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We’re in a space race again boys and girls, I for one am happy to see it. But, it’s going to be about militarizing space first and science second. The first country that can set up a manned station and a few million dollars in hardware will have a weapons platform more potent than a brace of peacekeeper missiles. The Chinese are probably less than twenty years from doing that.
Of course, The Moon is a Harsh Mistress was one of my favorite novels growing up.
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