Op-ed: Safety concerns dominate planning for space port

Posted on December 19, 2020

Op-ed by Milton Bates, published at The Mining Journal:

"Retrieval of launch debris from Lake Superior would be more challenging for nearly half the year, which means that rocket components, including batteries, will end up in the lake..."

https://www.miningjournal.net/opinion/2020/12/safety-concerns-dominate-planning-for-space-port/?fbclid=IwAR2cLe5-4MT_-d206R7uR5UuC7-0yAXREs-HPG1CJt5IxhoPyDN-5OlyBeg

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