Tim Dougherty

crypto, environment, and space
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[Tim Dougherty @txdougherty]

@Noahpinion https://t.co/KxqdTvfPl4

[Tim Dougherty @txdougherty]

These companies make up a solid foundation for a lunar economy. With the holy grail being orbital refueling using lunar regolith. And then maybe something insane like making the moon a computer
https://t.co/LEbpJljND3

[PALLADIUM Magazine @palladiummag]

Scaling the computational power of AI systems to be ever greater holds great promise, but the Earth cannot indefinitely shoulder their energy needs.

The Moon can. We can convert the Moon into a colossal AI hypercomputer.

Read the new article by @omarshams (link below):

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Before this decade is out, we will be producing and using our first lunar resources

https://t.co/aOHW9d5PZD

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@InterluneSpace already has a contract with the @ENERGY to provide helium-3 from the moon for delivery in 2029

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and @NASA driving forward lasers for better bandwith on deep space missions. including the psyche mission
https://t.co/rlKR1ZhdgI

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Satellites are starting to use lasers instead of radio, enabling faster, more secure, and interference-free connections
https://t.co/2KUIAbnJv8

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The space energy grid crew @AetherfluxUSA @StarCatcherInd will use for transmission

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@SpaceSRM making progress on one of the most ambitious space ideas out there

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@Ky1eLong Only service is is plate cleaning

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@brianweeden We probably see more strategic declassification as a result of OSINT https://t.co/ciKACenIb5

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‘Moon Sniper’ is an elite nickname. Imagine surviving 3 lunar nights. Built different ⁦@JAXA_en⁩ https://t.co/B49c224b8Y

[Tim Dougherty @txdougherty]

Elite ad from X. They know me better than I know myself

[Tim Dougherty @txdougherty]

@exlarson just finished Dead Wake for a second read & Devil in White City for first time. Both exceptional. Hellen Keller being briefly noted in each book was interesting. Didn’t know the extent of her relevance in that era. Look forward to the new book