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Joined December 31, 2023
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@elCelio @mustapipa or better, escape the shithole of US and join other national space agencies. I'm quite sure that a number of NASA staff hold more than one nationality, and would be able to get work pretty much anywhere in the world in any case
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@sundogplanets@mastodon.social based on the choice of vocabulary alone it sounds like it was written by Musk/one of his SpaceX fanboy. The first line starts "In the geopolitical race to commercialize and dominate the Final Frontier" (capitalization sic), by the second sentence it talks about "the province of science fiction" 😂😆
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@davidho@mastodon.world congratulations. As someone working in the environmental reporting domain, I have (as an outsider) an inkling how the scientific community pulls together for an enormous volume of work from many contributors - it must feel like an odyssey. But I also know how impactful work is when put in practice in industry. I will be using your work when it comes out. Excited already for the results in 2027, and any updates in between!
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@stux@mstdn.social which one of these options leaves you with the greatest cut? Or does it not matter?
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@jwildeboer @forgejo @BZKopensource the #NHS in the UK could learn something here. Instead of stopping open source, move it to Forgejo
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@MarkHoltom@mastodonapp.uk
Darren
Masoud
Alexey
Amin
First names of CEOs of top oil firms - ExxonMobil, National Iranian Oil Co, Gazprom, and Aramco, who have personally lobbied against climate action or under whose leadership the companies continued to expand oil extraction. As a result their legacy can be directly attributed to elevated risk of destruction caused by more powerful storms affecting the UK.
This also fits the naming convention already employed of using common names