A lot of passion shows through in the ink spilt over the demise of Fox Fallon at CENTCOM.
A piece by Astropolitics.org reader Dr Gary Schaub appeared as an op-ed in The Montgomery Advertizer, and deserves much wider distribution: The Fall of Fox Fallon (Fall of Fallon.pdf and Fall of Fallon.doc).
Mark Perry’s Comment in the Asia Times […]
Having been accused of being a nanobrain myself, I initially took offense… Seriously, this article suggests some very interesting developments—one could use this concept to control a MEMS device that could interact with molecules chemically, but could be controlled both in terms of movement and chemical interactivity, sort of like Fantastic Voyage without Raquel Welch… […]
At least the eclipse was nice.
Morning has broken and we are not at war! The Navy successfuly shot down a malfunctioning spy satellite that could have posed a threat to terrestrial (read: living) interests and, astonishingly to the blame-America-first, kill-all-the-humans-but-leave-the-stars-alone crowd, the End of Days is not obviously at hand.
See Jeffrey Lewis’s, Leader of the Doomsday […]
Our friend in Washington is the de facto interim editor. I am publishing his quick take on the Scales article preceding as I received it–a great read:
Well, there he goes again. Here’s another propaganda piece (attached) from Bob Scales concerning the need for the nation to concentrate on how to perform close combat better—and get […]
The hideous little article and a lengthy discussion thread can be found at the American Prospect. Times are tough, and the lashing out continues…
I have been out and about, speaking on space and various subjects, and so apologize for the lack of updates (again).
If you are not familiar with the e-Parliament, you should take a look. The organization is doing some great work by connecting national-level elected legislators from around the world (more than 15,000 are now connected on […]
(Astropolitics’ good friend sent us this cartoon with additional captions)
The cartoonist missed a couple steps. After we send in even more hunters …
2. When that doesn’t work, blame the tribal leaders for sending you.
3. Demand never to be sent to tar pits again (Og say “no more tar pits”) unless you have way more hunters […]
The current issue of Popular Mechanics has an interesting, if not wholly credible, mea culpa by the CIA. Apparently, they were not telling the truth all along but now are coming fully clean. Right. Someone at the CIA’s department of public interactions figures we will really believe them when they give us an honest, double-dog […]
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You’ve no doubt seen it, but I am still dumbfounded by the earnestness of the immoderate environmentalists among us. Nature is our most precious resource, to be sure, but …
Check out the spot on analysis by Alex Beam of The Boston Globe, April 12 2007, published in the International Herald Tribune:
BOSTON: In anticipation of Earth Day, […]