robb Kestner]
How He’d Do It
Jay Manifold has a plan to execute the president’s space vision. I agree with him that anything on the timescale of decades is likely to be superceded by technology.
How He’d Do It
Jay Manifold has a plan to execute the president’s space vision. I agree with him that anything on the timescale of decades is likely to be superceded by technology.
How He’d Do It
Jay Manifold has a plan to execute the president’s space vision. I agree with him that anything on the timescale of decades is likely to be superceded by technology.
An End To Mad How Disease?
I think that historians will judge Dean’s out-of-control speech in Iowa as the 2003 equivalent of Ed Muskie’s tears. Too bad he couldn’t have waited for his meltdown until after he got the nomination.