Saturday, February 11, 2017
Space dominance
Losing U.S. dominance in space could have wide-reaching effects, American officials fear, from limiting the ability to guide ships, foot patrols, manned jets, drones or missiles toward precision targets, to communicating with and saving wounded soldiers in the deep hinterlands of the Afghan Hindu Kush mountains, to more benign matters, like disrupting GPS systems that direct millions of American commuters and support domestic farmers who rely on them to steer combines in perfectly straight lines and maximize their crop yields.
From Trump meeting with DOD.
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Consider Obama & Bush went a long way to damage our needed capability by killing Shuttle! All experts said keep Shuttle until a replacement is available. Congress participated in this !
Friday, February 10, 2017
EO control
DOD , trump meeting
The debate centers on the 73 trillion cubic miles spanning everything from a few hundred miles above the Earth's surface to the farthest reaching satellites 22,000 miles out. It's a domain over which the U.S. claims it must continue to be the principal governing power if space is to remain a peaceful commons. And it involves both protecting orbiting U.S. assets as well as ensuring the safety of the vital military and commercial information they convey to Earth.
The coming war in Space, us&wr
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The debate centers on the 73 trillion cubic miles spanning everything from a few hundred miles above the Earth's surface to the farthest reaching satellites 22,000 miles out. It's a domain over which the U.S. claims it must continue to be the principal governing power if space is to remain a peaceful commons. And it involves both protecting orbiting U.S. assets as well as ensuring the safety of the vital military and commercial information they convey to Earth.
The coming war in Space, us&wr
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Thursday, February 9, 2017
External NASA Watchdogs Raise Safety Concerns About Manned Space Missions - WSJ
External NASA Watchdogs Raise Safety Concerns About Manned Space Missions - WSJ
Strange, NASA overemphasized safety when they killed shuttle---now went to cheap cots --- worried about safety--- a little late---look at time wasted-- gross!bm
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Monday, February 6, 2017
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