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UK Taxpayers Lose £340 Million on Starlink Rival British taxpayers are reportedly sitting on an estimated £340 million paper loss from the government-backed Eutelsat OneWeb project, built as a rival to SpaceX’s Starlink. The UK’s combined £517 million investment is now worth only around £175 million, as per @outerspacetoday British taxpayers are paying the price because the government would rather compete with Elon Musk than use the better product he already built. They deserve the best technology, not an inferior government-backed alternative they are forced to subsidize.

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The largest nuclear bomb in outer space exploded 64 yrs ago today. Starfish Prime was a 1.4 megaton thermonuclear warhead, detonated at the altitude the Space Station now orbits. It created man-made radiation belts that wrecked many satellites & lasted 5+ years. A year after the test the USA & USSR signed the Partial Nuclear Test Ban Treaty, leading to the global 1967 Outer Space Treaty.

Tom Mueller built the rocket engines that gave Elon Musk outer space. Now, the world’s greatest propulsion engineer is racing to create a cosmic courier service. Read more:

The fact that orbital compute is (soon) the most efficient way to build datacenters says a lot about how much excessive regulation has harmed progress on earth. It’s more efficient to fly to outer space than to try and build on land. Freedom is always on the frontier. The U.S. constitution was a breakthrough in that it protected citizens from tyrannical government. What it missed, and what we should try to integrate into the next constitution (on Mars, special economic zones, etc), is restraint against unchecked growth of regulation and government spending. I’ve been slowly collecting proposals for how that could work. Might do a post on it at some point.