There are many advantages to Space Telescopes. They can be placed in orbits that keep them pointed at the same objects for a long, long time, allowing for the resolution of dim objects. And with
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Thor’s Day – Vikings in Space!
Did you know there is a Norwegian Space Agency? Well, there is! As much as I think I know the space industry, how did I miss it? It seems that they’ve been pretty busy for
Read moreEven the Vikings Worried About Climate Change
There is a natural cycle that is easily discernible if one looks far enough back in time. The current Anthropomorphic Global Climate Change cult only looks that far back when it serves their theology, but
Read moreHappy Thor’s Day – Clan Up!
I’ve been watching the news over the past week or so, and as an American I am concerned for my future, and for the world’s future. Whether it’s internal threats like the that posed by
Read moreWow, Do NOT Ignore the Power of the Nameserver!
It’s been three weeks since my provider has moved my nameserver without notice, and I’ve been bouncing around trying to get it back up. As you can see, success was achieved. Now I also understand
Read moreThor’s Day – Thankfulness the Norwegian Way
The practice of celebrating the harvest is not exclusive to the United States, though we Americans celebrate our own Thanksgiving Day here on this week’s Thor’s Day. In modern society, especially Western society, we often
Read moreBuilding a “Planet B” Is a Bad Idea? Nonsense.
In this article from Meghan Bartels at Space.com, she is of the opinion that we need to fix Earth before we go anywhere else. Of course, it’s easy to navel-gaze and think this way –
Read moreOutbound Operational Plan for Space Migration: Robots to Kuiper Belt
We’ve been on a trend of talking about all the places in the Solar System that we shouldn’t go, as they aren’t habitable. That leads to OPS.15, the robotic exploration of the Kuiper Belt. Named
Read moreThor’s Day – Creating the Crowded Man
In a recent video from Bjørn, he discussed his revelations from a recent book tour in the Netherlands and Germany, regarding the seemingly feminization of men in those places. Frankly, it seems that the more
Read moreThor’s Day – Why Did They Leave?
It’s now common knowledge that Leif Erikson came to North America before Christopher Columbus. This is to take nothing away from Columbus, as he kept coming back and established a much better link with the
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