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International Starships
Recent negotiations regarding Japan's role in the Artemis program highlight the role international partners play, and how the global launch market could…
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Peter Hague
Socialism on One Planet
A strain of radical politics is on a crusade to prevent humans leaving Earth. Here I investigate why, and what can be done to steer reasonable people…
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Peter Hague
Mass Value Report for March 2024
Tracking how likely or not it is for SpaceX to reach their ambitious launch target this year, and whether the debut of operational Starship flights will…
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March 2024

The Meaning of Starship
The capability being developed by SpaceX is going to change everything.
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Mass Value Report for February 2024
Tracking how likely or not it is for SpaceX to reach their ambitious launch target this year, and looking into some of the competition that may be…
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February 2024

Substance and Spectacle
Seeing is believing, and the right images - when they truthfully represent progress - can change the world.
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Sacred Places
There are places in the universe that humans consider sacred. How do we balance respect for this with the need to utilise resources and build?
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If Skylab Had Not Been Cancelled
People often wonder what would have happened if Apollo had not been cancelled - but what if America's first space station program had continued after…
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January 2024

Mass Value Report for January 2024
In the first month of 2024, there have been some setbacks for Falcon 9 - is it time to worry yet?
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Appearing on The Space Show
On Sunday 28th I will be appearing on the Space Show - 12pm PT/8pm GMT
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Peter Hague
Review of a City on Mars (Part III)
International treaties and space law become tools for arguing against human expansion. Do these arguments hold together?
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Bringing Starship to the UK
The UK lacks a launch capability at the moment. Rather than develop one, can we simply buy the best rocket in the world?
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