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The Advantages
of Space Living Over Planetary Living

This article started out as a paper for a college seminar hosted by Gerard O'Neill, and was then later modified for a Star Trek Club Fanzine

Crossroads

Compares two different futures: One with space travel, and one without.

I Have Seen the Enemy...

Here's an article I wrote which touches on extraterrestrial conspiracies, the X-Files, Star Trek, and the decline of popular culture.  It deceptively starts out like a review of the movie "The Arrival".  But like the aliens of that movie, I have a hidden agenda.

Are We Alone In the Galaxy?
The View from the High Frontier

This paper is an attempt to use the "High Frontier" perspective to investigate the mystery of whether or not there are other technological races in our galaxy.

The JREF 1 Million Dollar Challenge

This article provides a history of skeptic James Randi's Psychic Challenge, and the evasions of those who, judging from their claims, ought to be in a position to win it.

Been There, but Have We Really Done That?

Should we return to the moon, or is that only a needless detour on the road to Mars?

Anatomy of a Claimant

No matter how different the claims may be of those who say they want to be tested by James Randi, it seems they all use the same rhetoric, objections, and dodges.  If you've seen one claimant, you've pretty much seen them all.

The Case for Space

Would we be better off building settlements on the surface of Mars, or in free space?  This article provides a side-by-side comparison.

Building Dreams From Moondust

This article discusses the use of lunar resources in nearby space, and the feasibility of lunar mass drivers.

Somewhere Else Entirely

To what extent does planetary chauvinism bias our thinking when considering space projects?  This article illustrates this tendency with specific examples.

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