Sunday, July 10, 2022

Saturday, July 09, 2022

NASA Shares List of Cosmic Targets for Webb Telescope’s First Images
What Israel can teach California about water sustainability

The State of Israel is another part of the world that is located partly in a desert. The first Jewish immigrants approached water scarcity in a far different way than the current California governing class. They built projects that dealt with the problem instead of engaging in endless wrangles over the issue. According to Israel21C the Jewish state now produces 20 percent more water than it needs.

Elon Musk says he's upping childcare benefits at Tesla, SpaceX and his other companies
Dead solar panels are about to become a lot more valuable
The Moon Mars and Beyond #CommissionEarned
Satellites spot construction of Russian anti-satellite laser facility: report
Shinzo Abe and Japan’s Revival
Musk terminates agreement to buy Twitter

Friday, July 08, 2022

First 12 Things Trump Will Do When He Inevitably Returns To Power
Use Synesthesia to Help You Spell
NASA's innovative Saturn V rocket to launch onto 2024 US dollar coin
What's Actually Under The Moon's Surface, According To NASA
NASA reveals ‘astonishing’ discovery about Bennu asteroid
Taking Out the Trash on the International Space Station Just Got a Lot Easier
RINGO CELEBRATES HIS BIRTHDAY WITH HIS ANNUAL PEACE & LOVE CAMPAIGN, BEAMING MESSAGE OF PEACE INTO THE UNIVERSE
Why is America Going Back to the Moon #CommissionEarned
Why Liz Cheney is in a lot of trouble in Wyoming
The Rise and Fall of Boris Johnson
Even the Webb telescope’s engineering test images manage to wow

Thursday, July 07, 2022

Magnetic bandages with stem cells to be used to repair worn joints and mend broken bones
A Tale of Two Latinas
The importance of CAPSTONE: First mission of NASA’s return to the moon
U.S. and China in new space race as journey to moon intensifies
NASA sounding rockets blasting off to assess Alpha Centauri habitability
How AI Will Change Medicine Forever
Without a Major Shift in U.S. Energy Policy, European Resistance to Russian Aggression and the Transatlantic Relationship Are at Risk
We need another particle accelerator. Don’t let these 5 myths fool you
Why is It So Hard to Go Back to the Moon #CommissionEarned
The West Needs an Arms Race
Gavin Newsom’s 2024 Presidential Campaign Has Begun
The Global Search for Energy Security

Wednesday, July 06, 2022

CAPSTONE Update: Communications Re-Established
First commercially viable lithium metal battery solid state charges in just 15 minutes
Tom Hanks Reacts to Tim Allen’s ‘Lightyear’ Absence: “I Don’t Understand That”
Personalised cancer vaccine trials produce 'really hopeful' results
Some Public Policy Text Books #CommissionEarned
Yes, You CAN Blame Biden For High Energy Prices
Aliens could send quantum messages to Earth, calculations suggest
Children of Apollo #CommissionEarned
CAPSTONE! PHONE HOME!
Give Ukraine the Weapons It Needs
Upgraded LHC begins epic run to search for new physics

Sunday, July 03, 2022

The importance of CAPSTONE: First mission of NASA’s return to the moon

The first mission of NASA’s Artemis program, CAPSTONE, is on its way to the moon. The mission of the microwave-sized probe is to test the peculiar elliptical orbit around the moon that is planned for the Lunar Gateway, a facility that has come under some criticism. It will also test deep-space navigation technology, using the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter that has been in service since 2009. However, CAPSTONE’s real importance is the launch company that sent it on its way.

Prune Your Writing in Three Easy Ways
The Angry Astronaut responds to my critique of the Lunar Gateway. His solution to the lunar lander gap I cites resides deep inside his video.
Freedom from CRT: State bans on critical race theory start in time for July Fourth
Seven in ten Americans to Biden: Get out
A Brother on the Moon #CommissionEarned
China might be contemplating a 'takeover' of the Moon, says NASA administrator
Starlink on the go? What a new FCC ruling means for SpaceX internet service on moving vehicles
NASA calls ‘mystery’ rocket crash on moon highly unusual

Saturday, July 02, 2022

From Chantal: Why I Am Happy My Story Did Not Win Post of the Month
Why America First Loves Israel

Superman V Battle of The Deathstar EXTENDED EDITION

It’s time for NASA to cancel the Lunar Gateway
NASA's tiny CAPSTONE probe continues spiraling out toward the moon
FCC authorizes SpaceX to provide mobile Starlink internet service to boats, planes and trucks
The Last Moonwalker and Other Stories #commissionearned
NASA reports 'significant progress' in rescuing Lucy asteroid spacecraft's solar array
Hispanic Republicans Have Democrats Seeing Red in Texas
Cancel Culture Goes to Washington

Friday, July 01, 2022

I Hold Your Hand in Mine (Student Film)

The Secrets of Covid ‘Brain Fog’ Are Starting to Lift
Here’s What The Jan. 6 Show Trials Are Really After
Yes, Boeing’s Starliner spacecraft really could fly astronauts this year
A Sensor Sniffs for Cancer, Using Artificial Intelligence
Carbon capture down on the farm could give Biden an opportunity

MIT Technology Review recently related another carbon capture project that recruits agriculture for the task of fighting climate change. A research group out of Berkeley, California, called the Innovative Genomics Institute is using a gene-editing tool called CRISPR to alter food plants to absorb more carbon dioxide, further decreasing the amount in the atmosphere. As a happy side effect, the researchers believe that the altered food crops would grow faster, thus increasing crop yields.

NASA scientists test technology that could help sustain life on the moon
Where will NASA set up its moon base?
The Jan. 6 Committee Is Causing Never Trumpers To Lose Their Minds
The Moon Mars and Beyond #CommissionEarned
Russia’s Snake Island Retreat
The Supreme Court Restores a Constitutional Climate
Biochemistry Researchers Repair and Regenerate Heart Muscle Cells