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Why use the landmine analogy when you can use the Space Race analogy? We ended up with GPS, high resolution cameras on satellites, the Hubble, and of course, in
by jotm 11y ago
Why use the landmine analogy when you can use the Space Race analogy? We ended up with GPS, high resolution cameras on satellites, the Hubble, and of course, intercontinental ballistic missiles, which have yet to kill anyone, thankfully...
But I agree about the debris - then again, maybe they'll invent something to clear all that crap...
- artmageddon 11y ago> Why use the landmine analogy when you can use the Space Race analogy? I was focusing specifically on the "war" part which, to me in part, means targeting enemy assets in space, e.g. artificial satellites for communications and other purposes. If it were a race between nations to accomplish a specific goal, then by all means, let the games begin.