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2 astronaut taxis: Why NASA wants both Boeing's Starliner and SpaceX's Dragon
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In discussing redundancy, New Glenn is redundant to SpaceX rockets and ULA's Vulcan. These provide lots of options for sending things...
Wednesday at 4:20 PM
U
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2 astronaut taxis: Why NASA wants both Boeing's Starliner and SpaceX's Dragon
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I think that is where we will end-up, anyway.
Wednesday at 12:38 PM
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Are we prepared for Chinese preeminence on the moon and Mars? (op-ed)
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We seem to have strayed into not just politics, but propaganda. Any successful sociological system needs to realistically deal with...
Wednesday at 12:35 PM
U
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2 astronaut taxis: Why NASA wants both Boeing's Starliner and SpaceX's Dragon
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Strange that this article did not mention that Starliner will land on land, rather than "splash down" on a body of water. That is...
Wednesday at 9:07 AM
U
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Possible hints of life found on distant planet – how excited should we be?
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If there was nothing available to allow editors to jump to headline inducing conclusions, we wouldn't get a chance to read about it here.
Tuesday at 8:02 AM
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What would happen if the moon disappeared?
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I few thoughts that came to me as I read this article: 1. Any collision of a body large enough to take the Moon completely out of Earth...
Monday at 7:17 PM
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Highly precise atomic clocks could soon get even better. Here's how
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It would be interesting to watch the evolution of the synchronous release of the photons from what I think they are describing as a...
Monday at 10:09 AM
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NASA's Voyager 1 spacecraft finally phones home after 5 months of no contact
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I studied Fortran in college. It was used for all scientific work. One day I saw a guy with a thick printout of nothing but ones and...
Sunday at 6:19 PM
U
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Across the universe, dark matter annihilation could be warming up dead stars
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Even if you "believe" that dark matter exists, there is no direct evidence of how it interacts with other matter, or itself, other than...
Saturday at 7:37 PM
U
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Across the universe, dark matter annihilation could be warming up dead stars
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Stating what "dark matter" would do or how it's "annihilation products" would interact with any known force should not be stated as...
Saturday at 7:06 PM
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Curiosity rover may be 'burping' methane out of Mars' subsurface
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Helium is definitely created inside the Earth - by radioactive decay that involves alpha particle emissions. Alpha particles are just...
Saturday at 11:32 AM
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Curiosity rover may be 'burping' methane out of Mars' subsurface
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That is sort of an interesting question. On Earth, the assumption is that it comes from decaying biological matter that has been...
Saturday at 8:57 AM
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Why is it so hard to send humans back to the moon?
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There are several U.S. companies that are likely to provide redundancy for SpaceX capabilities, particularly Blue Origin and United...
Apr 26, 2024
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Why is it so hard to send humans back to the moon?
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Atlan0001, we agree that it is better to get the private sector to develop the necessary infrastructure for developments in space. If...
Apr 26, 2024
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Unclear Engineer
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Why is it so hard to send humans back to the moon?
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A quick check on the U.S. national debt indicates, that, as of 4/24/2024, it was $34,571,627,122,114.08, and climbing. So, what's...
Apr 26, 2024
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