Why the Government Must Spend More Money On NASA
Let’s speak about this one more time because, now that the new Federal budget is coming up, we need to. The government should, must, dedicate a lot more money to NASA. And there’s no way around it.
It must support NASA because—unlike the shortsighted imbeciles who think NASA is all about flying rockets and cocky astronauts—the science and engineering being developed at Goddard, JPL, Dryden, Ames, JSC, Langley, Glenn, KSC, Marshall, Stennis, Wallops and the hundreds of associated research centers and universities that operate under its umbrella pushes humanity forward in a dramatic way. And at every possible level, on a daily basis.
Even if you don’t notice it or think about it day to day, it’s all there, permeating your life, helping you, making things better.
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Archaic but effective! (*tee hee. I said “butt”)
The Radicalness Of 3D Printing
In other words, it won’t make sense any more to pay Chinese factory workers to make 100 million duplicates of the same product. Better to pay American designers to make 10,000 different products specially tailored to individual customers — in the exact size and style they want to buy. Products they can receive in the mail, or print out at Home Depot, FedEx Office, Wal-Mart, or whichever retailers are smart enough to embrace this technology first.
I guess I watch a lot of movies.
Neil deGrasse Tyson is one of my science heroes.
(Source: sarcasticvegan)
Dear Future. Bring it! Thanks. Love, me.
I can’t wait to see what comes next!
£200,000 test-tube burger marks milestone in future meat-eating
Project funded by anonymous individual aims to cut number of cattle farmed for food and reduce greenhouse gas emissions
Full Story: The Guardian
iBall
One day, this will be a reality, and I can’t wait.
Brain Boosting
I believe 100% that merging our bodies with technology is the next step in human evolution. (Via Darrell)
I just want an internet chip in my head.
“everything is possible”
No…no, everything is not possible.
