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"Unfortunately, launch is called off for today, as an aircraft entered the 'keep out zone,' which is unreasonably gigantic," Musk wrote on Twitter in an apparent lament about the restrictive regulations for launch range safety. "There is simply no way that humanity can become a spacefaring civilization without major regulatory reform. The current regulatory system is broken."
originally posted by: TzarChasm
How about we cancel the whole "going to space" business until we figure out how to be a functional type 1 civilization that doesn't set its own planet on fire and constantly pollute the only air/water we have. Less war and more renewable energy and sustainable development would be great too. Mars can wait until we've checked all those boxes.
originally posted by: TzarChasm
How about we cancel the whole "going to space" business until we figure out how to be a functional type 1 civilization that doesn't set its own planet on fire and constantly pollute the only air/water we have. Less war and more renewable energy and sustainable development would be great too. Mars can wait until we've checked all those boxes.
originally posted by: Skyhigh00
originally posted by: TzarChasm
How about we cancel the whole "going to space" business until we figure out how to be a functional type 1 civilization that doesn't set its own planet on fire and constantly pollute the only air/water we have. Less war and more renewable energy and sustainable development would be great too. Mars can wait until we've checked all those boxes.
I always laugh at this type of comment....
Every dollar we spend on going into/space research benefits all of humanity 10x in the inevitable research advances. Microwaves/memory foam etc.
If we ratcheted up NASAs budget we would all come out on top and we can hopefully fix our issues here by solving the challenges out there.
originally posted by: TzarChasm
How about we cancel the whole "going to space" business until we figure out how to be a functional type 1 civilization that doesn't set its own planet on fire and constantly pollute the only air/water we have. Less war and more renewable energy and sustainable development would be great too. Mars can wait until we've checked all those boxes.
originally posted by: TzarChasm
How about we cancel the whole "going to space" business until we figure out how to be a functional type 1 civilization that doesn't set its own planet on fire and constantly pollute the only air/water we have. Less war and more renewable energy and sustainable development would be great too. Mars can wait until we've checked all those boxes.
originally posted by: EdisonintheFM
a reply to: Skyhigh00
So putting satellites in space will end homelessness, drug abuse, gun violence in inner cities, repair our infrastructure, lower costs of tuition, finally cure a disease....I had no idea.
Then I say this.