Time and time again, the advancements made in technology have been applied in warfare to increase efficiency and get an […]
Time and time again, the advancements made in technology have been applied in warfare to increase efficiency and get an […]
In my recent novel, Dragon on the Far Side of the Moon, I weave a thriller where the U.S. and […]
In past blogs, I’ve written about the ramifications of the International Space Station’s scheduled decommissioning in 2031 when it will […]
A comment in The Economist on January 7, 2022 caught my eye. It read, “An airstrike on a UN refugee […]
If you have any iteration of a modern cell phone, it’s likely set up to use biometric data whether you […]
If you’ve been keeping up with space news, you’ll know that this summer has been busy. Between the private sector […]
On April 29, China launched its first module for the new Tiangong space station aboard its Long March 5B rocket. […]
Two weeks ago, I reported on the alliance between China and Russia to build a permanent base on the Moon they call the International Lunar Research Station (ILRS). While a specific timetable has yet to be laid out, there is an aspect of this project worth adding to my earlier comments.
You may have missed the news on March 9 that China and Russia formed a new alliance. They will work together to build a research station on the Moon. They even have a name for it – the International Lunar Research Station (ILRS).
Recent press reports indicate that NASA has announced it is postponing until April 30, 2021 its decision to award a contract to one of three bidders for the development of a human lunar landing system.
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