Recent content by tjj300

Totally misleading. It makes it look like humans are the yearly major component of plant food worldwide, when we are just a small contributor. BTW, we're near the coldest our global climate has been in the last 12,000 years, worry about actual global threats, like an X100 CME that sets us back...

Ahhh, no. That's an untruth spread by pro-government lackys who think space should only be explored by socialism.

Hopefully over eastern PA, I'd love to see that burn up. EDIT: No such luck. Only pass will be very low in the sky.

Another green energy tech failure. Let me put on my surprised face.

To be expected with the sun ramping up and our magnetosphere getting rapidly weaker.

In an actual lifeboat emergency, all seven could leave in the Dragon. Three would not have pressure suits and would have to with padding rather than actual seats, but in a life-or-death situation you do what you have to do.

Thanks. Had it backwards.

The article states Jupiter will be around 367 million miles from Earth, but this is at opposition. that implies Jupiter can be as close as around 181 million miles at closest approach. So, when does THAT happen?

Anybody else notice the static electrical discharges when the main chutes were deployed?