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Tag Archives: space
Space – the dream still exists
21 July 2011 – STS-135. The last American Space Shuttle mission. 30 May 2020 – The first manned flight of a SpaceX Dragon spacecraft. About a month and a half short of nine years. NINE years. It is time to … Continue reading
Posted in Nathan's Rants
Tagged business, colonization, Freedom, liberty, near-earth orbit, space
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United States Space Force – a positive vote by L. Neil
I am sure that I (as well as Neil) will be taken to task by more than a few people for linking to his recent article at the Libertarian Enterprise on The United States Space Force. In part, this will … Continue reading
Posted in Nathan's Rants
Tagged L. Neil Smith, meteor strike, space, space war, US Space Force
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The state and armed forces – in space
By Nathan Barton War in space? Military in space? We who have been associated with The Price of Freedom, like many lovers of liberty, have always been interested in the exploring and settling space. As have Americans and Brits (Aussies, … Continue reading
Posted in Nathan's Rants
Tagged aggression, Air Force, congressional authority, constitution, space, Space Force, Space Navy
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Who owns space?
By Nathan Barton “The Next Big Future” has an article which both castigates government (NASA) in particular, and then demonstrates an unhealthy and irrational faith in government as well as a weird claim of dependence on government, all in a … Continue reading
Posted in Nathan's Rants
Tagged NASA, private enterprise, space, space flight, stupid government, Technology, Theft by government
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More war in space
By Nathan Barton Can government preserve itself in space? Can the “new frontier” be more reliably controlled than the frontier of the Old West or the Seven Seas for centuries? Among other things, it is a matter of scope. Which … Continue reading
Space: the ultimate war zone
By Nathan Barton Some more people are waking up to the potential of space, for commerce and war if not for liberty. As reported by Space.com, Elon Musk announced that SpaceX plans to fly two people around Luna by the … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary on the News, Nathan's Rants
Tagged government stupidity, high ground, liberty, space, space war, stupid politicians, war
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Post-modern government
by Nathan Barton Despite the fact that it has been 34 years since the last human walked on Luna, and those pitiful few who have so far (a mere 12!) are now dying of old age, few people would challenge … Continue reading
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Tagged bronze age, forms of government, government, parasites, space, space age
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Crumbling government
By Nathan Barton Space.com recently reported that NASA has approved SpaceX sending a Dragon passenger-carrying spacecraft (capsule, really) with a dummy on a test flight to the International Space Station, scheduled for 2 March – just a few days from … Continue reading →