Spin. For the importance of it: "People have a naive faith (fueled by media or science fiction) that on the Moon, or elsewhere in space, life can be ‘continued’ with some...
UCLA. A shot a day keeps bone loss away
Interesting: https://www.uclahealth.org/news/engineered-compound-shows-promise-preventing-bone-loss-space Especially good news, after required development and full pharma testing...
Spin. 3 from the desk of SSI President Gary C Hudson
Spin: "Evidence is growing about the many ways that traveling in the microgravity environment of space tampers with the human body, with...
Spin. Leonard David on the Reasons for G-Lab work
President Gary Hudson sends you this link: https://spaceref.com/space-stations/gravity-situation-g-factor-artificial/ "“Currently, threshold gravity levels that avoid the various...
Vast Space to launch 1st private station on SpaceX rocket in 2025
"No one will be more surprised than I if, when Island One is completed, it looks very much like the sketches we now make of it. Even its size and its population may well be quite...
Spin. It is important if you are serious.
Spin. SSI President Gary Hudson sends you this link. Note these words: "According to one of the paper’s authors, it would be unwise to...
Gravitics Does The Pressure Test
Spin. "Humans need large living spaces." - Gravitics StarMax website Visit the Gravitics project: https://www.gravitics.com/ See the...
THE RECENT FACEBOOK KERFUFFLE
[from the SSI Facebook page] Apparently a minor ruckus was caused by a forward of a recent SpaceNews story. Comments here and there ran...
Unintended Consequences and Avoidable Ones
Share this image. Share this need. This is important. Blind Faith has no place in mission-critical engineering and Human lives are mission-critical to the Humanization of...
Why is the org into the “most far flung ideas” the one org pushing for the most important near-term work?
Someone is finally at least talking about starting some kind of Reduced Gravity test hardware! SpaceX? No. Blue Origin? Nope. Boeing+Lockheed=ULA? Nah. ESA? NASA? No and for the...