Its OK to be Angry about Capitalism by Bernie Sanders #CommissionEarned

Bernie is not only charging $30 for the paperback version for his version of the Communist Manifesto but is offering it on Amazon, owned by that capitalist exploiter enemy of the working man, Jeff Bezos. He is also selling tickets for his book tour on Ticketmaster. You cannot make up this example of self owning,

Carbon recycling system could slash steelmaking emissions by 90%

SpaceX announces Nigerian operation, first in Africa

NASA meeting works to define exploration architecture

NASA's rotating detonation rocket engine posts record test results

Artificial Intelligence Developed 'Words' That Instruct Cells To Kill Off Cancer

Why is it so Hard to Go Back to the Moon #CommissionEarned

Why China Will Never Lead on Tech

Will an AI be the first to discover alien life?

Study: Superconductivity switches on and off in “magic-angle” graphene

Forbidden Evil Things Mala Prohibita #CommissionEarned

NASA needs to ditch its ‘diversity’ training

To its credit, the Biden administration has retained much of the space policy first devised by former President Donald Trump, including the Artemis return to the moon program. However, President Joe Biden has introduced NASA to the pernicious practice of diversity training, something that has become the bane of many a corporation and academic institution. Diversity training, with its fixation on race and gender consciousness and obsession with “microaggressions,” has the potential to harm the mission of the space agency unless it is stopped.

NASA's Artemis program works to avoid repeating past launch disasters

Inside the secretive process to select the first astronauts for NASA’s next moon mission

Will ‘Billionaire Tax’ Be Death Knell For California’s Troubled Economy?

The Gabriella Novels #CommissionEarned

Is ChatGPT groundbreaking? These experts say no

Biden’s Green-Energy Mineral Lockup

Mercedes is the first certified Level-3-autonomy car company in the US

It’s time for Elon Musk’s Starlink to save the women of Afghanistan

One of the main impediments to creating a system of online education for Afghan women has been a lack of internet access in rural regions of the country. The Starlink system is well-suited to address that lack of access. The system could turn all of Afghanistan into an online school that the Taliban would find difficult, if not impossible, to stop.

Iran Ammunition Factory Hit by Blast

UAE lunar rover will test 1st artificial intelligence on the moon with Canada

Complete Roman city uncovered in Luxor, Egypt

Differing approaches between SpaceX and NASA to sending rockets to the moon

SpaceX Polaris Dawn crew completes Academy free fall parachute training

Private Peregrine moon lander completes testing ahead of landmark lunar launch

A Brother on the Moon #CommissionEarned

How NASA Is Selecting the Next Astronauts to Walk on the Moon

Watch NASA test potentially revolutionary 3D-printed rocket engine

NASA’s ‘Mega Moon Rocket’ aced first flight and is ready for crewed Artemis II launch

Europe's JUICE mission to Jupiter's moons preparing for April 14 launch

SpaceX preparing for Super Heavy static-fire test

Data from the First SLS Flight to Prepare NASA for Future Artemis Missions

NASA still working on long-term plans for ISS seat barters

Children of Apollo #CommissionEarned

Apollo 1 tragedy: The fatal fire and its aftermath

How AI Is Detecting Heart Attack Risk And Aiming To Outsmart America’s No. 1 Killer

The Man Who Tried to Stop the Space Shuttle Challenger’s Launch

NASA and the Space Force should catalyze the US space economy

The Pro-Space Cheat Sheet

Mike Gallagher chairs a vital House committee. Its only focus: China

Asteroid mining: SpaceX will help a startup launch operations in 2023

NASA marks 20 years since space shuttle Columbia disaster

America Needs the Willow Project – The Biden Administration Should Approve It

The Last Moonwalker and Other Stories #CommissionEarned

Why Are We So Afraid of Nuclear Power?

NASA Announces Successful Test of New Propulsion Technology for Treks to Deep Space

Partisan ‘Fact Checkers’ Spread Climate-Change Misinformation

Former Extinction Rebellion spokesperson: Climate activism has a cult problem

British ‘single-payer’ health care program is cratering. That should be a wake-up call for US liberals

ESA is no longer planning to send astronauts to China’s Tiangong space station

NASA Validates Revolutionary Propulsion Design for Deep Space Missions

Who owns the Moon?

NASA and DARPA will build a nuclear rocket by 2027

How a gene found in centenarians could be turned into an anti-aging drug for the heart

The Moon Mars and Beyond #CommissionEarned

If Biden Doesn’t Run

Wearable Sensor Uses Ultrasound to Provide Cardiac Imaging On the Go

Computer Model of Influenza Virus Shows Universal Vaccine Promise

Children of Apollo

July, 1969, the crew of Apollo 11 has triumphantly returned to Earth. In this alternate history thriller, President Richard Nixon puts into a motion a scheme to ramp up the space race to pressure the Soviets into making diplomatic and military concessions. Thus begins a story of high adventure on the final frontier and of low intrigue in the corridors of power back on Earth. It will prove to be the fulfillment of a dream for Wendy Pendleton to be the first woman to walk on the moon. It will be a nightmare for Cal Lauren, a political operative determined to stop the space race at all costs to fund the social programs he holds dear.

Astrobotic completes Peregrine testing

SpaceX to launch asteroid mining spacecraft alongside private Moon lander

NASA's fatal Challenger launch still echoes through the agency today

NASA and DARPA Collaborating on a Nuclear-Powered Rocket for Quick Trips to Mars

This shockingly simple battery could store energy forever

Why is America Going Back to the Moon #CommissionEarned

Can Ultrasound Waves Rejuvenate Aging Cells?

China and the Population Bomb That Wasn’t

A Smart House GOP Oil and Gas Play

SpaceX fuels up fully stacked Starship vehicle for 1st time ever

NASA's James Webb Space Telescope finds signs of 'building blocks for life' in icy clouds

Why is it so Hard to Go Back to the Moon #CommissionEarned

Seven technologies to watch in 2023

Gene editing could offer a promising solution for treating patients after a heart attack

Has Earth’s inner core stopped its strange spin?

10 Big Reasons to Build a Permanent Lunar Colony

Iron-Air Batteries Are Here. They May Alter the Future of Energy.

Congressional Space Leaders in the 118th Congress

SOMETHING WEIRD IS HAPPENING ON SATURN'S SNOW-COVERED MOON, SCIENTISTS SAY

NASA’s Artemis III: First Human Mission to the Lunar South Pole

The Gabriella Novels #CommissionEarned

NASA to cooperate on Israeli astrophysics mission

New NASA Nuclear Rocket Plan Aims to Get to Mars in Just 45 Days

A new Propulsion System Could Levitate Vehicles in the Earth’s Upper Atmosphere

AOC among Democrats rumored to be preparing primary challenge to Sen. Gillibrand: Report

House Republicans should not cut NASA for deficit reduction

One effect of the Republican takeover of the House will be a renewed push to cut the national deficit, a much needed and overdue change in policy. However, according to Space Policy Online, one deficit-cutting plan being contemplated would impose severe cuts in NASA’s budget, placing many of its programs, especially the Artemis return to the moon program, in peril. The plan would cut discretionary non-defense spending across the board, rolling it back to fiscal 2022 levels. The plan would cut NASA spending from $25.4 billion to $24 billion.

Netflix's Rebel Moon is a Two-Part Epic Space Opera

With Starshield, SpaceX readies for battle

A Brother on the Moon #CommissionEarned

NASA scientist explains why Venus is Earth's 'evil twin'

Nancy Pelosi called priests to perform 'exorcism' after husband's hammer attack, daughter says

Scientists age mice forward and backward at will: a new paradigm for reversing aging

A Flying Boat Could One Day Explore Titan, Saturn's Weirdest Moon

Who owns the moon's precious water?

Europe's mission to Jupiter's icy moons ready for launch

South Korea’s lunar probe captures stunning Earth, moon images

SpaceX Prepping for First Full Test Fire of Its Mega Starship Rocket Next Week

It keeps going and going: NASA's Mars helicopter makes 40th flight

After a historic first mission, what does the future hold for this controversial rocket?

The Last Moonwalker and Other Stories #CommissionEarned

The hidden dangers of 'gender-affirming care': 55% of trans women who have 'bottom surgery' are in so much pain they need medical care years later, according to study of dozens of cases — and up to a third struggle to use the toilet or have sex

Americans Are Among the Most Loving, Chinese the Least

Where is everybody? A new hope for solving the Fermi Paradox

How Artificial Intelligence Found the Words To Kill Cancer Cells

Abandoned mines could be turned into gravity ‘batteries ‘that could power the entire planet

Study Finds Reducing Energy Use Increases Mortality

Like It Or Not, New Nuclear Reactors Are Coming To The U.S. Waterfront

The Biden Administration Finally Admits Its Mistake in Canceling the Keystone XL Pipeline

The Moon Mars and Beyond #CommissiionEarned

Scientists Build a Teeny Tiny Tractor Beam

Why Don’t U.S. Workers Want to Join Unions?

The Military Needs Recruits With ADHD

Malice - I am God

Swiss company that counts Microsoft as a customer says it’s removed CO2 from the air and put it in the ground

Humans Will Walk On The Moon In 2025, NASA Announces

Which firm will win the new Moon race?

SpaceX Dragon capsule to be 5-person 'lifeboat' in event of ISS emergency

Why is America Going Back to the Moon #CommissionEarned

NASA Reveals Tantalizing Details About Webb Telescope’s Successor

How the World Would Look If Neanderthals Had Prevailed

Ukrainian Victory Against Russia Would Be Great for America

Stephen Colbert to Produce ‘Chronicles of Amber’ TV Series Adaptation

Whatsoever You Do

SpaceX Rocket Sends Solar Power Prototype Into Orbit

Elon Musk On Why First Moon Landing Was An 'Anomaly'

NASA Needs Better International Cooperation Framework for Artemis Missions, IG Says

The World Needs More Nuclear Power

Why is it so Hard to Go Back to the Moon #CommissionEarned

New Nuclear Rocket Design to Send Missions to Mars in Just 45 Days

Big News About a Smaller Chinese Population

Water Is a Terrible Thing for California to Waste

Will “The Challenge” revive the Russian space program and beat Tom Cruise?

Game-changing surgery can cure prostate cancer in one hour

Natural gas is about to become the world's biggest green energy source

When politicians who are alarmed about climate change think about green energy, they tend to be fixated on solar and wind power. However, thanks to a recent merger announced between NET Power and Rice Acquisition Corp II, natural gas is about to become the leading source of green energy, supplanting solar and wind.

Putting man back on the moon might be worth the expense

NASA prepares next steps in development of future large space telescope

The Gabriella Novels #CommissionEarned

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY IS TESTING MATERIALS FOR BUILDING “NEXT GENERATION OF FUSION REACTORS”

This rapid-fire laser diverts lightning strikes

Britain’s National Health Service Meltdown

Afghan women turn to online learning after Taliban ban on college education

CRISPR & GENE THERAPY CURES AND BREAKTHROUGHS

Mature ‘lab grown’ neurons hold promise for neurodegenerative disease

How the US and its allies should respond to evolving space threats

Experts Worry The Moon Could Be Next Target Of China's Territorial Ambitions

SpaceX's Falcon Heavy rocket launches classified mission for US Space Force

A Brother on the Moon #CommissionEarned

Musk’s SpaceX in Backup Plan as NASA Weighs Options to Bring Back Crew

Can humanity's new giant leap into space succeed?

Scientists Are Seeking a Drug That Keeps You Warm

Nuclear Power Cell for Space Satellites that are Cup Size Instead of Dishwasher Size

The Cult of the National Health Service

A new frontier in space: Moviemaking

The Russian space program has seen better days. However, what it can no longer do in real life, Russia is about to do in the form of a major motion picture. The trailer for “The Challenge,” a film partly shot on the International Space Station (ISS), has recently dropped.

SEE IT: Miss USA turns heads with 33-pound moon costume

NET Power Consolidates Business to Gear Up for Allam Cycle Power Plant Deployment

Mending ozone layer shows we can solve environmental problems when driven by innovation: Bjorn Lomborg

Texas Democrat calls for presidential pardon for Afghan soldier jailed in Texas for illegally crossing the border

Tim Dodd, the 'Everyday Astronaut,' gets down to Earth about SpaceX moon trip

These are the most detailed images of the moon ever taken on Earth

NSF and SpaceX reach agreement to reduce Starlink effects on astronomy

NASA studying thruster problem with lunar cubesat

The Last Moonwalker and Other Storied by Mark R Whittington #CommissioinEarned

The Tragedy of Prince Harry

The Spare by Prince Harry #CommissionEarned

Mel Brooks Shows He's Back Skewering Sacred Cows in New 'History of the World, Part II' Trailer

Nuclear Fusion Has Gone From Pipe Dream To Possibility

Why Modern Movies Suck - They Hate Men (Part 1)

Saudi Arabia's Moon Ambitions

Exxon prepares to start up $2 bln Texas oil refinery expansion

US, Japan Sign Space Collaboration Agreement at NASA Headquarters

The West Needs Water Markets

Olives, the Source of 'Liquid Gold,' Offer More Riches to Unlock

The Moon Mars and Beyond #CommissionEarned

A Simple Way the Republican House Can Combat the Woke Left

The Coming Gas Stove Culture War

Hubble Finds Hungry Black Hole Twisting Captured Star Into Donut Shape

Yay! Sweden scores a rare earth find - Hiss! Gotta dig for it

Ukrainian researcher who fled war shows how recycled concrete can help his country rebuild

SpaceX edges closer to first Starship orbital launch attempt

RIP Paul Johnson : author of innumerable history books #CommissionEarned

The benefits of Russia’s coming disintegration

BioNTech CEO lays out vision for how mRNA and AI can power personalized medicine

Why is America Going Back to the Moon #CommissionEarned

NASA starts designing futuristic space telescope to hunt for alien Earths

Pasta Is Much Healthier Than You Think

1.95M people may be diagnosed with cancer in 2023: What to know about the state of cancer

Former NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine now has an official website

Biden Now Less Enigmatic on Space Policy As Vice-President Harris Carves Out Unexpected Role. Does the Public Care?

Predictions for the longevity industry in 2023

Cementing the U.S.-Japan Defense Alliance

Why is It So Hard to Go Back to the Moon #CommissionEarned

Last year marked the end of an era in spaceflight—here’s what we’re watching next

NASA’s TESS Discovers Planetary System’s Second Earth-Size World

Artificial pancreas successfully trialled for use by type 2 diabetes patients

Nasal injections could treat long-term COVID-19-related smell loss

Astronomers find 2nd Earth-size planet in intriguing alien solar system

NEW HSS&T CHAIRMAN OPTIMISTIC, ENTHUSIASTIC ABOUT NASA

Biden's safetyism comes for your gas stove

The power center in space moves to the Moon

China's Plan to Land Astronauts on the Moon

SpaceX stacks giant Starship rocket again to prep for test flight

NASA’s Webb Telescope Reveals Links Between Galaxies Near and Far

The Gabriella Novels #CommissionEarned

Some dinos may have been as brainy as modern primates, controversial study argues

SPACEX NEARS ORBITAL FLIGHT TEST OF STARSHIP

The House GOP’s Freedom Caucus Is a More Effective ‘Squad’

Alien Planet Found Spiraling to its Doom around an Aging Star

We're in a New Cold War in Space: China Plans to Take Over the Moon

SpaceX could launch 1st Starship orbital flight in February, Elon Musk says

Virgin Orbit suffers in-flight anomaly during historic first mission from UK

Sciatica Sucks: Living With It and Sciatica Sucks — Avoiding the Self-Pity Party

2 Big Reasons Why Elon Musk’s SpaceX Is Worth so Much

NASA Selects Experimental Space Technology Concepts for Initial Study

Could solar power work in space? Test aims to find out

A Brother on the Moon #CommissionEarned

NASA unveils initial plan for multibillion-dollar telescope to find life on alien worlds

Should People Live on the Moon?

Master of Suspense: Explore the Best Films of Alfred Hitchcock

The first vaccine for honeybees was just approved for use in the US

Scientific Samples, Hardware Return from the Space Station for More Study

Space mining startups see a rich future on asteroids and the moon

SpaceX Aims to Increase Launches as Rivals Prep New Rockets

The Last Moonwalker and Other Stories #CommissionEarned

The moon beckons once again, and this time NASA wants to stay

ISS astronauts are building objects that couldn’t exist on Earth

The Most Precious Human Relics Left in Space

What will the fusion breakthrough do for space exploration?

The recent Lawrence Livermore breakthrough, in which scientists created more energy from a fusion reaction than it took to create it, has uses applicable to space exploration. Fusion, harnessing the sun’s power to smash atoms together to create virtually limitless energy, has moved from a scientific problem to an engineering challenge

What is Intuitive Machines and how is it aiming for the moon?

SpaceX Boca Chica plans largest launch in history

NASA’s Juno Finally Sends Back Images Of Jupiter And Its Moon After Radiation Spike

The Moon Mars and Beyond #CommissionEarned

NASA's moon-orbiting space station will be claustrophobic, architect admits

Sciatica Sucks: Do I really need my left leg? Really?

Top Kremlin General Dies Mysteriously After Putin Meeting Canceled

Senators seek funding boost for NASA and NSF astrophysics programs

Silicon Valley Can’t Quit Its Pizza Robot Obsession

Starlink’s performance in Ukraine has ignited a new space race

Space Station Science Highlights: Week of January 2, 2023

The GOP Future Is Florida

Why is America Going Back to the Moon #CommissionEarned

We Finally Know How Ancient Roman Concrete Was So Durable

It Would Be Hard for Ukraine to Lose the War to Russia

The Price for Speaker McCarthy: His concessions to get the job may cost vital U.S. defense spending.

Farside Lunar Radio Telescope: Dark Age Duties

NYC’s greenery surprisingly captures carbon emissions from all the vehicles in the city

UCR scientists develop method to turn plastic waste into potentially valuable soil additive

Moon scientists hail Artemis opportunities while still learning from Apollo

NASA chief says 2023 will be a 'game-changing' year for space and aeronautics

The fear of job loss due to artificial intelligence is unfounded

Why is It So Hard to Go Back to the Moon #CommissionEarned

I blame Jupiter for the extinction of the dinosaurs

‘Solar Powered’ Cells: Light-Activated Proton Pumps Generate Cellular Energy, Extend Life

China’s Myth of Communist Competence

The Reason There’s Been No Cure for Alzheimer’s

Crenshaw: McCarthy can win despite 'bomb-throwing' Republican defectors

Israeli quantum communication nanosatellite launched into orbit by SpaceX rocket

NASA's new asteroid-hunting telescope is made to protect Earth from disaster

The Gabriella Novels #CommissionEarned

NASA Is Pumped About 2023: Here's Why

DARPA SELECTS BOEING’S AURORA FOR POTENTIALLY GAME-CHANGING X-PLANE

Killing cancer with cancer

The pasta row: a Nobel laureate and a Michelin star chef debate making pasta — and there’s a lot to process

So long, Richard Shelby, and thanks for all the pork

Could China beat us to the moon and claim it as their territory?

What is negative energy? And can it give us wormholes and warp drives?

NASA Apollo astronaut Walt Cunningham has died at age 90

Romeo and Juliet actors sue Paramount for child abuse in 1968 film

A Brother on the Moon #CommissionEarned

Elon Musk: Departing Sen. Richard Shelby ‘did his best to hold back SpaceX’

The Paul Ehrlich Apocalypse Is Back

Large volcanic outburst on discovered on Jupiter's moon Io

Still Wrong! New Year’s Paul Ehrlich Interview on CBS’s 60 Minutes

Can a non-invasive magnetic helmet treat brain cancer?

The Last Moonwalker and Other Stories #CommissionEarned

A far-out plan to build an asteroid city

What Will a 22nd-Century Toynbee Say About Ukraine?

Good hydration linked to healthy aging

Immigration, Parental Rights, and Public Safety among House GOP Priorities in New Congress

Can Science Cure Death? It Sure Looks Like It.

SpaceX getting ready for the first launch of 2023

NASA chief warns China could claim territory on the moon if it wins new 'space race'

Future Consumption Will Make the Prosperous Present Seem Deprived by Comparison

The Moon Mars and Beyond #CommissionEarned

MAID in Canada: What’s Behind the Euthanasia Scandal?

Heroes and Zeroes of 2022

As The Left Sacrifices Natural Gas At The Altar Of Climate Nirvana, Americans Freeze To Death

NASA’s three 2022 missions that changed the future

Looking back, 2022 was one of the most productive years NASA has had in decades. Three missions that took place in 2022 distinguished themselves not only with their success but with their potential to improve the future.

Key space launches happening in 2023 and what they mean

NASA in 2023: A Look Ahead

Why is America Going Back to the Moon #CommissionEarned

‘We better watch out’: NASA boss sounds alarm on Chinese moon ambitions

Juno spacecraft recovering its memory after mind-blowing Jupiter flyby, NASA says

GOP Rankings: The Republicans most likely to be the party’s 2024 presidential nominee