Lessons Not Learned, Part Deux
While the first "Lessons Not Learned" analyzed the Space Development Agency's likelihood of achieving its proposed "Space Transport Architecture" on time and on budget, the subject of
Bluster: Thoughts on Rogozin’s Response to SpaceX/NASA
Every so often, a day comes along when there is an overwhelming number of space industry topics someone like me can cover. Today, 10 June, appears to be one of those days. This
Mistaking Innovation and Technology as Business and Progress
NASDAQ released a space industry-focused article the other day which seems to have inadvertently exemplified a mistake that many commercial space industry cheerleaders and experts make when chatting about the industry. The mistake--assume
Silicon Valley, New Space Companies, Diversity Statistics and Questions
Near the end of “Civil Astronaut Launch, its Cheerleaders, Uncivil Society” I posed this question regarding the future of diversity in space: will it be inclusive?
I raise that question based on some
Civil Astronaut Launch, its Cheerleaders, Uncivil Society
Well, we are almost home.
We’ve rented an apartment in Gulfport, Florida (a neighborhood south of St Petersburg), and we’ll be moving into it mid-month. Kind of exciting to get this