Posts Tagged
Space Exploration

The Propaganda Value of Putting Things On Mars
by David Sims
OF ALL THINGS deplorable, I must report that SpaceX has a Black (part-Black, actually) astronaut, Victor Glover. The possibility that SpaceX might, for political reasons, cause a Black person to become the first human on Mars worries me. It would forever give Blacks an honor that their…

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…

Sometimes Reality Writes the Memes for Us
by David Sims
ARTICLE in left column on page 1:
“Boeing Starliner fails mission, can’t reach space station after flying into wrong orbit” (with picture of Starliner space capsule launch on Atlas 5 rocket)
Article in right column on page 1:
“Boeing makes strides in diversity…

Questions People Ask
by David Sims
HERE ARE some of my answers that Quora’s moderation team doesn’t like, published here (and lots of other places) so that censorship fails to achieve its purpose.
Question: Homosexuality is never mentioned in the Koran, so why are homosexual acts considered a sin in Islam?…

Until the Last Star in the Universe Ceases to Shine
by David Sims
“UNTIL the last star in the universe ceases to shine.”
Those words are emblematic of Brenda Lynn Jones’ promise to the Life of Earth and to her own race. It comes from an address she made, as Empress of the Solar System Empire, to the United Nations of Earth in the early twenty-second…

The Show Must Go On!
by Revilo P. Oliver
BY COINCIDENCE, the January issue of Liberty Bell, which contained a notice of Professor James A. Van Allen’s strictures on a “space program” designed for publicity rather than practical scientific results, was in press when a publicity stunt at Cape Canaveral…

Nobel Prize Winner Believes We Could Discover Alien Life Within 30 Years
Professor of Physics at the Cavendish Laboratory and Geneva University Didier Queloz.
HUMANITY WILL make contact with alien life far sooner than you might think, according to one prominent scientist.
Nobel Prize winner professor Didier Queloz says he’s convinced we’re
not alone in the universe…

About the Attacks on the “White Racist” Moon Landing
Sea of White: The mission control for Apollo 11
ATTEMPTS TO diminish the triumph of Apollo 11 and to reassign credit don’t just taint the 50th anniversary of the moon landing, but presage the technological decline of the US if it persists with anti-White politics.
With the Founding Fathers now rarely…

William Pierce on Apollo: First Step on an Infinite Journey
American Dissident Voices broadcast of 20 July, 2019
by Kevin Alfred Strom
I AM SURE that Revilo Oliver would not mind if we briefly pause our series based on his After Fifty Years to commemorate another fiftieth anniversary — the anniversary of perhaps the greatest achievement of our people…

Congoid Space Fantasies
by David Sims
WHY DO Africans confuse astronomy with spaceflight? A telescope is not a spaceship. You would use a telescope to look at something in space. But a spaceship carries you into space so that you can get close to what telescopes can only look at. It takes more intelligence to fly in space than it…