Space Exploration Our Future in Space The history of space exploration and exploitation has been one dominated by large organizations. That’s beginning to change.
China Red Moon rising? China has announced that the Chang'e-4 robotic mission to the Moon was "a complete success." It seems likely that China will lead our expansion into space.
Benedict Singleton Maximum Jailbreak podcast: Pilot episode, with Benedict Singleton We are happy to present the first episode of the Maximum Jailbreak podcast, featuring Benedict Singleton, who first introduced the Maximum Jailbreak meme.
Maximum Jailbreak Maximum Jailbreak is live! We are launching the Maximum Jailbreak magazine with the first episode of our podcast, featuring Benedict Singleton, who first introduced the Maximum Jailbreak meme.
Space Exploration 1969–2019: Back to the Moon, forward to the Moon 50 years ago, the Apollo 8 astronauts were just back from the first orbital flight around the Moon. In a few months we’ll celebrate the 50th anniversary of Apollo 11 — the first human Moon landing on July 20, 1969.
Moon Chang’e 4 brings back some of the Christmas magic of Apollo 8 Fifty years ago, NASA made a great Christmas present to all space enthusiasts with Apollo 8.For the first time, humans went around the Moon and sent awesome images back.Earthrise, a photograph
Space Exploration The meek will inherit the Earth. The rest of us are going to the stars Motherboard asked 105 interdisciplinary thinkers about their fears and hopes about the future. I had the honor of being invited to participate.
Politics Space is too important to be left to Big Government & Big Business What happens to space programs when politicians are only motivated by partisan politics instead of the common good?
Maximum Jailbreak Maximum Jailbreak: A new space media project We’re excited to present our new space media project “Maximum Jailbreak,” with a magazine and Virtual Reality (VR) events for space enthusiasts like you. You are invited to participate.
Maximum Jailbreak Maximum Jailbreak, and the legacy of Stephen Hawking Following the visionary cosmism of Nikolai Fedorov and the recently published final book of Stephen Hawking, I think the future of humankind must be out there among the stars.
