Remembering Pete du Pont: An Ideological Heir to Reagan

Jeff Bezos Wags the Dog, Part II

No green thumb required: Open-source robots can now grow a small farm for you

First All-Virtual NewSpace Business Plan Competition, with $5000 prize, won by Venture Ingredients

"Venture Ingredients is developing a closed-system that can process solid human waste into fish meal, which in turn can sustain a variety of food fish that humans generally prefer. This system, while initially designed for space experimentation, can also be expanded to add value in a very lucrative waste processing market right here on earth, adding to human food supplies at the same time."

Kendra Horn is io be new executive director of the Space Council. Big mistake, IMHO.

Ultra-Fast Air And Space Travel Just Got Closer With a Hypersonic Detonation Test

Is war in space inevitable?

Children of Apollo

A new book, Amazon Unbound, reveals Jeff Bezos’ envy of SpaceX

Xi Jinping’s Achilles Heel

Hamas Tests Israel—and Biden

What should NASA do about the Chinese space station?

SpaceX accepts Dogecoin as payment to launch ‘DOGE-1 mission to the Moon’ next year

NASA’s OSIRIS-REx Spacecraft Heads for Earth with Asteroid Sample

Gabriella's Holy War

Promising Advances in Rocket Propulsion Could Lead to New Era of Spaceflight .

A NUCLEAR ENERGY COMPANY SETS ITS SIGHTS ON DEEP SPACE

The Real Infrastructure Problem

NASA criticizes China after rocket debris lands in Indian Ocean

SpaceX accepts dogecoin as payment to launch lunar mission next year

Dark Hunt (The Vampire Gabriella Book 2)

Physicists get close to taming the chaos of the 'three-body problem'

Biden May Make a Big Missed Steak

Biden and Iran: Snatching Defeat From the Jaws of Victory

Biden as the new FDR: It's the same old bad deal for jobs

What should NASA do about the Chinese space station?

It says a lot about the regard that the Chinese government has for the safety of others that the core stage of the Long March 5B, which launched the Tianhe module of that country’s planned space station, is due to crash back to Earth in an uncontrolled reentry. The rocket will mostly burn up on reentry, but large pieces could still bombard the Earth. If the spent rocket lands in an inhabited area, we can mark it as yet another crime committed by Beijing against the civilized world.

Elon Musk Monologue - SNL

SpaceX launches 60 Starlink satellites in record 10th liftoff (and landing) of reused rocket

SpaceX Really Might Change American Spaceflight Forever

The Flight of the Grey Falcon

NASA Administrator Statement on Chinese Rocket Debris

NASA Lunar Crater Radio Telescope: Illuminating the Cosmic Dark Ages

Replace the Arecibo radio telescope with one on the moon's far side

OK, That Was Actually Funny: Elon Musk (Joined By His Mom!) Delivers Self-Deprecating SNL Opening Monologue

Nanorobotics: what it is, what it can do, and how it can become reality

SpaceX's Elon Musk has become the coolest capitalist of them all

NASA increases prices for ISS private astronaut missions

NASA's Mars helicopter Ingenuity lands at new airfield after 5th flight

Nocturne: A Novel of Suspense

No, NASA photos are not evidence of fungus growing on Mars, sorry

Tiny Volcanoes Are a Big Deal on Mars

China’s emissions now exceed all developed countries combined

The Wuhan-Lab Theory Is Not Far-Fetched. Just Look at China’s Reckless Rocket Program

Space Aged: Bottle of Wine From Space Station Could Sell for $1 Million

Caitlyn Jenner’s punchy anti-Newsom ad is a preview of a big challenge for Dems

Basecamp Just Broke the Mold to Grow Better, and Faster

NASA Mars helicopter set to attempt its first one-way trip on Friday

Out for blood in the search to stall aging

A Brother on the Moon

China’s carbon pollution now surpasses all developed countries combined

President Joe Sanders

SpaceX Starship Ushers in New Era of Space Travel

SpaceX's Elon Musk has become the coolest capitalist of them all

Fast-charging battery startup gets NASA nod for research in space

SpaceX successfully lands a Starship test flight

The Man from Mars: The Asteroid Mining Caper

Liz Cheney's game

Voters Can Spot Radical Left-Wing Policy

Biden’s Vaccine Patent Theft

Blue Origin puts its first passenger seat on suborbital spaceship up for charity auction

The little Mars helicopter that could

SpaceX to the Moon and a Railroad Bidding War

Project Hail Mary: A Novel

The Last Moonwalker and Other Stories

NASA has selected its deep space hardware—now comes the fun part

How We’ll Actually Navigate Interstellar Space

10 unusual things researchers launched into space for science

SpaceX's Elon Musk has become the coolest capitalist of them all

With another human spaceflight success, SpaceX turns toward flying private citizens to space

For lunar cargo delivery, NASA accepts risk in return for low prices

Why is it So Hard to Go Back to the Moon?

Massive Chinese rocket core to make uncontrolled reentry over Earth in coming days

Is Texas Becoming More Republican?

Basecamp and the Political Bullies

Vice President Harris Swears in NASA Administrator Sen. Bill Nelson

By choosing SpaceX, NASA proves it is serious about returning to the moon

When NASA really wants to make a statement, it does not kid around. By choosing SpaceX as the sole contractor for the lunar Human Landing System, NASA proclaimed that it is serious about returning astronauts to the lunar surface for the first time in about 50 years — and the sooner, the better.

NELSON SWEARING-IN CEREMONY HIGHLIGHTS BIPARTISANSHIP AND CONTINUITY

Instead of Betelgeuse, Keep Your eye on AG Carinae, Another Star That’s About to go Supernova

NASA Makes New Plans For Ingenuity Helicopter On Mars

Will Virgin Galactic ever be successful? A new book provides insights

Test Gods: Virgin Galactic and the Making of a Modern Astronaut

Children of Apollo

Census confirms Texas and Florida are America's future

The U.S. Can Support Freedom’s Ferment in Iran

New Texas Legislation Seeks to Allow Sunday Spirit Sales

Will Biden's NASA win the space race with China?

SpaceX's Elon Musk has become the coolest capitalist of them all

"The real reason that Musk has become the coolest, more controversial capitalist of them all stems from the fact that NASA has made SpaceX a full partner in the Artemis return to the moon program. A lunar lander version of the Starship won sole funding for the Human Landing System (HLS). NASA is forking over $2.9 billion for SpaceX to make two moon landings. The first will be an unpiloted test flight. The second will take the first astronauts to land on the moon since Apollo 17 in December 1972. Unlike Apollo, Artemis has become a true public-private partnership."

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How UAE's Emirates Lunar Mission is preparing full steam to send Rashid to the moon

China Takes Big Step Toward Independent Space Station

SpaceX may attempt to launch its Starship SN15 rocket in Texas soon

Gabriella's Holy War

White House says Vice President Kamala Harris will chair the space council

SpaceX Will Take NASA to the Moon -- Maybe

SpaceX-NASA Crew-1 astronauts returned from ISS -- here's what went down

Bill Nelson is a born-again supporter of commercial space at NASA

Starlink could help fund Elon Musk's Mars development plans, according to SpaceX's president

Biden-Harris Administration Shows Strong Support for NASA in First 100 Days

Gabriella's War (The Vampire Gabriella Book 4)

Dynetics HLS protest argues NASA should have revised competition after budget shortfall

The Asteroid Impact Simulation Has Ended in Disaster

How the Pentagon Started Taking U.F.O.s Seriously

To the Moon and Back With Michael Collins, 1930-2021