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Comment Anti-fracking agenda (Score -1) 166

The New Yorker's concern for Oklahomans is touching. It is a place in which they normally would have little interest.Or do they have an agenda? Nowhere in the article did they correlate the epicenter of earthquakes with the depth of drilling. The oil wells are simply too shallow. Nice try guys. South Central Oklahoma's Wichita Mountains are part of the remains of a continental rift system. There are deep normal faults, kilometers deep, and seismically active from time to time. Not unlike the more famous New Madrid fault of the Mississippi to the east. They should take time to learn about the geology of flyover country.

Comment Recover more funding (Score -1) 58

NASA could recover more funding if they ended the space station project early, as George W. Bush planned. About $25 billion by my count. What will they do up there between now and then? A whole lot of nothing, marooned with our enemies the Russians. It would be wiser to go back to the moon before the Chinese do.

Comment Slow walking (Score -1, Troll) 59

Not surprising. Obama's activists at NASA have been slow walking (read sabotaging) the program for years. They'd rather be raining federal dollars on their crooked hero Elon MUsk. We need a new President who will make SLS a priority. Constellation was a great program and the leftists wrecked it. Now we are marooned for the next decade on a decrepit space station with our arch enemies, the Russians. Not a space program befitting America, but then again, neither is our leadership.

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