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Category Archives: space
Red Lines Don’t Need to be Political
Despite the introductory couple of paragraphs, this is not meant as a political diatribe….it’s just hard to avoid parliamentary affairs currently. I did foreswear following Brexit news for several months after the last deadline in the spring for the sake … Continue reading
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Space
As you both know, I am not a great fan of manned space exploration. To qualify that, though, I think the Space Shuttle and the International Space Station (ISS) constituted an expensive distraction after the heroic Apollo missions, during which … Continue reading
Posted in enormous space rockets. whee doggies, Science Is Vital, Science-fiction, shuttle, space, Technicrox
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