On the DEWLine 2.0: Dwight Williams

If anyone had told me when I was a child reading astronomy atlases that I would live long enough for images such as these to become available to the average human beings of any and almost all countries, I might have laughed. Or maybe not. I was already a fan of Space: 1999 and Star Trek by the time I hit grade 4.

And now we're here. At this point. It's happened.

Space nerd wants to revisit this site later. You might end up having fun too.

http://scifleet.esa.int/#/

I didn't know that they've been involved in this! Mind you, the doctor involved has had to travel to Germany to do some of the work...

https://www.cbc.ca/news/health/artificial-gravity-1.5216905

http://io9.com/russia-severs-space-science-ties-with-u-s-in-a-curt-br-1576482382

Guessing that we're going to need to speed up (re)building our own launch capacities. Also, add more dance partners to the ISS projects.

I'm thinking of - at minimum - India, South Africa, Australia, Brazil. Some of them are going to be in better position to contribute soon than others, obviously.

Who else?