It's going to more Space Balls than Star Wars with that fool in charge
Again with this? Where did he GET the idea of a 'space force?' Has anyone, at any point, attempted to explain that outer space is not nationalized? I don't... I ...
Is it going to have it's own Grand Moff?
But, we own the moon. Someone needs to put bases, and then later hotels, on it.
Vroom vroom goes the fire truck.Again with this? Where did he GET the idea of a 'space force?' ....
This. Best moment to counter an ICBM is _not_ when it hurls down to Earth. As to why a separate military arm I can only guess whoever controls space controls long-range nukes, surveillance, communications, satellite-based navigation & imaging, and orbit-launched ordinance. Such is a necessity in a world about to be swamped by drones of all sorts and sizes.My understanding is that the Air Force is the branch tasked with space defense, hence Mattis's opposition to a sixth armed force. And I think it's legitimate to discuss what the US Military's role in space will be, not at all a messed-up thing to suggest or look into.
Oh, for Primus sake, someone did tell the fool the Sea of Tranquillity isn't really a sea, so no beachfront luxury hotels.
I actually listened to his speech, and he also said America was the first in space. He said we're going to "expand our economy into space. " Oh, and before 45, BTW, we didn't really have many plans for space. But since he's come to office, all that has changed. Who knew? 45 is the reason we now have big plans. The biggest. The best. And it's going to be beautiful.
It's going to be more Space Balls than Star Wars, with that fool in charge
Maybe he's jealous that none of the geological features on the Moon are named after him.
He was ALIVE then ffs. For anyone who thinks he's not addled -- America was the first in space. It's not even something he could be confused about. Sputnik and Gagarin beat the U.S. on both fronts.
He was ALIVE then ffs. For anyone who thinks he's not addled -- America was the first in space. It's not even something he could be confused about. Sputnik and Gagarin beat the U.S. on both fronts.
True. America was the first to send an American into space.I actually listened to his speech, and he also said America was the first in space.
"We are going to have the Air Force and we are going to have the Space Force: separate but equal, it is going to be something so important," he said.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't there a multinational agreement not to militarize space?
Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't there a multinational agreement not to militarize space? I know multinational agreements mean fuck all to him, but I'm thinking about the fact that if this nonsense somehow goes through, every other country capable of launching something into space has permission -if not justification- to do the same.