"The promise of reusable space launch systems is dramatically lower costs to orbit. An ideal, fully- reusable system would be highly reliable, readily available and could cut costs by a factor of 10 or more. The introduction of such a system would open space access to thousands of denied users. So, why don't we have one?"... more »
Take a look at this absolutely beautiful example of a panic sell in progress. [link] The transient (disturbance) clearly begins Tuesday morning and the previous close was about $12.25. The transient is a result of the news that this company just sold 5 million... more »
Check it out: [link] Volatiles present too. YES, we really do need a sample return mission. Now, the reason for a sample return mission is not simply to analyze the chemicals but to investigate the possibility of Panspermia from... more »
WHen they were sending rockets to crash into the moon in search of water, I was wondering why we don't get some thermophilic anaerobic microbes from underground and send them to different planets to see what happens, maybe they will create more hospitable environments and anyway, they will do "exploring" for us better than most robots.... more »
[link] "Today, a number of con men are selling tickets for spaceflights to innocent people who are fairly rich and longing for adventure. Even reputable newspapers do not question the basis on which these offers and investments in facilities are made.... more »
The "Affordable Health Care for America Act" HR3962 spells the END of the FREE MARKET SYSTEM IN AMERICA as AMERICANS KNOW IT. THERE SOULD BE ABSOLUTELY NO DISCUSSION ON THIS BILL WHATSOEVER!! THE BILL SHOULD NOT EVEN GO INTO DEBATE!! THE ESTIMATED INCREASE IN THE NATIONAL DEBT WILL ENSLAVE FUTURE GENERATIONS OF AMERICANS FOR 150 YEARS IF THIS BILL IS PASSED!!!... more »
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