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A #uto start-up society dedicated to the longterm creation of interstellar human civilization 🚀🧑🏼🚀💫 Join our Discord! https://nitter.cf/t.co/uR08DOJ203
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Joined July 2022
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From one mind an idea can spread far enough to generate revolution
From one star a species can spread far enough to generate transcendence ✨
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Love this as it brings back a flood of exciting memories and visuals for me. Definitely miss the short time I spent in the Moon’s sphere of influence! Huge props to our amazing science team for getting more data out to the masses!
A huge library of Artemis II data just dropped! Science is a relay race, and today marks the latest in a long series of handoffs. 814 GB of observations. 996 new images. 521 min of never-before-released crew audio.
Dig in: go.nasa.gov/Artemis2LunarSci…
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A railgun mass driver on the Moon, explained by @AnthroFuturism :
youtu.be/QdVMfmf5AbM
The landing pad doubling as launch armature is a lot of dead weight to accelerate, but that's fine if the 'wasted' energy is recovered by regenerative braking at the end of the track.
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“We shall one day travel to the moon, the planets, and the stars...”
—Jules Verne, From the Earth to the Moon
Art by Henri de Montaut, Chesley Bonestell, Darrell K. Sweet, and John Conrad Berkey.
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What if the journey to Proxima Centauri wasn’t a single, centuries-long gamble… but a maintained corridor?
A chain of fifty permanent stations spaced a few light-weeks apart. Short-haul ferries hop between neighboring nodes in about five years at 0.017c. Crews rotate. Cargo hands off. Failures stay local.
Segment the trip. Reuse the infrastructure. Grow the network stage by stage instead of betting everything on one generational ship.
New article: A Path to the Stars
tornmacalester.com/2026/08/1…
#ProximaCentauri #InterstellarTravel #HardSF #SpaceInfrastructure
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A permanent Moon Base requires autonomous heavy machinery to build it. Lunar Outpost's robotic workforce does the legwork before Astronauts arrive:
• Building and maintaining infrastructure, including habitats, communications, and power systems
• Preparing the lunar surface for transportation and launch infrastructure
• Moving regolith for habitat shielding and construction
• Towing and positioning large-scale equipment
• Prospecting for and collecting critical resources
#TheNextLeap #LunarOutpost #DrivingArtemis #SpaceTech #Innovation
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Megawatt-class superconducting plasma thrusters for interplanetary transport.
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Read up! My new Cosmopolity Substack post on panspermia. What are the ethics of interplanetary colonization? Ecological imperialism or cosmic gardeners? cosmopolity.substack.com/p/t…
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I’m a paperweight professional 👩💼
I’m in the clockwork fleet ⚙️
I'm part of the benevolent engine ❤️🔥
I deal with digital anthropology 🤖
I’m a human cushion 🧘
I’m in quality assurance ✅
I’m the shadow fuel ⛽️
Nobody cares about you 🙏🏼
Where the world is cruel 🌏
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Muad'Dib learned rapidly because his first training was in how to learn. And the first lesson of all was the basic trust that he could learn
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As we head towards an uncertain future where most of what we assumed about the world can no longer be taken for granted, human relationships matter more than ever. Cherish the people close to you; be good to them. That will matter as long as we exist.
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Take a bunch of uninhabitable planets and asteroids around a small star, demolish them, use materials to build a massive habitable ring around that star.
This is a bit sci-fi, but not impossible.
