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@RichardGarriott The process requires a high temperature environment. Assuming RWGS can use waste heat from the ship's engines and the process is productive enough to justify the capital expense of the equipment, it might be useful, esp. where fuel resupply is costly. Many ?s remain.
@ChrisJohnsonEsq The real issue isn't the Russian criticism. It's the fact that the order itself is an unnecessary, confusing muddle of terminology that makes no sense.
How does land ownership work on Mars?
Northrop Grumman's Now mentions Mars One and tackles that question in a recent blog post.
https://t.co/EByzX46aTH
@northropgrumman @tracy_staedter
@nkjemisin It's not corporate jargon, it's legal jargon. ;-) As with law, ethics is a set of enumerated norms that use incentives and punishments to guide individual human behavior (as distinguished from human nature) towards more socially beneficial outcomes.
@nkjemisin The validity of this particular problem/solution aside, aren't you throwing the baby out with the bathwater? While human nature may be immutable, technology has a big impact on the cost benefit analysis that influences behavior and re-calibrates social norms.
Is the #OuterSpaceTreaty a real impediment to the commercial exploration of outer #space, considering its vagueness and lack of enforceability? https://t.co/WB0RAfva5l
If a private citizen’s space exploration experiments wind up contaminating Earth, who would be responsible for managing the resulting disaster? https://t.co/kF6yqXo17v