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SpaceX Starship Will Never go to the Moon or Mars

The cofounder of SpaceX, aerospace engineer Tom Mueller (BS and MS in engineering), and his team, who developed the now successful SpaceX technologies, have left the company. What’s left is an insel with a speech impediment pretending to be an engineer and who thinks he’s an engineer because he takes credit for other people’s engineering …

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Government Funding of Innovation Began Dropping in the 1980s Under Reagan- Now Most of What We See is Monetization of Old Technologies.

Semiconductors, solar panels, the internet, lithium ion batteries, computers, rockets, satellites, jet airplanes, modern tires, SIRI, liquid crystal display and multi–touch screen, MRI, radar, wind energy, GPS, Google, LEDs, and AI all originated through government funding – long ago. Government funded supersonic jet aircraft developed in San Diego and first flown in 1956. A time …

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Semiconductor Factory in Arizona Can’t Find Qualified Workers

Really, building a high-tech plant in the middle of a desert where it’s been over 110 deg F for at least 21 days straight, and where fewer than half of Arizona high school graduates went on to college? The hottest day of the year in Phoenix, AZ happened Wednesday when the temperature reached 119 degrees at …

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