The NY Times recently published a report that the Pentagon will be presenting a substantial bit of what it knows about UFO’s , how they’ve affected our military operations, and what they think they really
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CoronaChan Watch – Day… Whatever
I have to tell you, this endless parade of new and recycled fear-mongering over the Corona virus is frankly demoralizing, demotivating. As a person with some technical acumen and a knowledge of systems, the trends
Read moreOutbound Operational Plan for Space Migration: Human Space Stations – LEO (Low Earth Orbit)
Obviously in the real world that we know, Space Stations have been around for a long time. In fact, the first space station was the Soviet Salyut-1, launched nearly a half-century ago, and led to
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 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 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 moreOutbound Operational Plan for Space Migration: Robots to Mercury
As I discussed previously, Venus and Mercury are not high on my list of exploration goals, in regards to the Outbound mission. It’s not that they aren’t ultimately important, it’s that they aren’t well suited
Read moreThor’s Day – The First Extraterrestrial Longships
No, I don’t mean ET, I mean humanity’s voyages to the surface of Mars, NASA’s Viking Program. I was very young when the missions landed in two locations in 1976, so I honestly don’t remember
Read moreASgardia Update #1
I’ve been perusing the Asgardia web presence, and it’s… interesting. I am very impressed with the level of obvious dedication the founder has put in place and the seriousness that is evident in the work
Read moreThor’s Day – Asgardia!
I was walking through building 4N at Johnson Space Center yesterday, and as I entered the lobby I could see scattered about multiple copies of the same magazine. It had a picture of a young
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