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Best news today! boardwalktimes.net/report-th…

Being able to deliver tens of tons of rescue equipment anywhere on the planet is like something out of The Thunderbirds. afrl.af.mil/News/Article-Dis…

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Sure this is cool and all, but it doesn’t solve the problem of the final season of Game of Thrones.

I remember Avery Brooks on an IBM commercial asking "WHERE IS MY FLYING CAR?" Mr. Brooks, your ride is here.

Added a "Guests" page to The Rocketeer Minute Podcast website. Forgot how many folks we had on the show! rocketeerminute.com/guests/

It's nice watching someone finally "get it."

Pouring down rain in front of the Publix. Then I remembered Smart Summon. As the car pulled up, a man watching me said, “Is that legal?” I said, “Yep, unless it’s on a public street.” He shook his head, “It shouldn’t be legal.” Then he walked out to his car, in the rain.

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey did the unthinkable: he vetoed a stupid regulation passed 7-6 by the city council, requiring "autonomous" cars to have human drivers in them. "This is a technology that exists already in a number of other cities that has been in use at this point for over a year, and I think we should embrace it in the city, and at the same time, we should regulate it. We should make sure that it's safe." Chalk one up for common sense.

This is the kind of questions that appear in my local Facebook community pages.

I always look forward to junk spam texts.

I un-fisheyed the fisheye lens from today's flight. Fascinating how Starhip deploys spacecraft when it's aligned with the R-bar vector (center of the Earth). Shuttle never did that, as far as I remember.

I see people in traffic driving Juniper Model Ys and using their steering wheels and I think, “what’s wrong with them?”

TRUE OR FALSE? Batman lived in Gotham City. (You can win many bar bets with one picture)

Don’t tell how much you “love driving yourself” if you haven’t experienced FSD. There’s no “driving love” when it’s 11:30 at night and 18-wheelers are surrounding you on a four-lane highway in the rain.

I’ve been working on my railroad, all the live-long day.

Our final episode of The Captain America Minute Podcast features our friend, director Joe Johnston, talking about everything from the art of storytelling to what it's like seeing a Millenium Falcon sticker on a car (he designed that ship). Join us Friday! capminute.com

Guys, find a girl who looks at you the same way this lady’s Robert Shaw tattoo looks at you.