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                                                | Wednesday, December 30, 2009Aliens didn't have Al Gore 6:09 pm estDuring the Cold War, one reason listed for the Fermi Paradox  was nuclear annihilation.  It stands to reason that in this day of concerns over global climate change, someone would pose it  as a solution for the same paradox.
                                                       
                                                      Another possibility is that they fell for the "We have to fix everything on our planet before we move outward" fallacy.
                                                   
 
 Saturday, December 26, 2009Happy Holidays/ Earth as Art 5:20 pm estI wish everyone the best of their particular religious festival timed to nearly coincide with the Winter Solstice. 
                                                      Looks like a website  is drawing some traffic  by reposting the Earth as Art  collection.  Whatever draws the clicks!
                                                   
 
 Monday, December 21, 2009Ed Lu Solidifies his Position 8:56 pm est(I know, it's been while since I posted.  I'll use the typical "Really busy" excuse) 
                                                      Ed Lu has a piece where he solidifies his position as a former astronaut by telling NASA how to improve their launch capability .  Basically, he says they need launch much more.  I agree completely.
                                                   
 
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