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Down here on the bayou we just spark up our methane towers of doom!

They will never hack my soup can over secure string protocol SCOSSP.

There was also the creation of the first synthetic cell by Dr Craig Venter.

@skipjack002: Status quo would have Congress claim SpaceX is too expensive and then budget out billions more to study a new solution. It will come up with several new designs and then sponsor a multibillion dollar competition. The winner will be the contractor that can lie the most about its projected costs. The

@midnightdsob: It passed the termination shock and has reached the heliosheath. 33 years and still going, maybe 4 years to interstellar space!

It always comes down to addition no matter how you arrange the powers.

@SGTalon: I agree. NASA + Private = WIN. Obama is the first president to hand over the dull launch taxi duty to private enterprise. If Boeing goes ahead with a similar service we will be even better off. Now if the whiners will stop crapping their pants we can all move on. NASA didn't fly an astronaut for 6 years

@SGTalon: Think about having private enterprise launching astronauts for the first time ever. Obama + Dragon = Win. Or we can just go back to the same old thing and let the defense contractors give us their price.

@d.beilfuss: He just wakes up on his couch at home and realizes it was all a dream.

I've seen LED light strings with wattage values as low as 6.4 W for 100 lights.

@Spunkie: I see your process, and raise it to (google) BETA :)

The unstable Cr-43 model would fail in a forked decay chain using a positron-delayed proton process via Ti-42 = Sc-42 = Ca-42, and electron capture process via Va-43 = Ti-43 = Sc-43 = Ca-43.

Laika says, "I could have been a cheese wheel!"

So I wonder if Branson will partner with SpaceX. If Dragon can put people in actual orbit, how does that bode for Virgin Galactic?

@filecabinet20036: Agreed. Let NASA do the research but the transportation should be privatized.