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I'm Drew Breunig and I obsess about technology, media, language, and culture. I live in New York, studied anthropology, and work in advertising technology.

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NASA is working on inflatable space stations, in-orbit refueling and more. I’m excited by the NASA budget cuts: it’s forcing innovation and encouraging the agency to develop tools that are cheap enough to trickle down to earth. With a full budget, they keep launching men in rockets. With a scarce budget they’re building cheaper better robots, scalable launch technology, and figuring ways to increase fuel efficiency. (Via Gizmodo)

NASA is working on inflatable space stations, in-orbit refueling and more.

I’m excited by the NASA budget cuts: it’s forcing innovation and encouraging the agency to develop tools that are cheap enough to trickle down to earth. With a full budget, they keep launching men in rockets. With a scarce budget they’re building cheaper better robots, scalable launch technology, and figuring ways to increase fuel efficiency. (Via Gizmodo)

Source: Gizmodo