I don't get the problem at all; we've had a lunar circadian rhytm for tens of millenia, reset every morning by the sunrise. Adjusting from an internal 25-hour day to an external 24h35m one should, if anything, be easier than adjusting to an external 24h day.

Nor am I as think as you drunk I am, yuo scroundel!

Where are my mod points when I need them... -1 Just Plain Wrong

This is incorrect, the reason human babies aren't more developed at birth is because the energy required to continue development is larger than the energy the mother's body can produce. Unfortunately, my google-fu seems to be faulty; I can't find the BBC documentary where this was shown...

And you think that #2, "star traveller", is a better word than #1, "space traveller"? Why?

Finally, and China got in before India!
The government - if that is the word - of the middle Northern American country, colloquially known as the Americas [sic?], has decided to refrain from participating in any so-called "Moon race" because it "reminds them too much of the novel 'The Stand'", and any reference to 'The Trash-Can Man' does NOT refer to "the National Aero-Spatial Agent... - What do you mean that's not what it's.. Turn off that micr."

_So anyone expecting any of the benefits of a free market aren't going to find it._
You mean, you have to pay a premium to call it _free_? That's the most popular one I've seen... besides lowering costs for manufacturers by lowering wages. That one's a favourite!

What's that? The feared E. Coli bacterium crossed with the Ebola virus?

That definition applies only to our star in particular.
FTFY.

Just thought of this:
Hot vents can melt (some) metals, which may eventually lead to the discovery of metallurgy, which may then lead to fireless blacksmiths with better (non-oxidized) iron...
Just a thought. Hope one of my favourite SF authors sees it and runs off with it.

(1) A "planet" [1] is a celestial body that (a) is in orbit around the Sun, (b) has sufficient mass for its self-gravity to overcome rigid body forces so that it assumes a hydrostatic equilibrium (nearly round) shape, and (c) <b>has cleared the neighbourhood around its orbit.</b>
Does this mean that Neptune is not a planet, since Pluto, Charon et al are still bothering it!?

Oh for mod pointz!
+1 funny!

Restrict freedom, that'll make them stop trying to take it all away...

Or <blink> tags? Of which the only valid use is: Schroedinger's cat is <blink>not</blink> alive.

What, they're spinning off their malware component from their malware-detector? That could actually result in one usable product...