Hyperbolic, much? Weird how the Internet is this global industry, and American IT workers make a living at companies which make profits all over the world, but only Americans are allowed to work in the industry.
NASA could go and push the envelope and blow some stuff up.
Nasa can't develop a re-usable rocket program by themselves, they need Congress to give them permission and the money. Except Congress doesn't want reusable, it wants expendable so there are more jobs rebuilding rockets.
Good luck aerobraking the quantities of materials needed for space mining to be viable. Apollo capsules are small and light compared to even a single truck full of ore. Apollo was only coming back from the Moon, asteroids are much further out and would require much more delta V to reach the Earth's atmosphere. They would then be coming in much faster, whilst carrying more mass.
No, we stopped manned space exploration, when we realised a probe could do so much more for far less cost and risk. The Apollo program existed purely for national propaganda.
Air pressure on Mars is 0.5% of Earth. You can't compare Mars to Iceland at all, the latter could support human life the same as Norway, you could grow food, breath the air, drink from the rivers, hunt the animals. A Mars colony would be totally dependent on supplies from Earth for decades if not centuries, and a single mistake or technical problem would kill everyone instantly.
He who is bored of Earth is bored of life. There's little you can do on Mars that you can't do on Earth. Perhaps you could practice by living in a shed in the Antarctic or the Sahara for 30 years.
Why not? If they're not willing to obey the law, and endanger the health of their employees and the public just so they can save money, then they need killing. It's not like they're doing anything vital.
After development, trees are usually planted - sometimes where there used to be no trees. What is the net gain/loss of trees across ALL development, not just development taking place in a forest...
A forest is an ecosystem, not just a bunch of trees.
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Hyperbolic, much? Weird how the Internet is this global industry, and American IT workers make a living at companies which make profits all over the world, but only Americans are allowed to work in the industry.
However...
But the home theater (Albeit quirky) will raise the value of his home
It will probably make it unsellable.
Ginger isn't a race.
It won't be anywhere near as big because it's on an obscure subscription service instead of BBC2.
Nasa can't develop a re-usable rocket program by themselves, they need Congress to give them permission and the money. Except Congress doesn't want reusable, it wants expendable so there are more jobs rebuilding rockets.
Tell us a single circular or parabolic orbit in nature.
It would take a lot of energy to rdz with an asteroid then drag the materials back to Earth.
Good luck aerobraking the quantities of materials needed for space mining to be viable. Apollo capsules are small and light compared to even a single truck full of ore. Apollo was only coming back from the Moon, asteroids are much further out and would require much more delta V to reach the Earth's atmosphere. They would then be coming in much faster, whilst carrying more mass.
Why? Even if Earth was hit by an asteroid it would be a better place to live than anywhere else.
All space vessels have a (delta v) budget.
26 months isn't as quickly as possible it's the efficient way, that's how long it takes Mars and Earth to line up for a Hohmann transfer.
We stopped space exploration in the 1970s
No, we stopped manned space exploration, when we realised a probe could do so much more for far less cost and risk. The Apollo program existed purely for national propaganda.
Air pressure on Mars is 0.5% of Earth. You can't compare Mars to Iceland at all, the latter could support human life the same as Norway, you could grow food, breath the air, drink from the rivers, hunt the animals. A Mars colony would be totally dependent on supplies from Earth for decades if not centuries, and a single mistake or technical problem would kill everyone instantly.
Wherever the rockets are built and launched from, or the company is based.
but what is likely given time is having several things going there per year
With Mars it will be every 26 months.
You remember them, but not their crews.
He who is bored of Earth is bored of life. There's little you can do on Mars that you can't do on Earth. Perhaps you could practice by living in a shed in the Antarctic or the Sahara for 30 years.
You don't want to kill Amazon,
Why not? If they're not willing to obey the law, and endanger the health of their employees and the public just so they can save money, then they need killing. It's not like they're doing anything vital.
These days, the in-car nav/infotainment system is a phone plugged into a hands-free kit.
It's a global industry. You sell your products worldwide. Why shouldn't you have to compete against global talent?
To be fair, does a company like reddit need a lot of talent? It's basically just a big website and doesn't produce any of its own content.
Bad negotiators will be undervalued in the market so they should be able to pick up the same talent for less.
Except they're not trying to hire negotiators.
Except it's generally men who get to decide what 'wrong' negotiating is and that's what the problem is.
A forest is an ecosystem, not just a bunch of trees.