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A not particularly revelatory look at NASA’s ever-deferred humans-to-Mars efforts: The Deferred Dreams of Mars Still worth a read, even if it is mostly a recitation of the conventional wisdom on the topic – not to be harsh on Brian Bergstein, it’s just that there’s nothing really new in what he has written. Apart from […] Bruce Webster is making some: The coming liberal meltdown. Interesting. Plausible. Maybe or maybe not likely — who knows? What I liked about his post was the element of prognostication from current trends and social/political circumstances, and how it resembles what Carl and I have been doing for the backstory for In the Shadow of […] Interesting – TSA Pulls Use Of Controversial Full Body Scanners At JFK, LaGuardia Airports Opponents said the very detailed image of the human body provided by the machines is an invasion of privacy, while others argued the level of radiation emitted by the Backscatters could be dangerous over the long term. The TSA said its […] Rand Simberg thoroughly dismantles it: An Examiner Hit Piece on SpaceX No quotes, because his response is wedded to excerpts from the original and is best read in full (i.e.: Read the Whole Thing™). As I mentioned on Twitter (and then didn’t have time to follow up on myself), I heard some scuttlebutt about this […] |
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