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No Blacks on the Moon After All?
by David Sims YOU MIGHT REMEMBER that NASA’s Artemis Project was supposed to put a Black and a woman on the Moon? It might not happen after all. The builder of the SLS rocket used by the project, Boeing, is being sued for stealing the intellectual property of Wilson Aerospace (the lawsuit’s…

Mars Rover Site Named for Negress: Let’s Wreck Their Plans
Butler. Like the vast majority of non-Whites in the arts heavily promoted by Jews, her work repeatedly screams “I’m Black [or fill in oppressed group name here] and I’m female and we haven’t been treated equally!” to the eternal boredom of most readers, even those…

Afronautica Deceptiva
Katherine Johnson in 1980 by David Sims THE FILM Hidden Figures — which makes the claim that several Black women made the Apollo moon program possible, but were denied proper credit because of White “racism” — is mostly a myth. It’s true that Katherine Johnson, one…

Reaching Up, Not Down
Chuck Yeager by David Sims CHUCK YEAGER has died at the age of 97. He was from West Virginia, the state where I live. He was an Air Force ace and test pilot. He was also the first man to break the sound barrier in the experimental aircraft X-1. He risked his life for his country many times, both in combat and otherwise.…

SpaceX and the Edge
SpaceX carried out the historic Demo-2 mission with NASA over the weekend, successfully becoming the first commercial company to launch humans to space on its own spacecraft. by David Sims ELON MUSK is reportedly (according to CNBC) thinking about making SpaceX a public corporation. That would be…

Black Rocket Scientist: Puff Piece or Reality?
A candid snapshot of NASA’s Mars Rover team: Very few non-Whites are in evidence. After all the phony Black geniuses in Jewish films and television, and the reality of African IQ, we are entitled to be skeptical. Also note that the “news media contact” for the promotional piece is…

WOTAN of NASA
WERNHER MAGNUS MAXIMILIAN FREIHERR VON BRAUN was the greatest scientific genius of the 20th Century. Yet he is arguably the most unacknowledged and undervalued of them all. The reasons for that, as even a cursory search reveals, are disingenuous if not rancorous, and are perpetrated at the behest…

The Road to Infinity
In Stahl gehüllt vom Strahl umwittert die Schar, die Reich um Reich zerbrach sie treten auf, die Erde schüttert sie schreiten fort, es donnert nach! (Goethe, Faust) IN JULY 1969, the US landed two men on the Moon — perhaps the supreme achievement of human history. Yet its actual significance has…

TESS, NASA’S Exoplanet Hunter, Isn’t Optimized for Finding Habitable Planets
by David Sims ACCORDING TO Space.com:
NASA’s newest planet-hunting powerhouse, the Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS), leaped into orbit Wednesday evening (April 18) atop a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket…. The satellite may be small, but it packs a major science punch. TESS is following…

Psychological Factors in Establishing a Presence on Mars
David Sims, in his writings published on this site, has explored the psychological factors in space travel — in his case, intergalactic travel — and proposed possible solutions. It is also extremely important that we not bring racial “diversity” and all its conflicts and…