Monthly Archives: May 2026

Colonies on Mars require more than engineering

Posted on May 30, 2026 by Kirk Sorensen

Elon Musk talks about a city on Mars the way a developer talks about a new subdivision outside Phoenix. The engineering problems are hard, but they are the kind of hard we know how to attack: get there cheaply, make … Continue reading →

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How Starship will use the Henry Hub to access energy 10x cheaper than Jet Fuel

Posted on May 12, 2026 by Chris Stelter

News broke recently of rumors of a space company looking to buy up like a couple hundred square miles of land in Louisiana, possibly to set up a launch site. Why Louisiana? Two reasons: 1. Launch site advantagesLouisiana is one … Continue reading →

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