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I worked on a Google Form to help you and me get the bug-report task easier.
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As for the dev, well, nothing is really new. Exams + exams + exams + no-infos school about these exams = no time to do hobbies. Sorry for that, I'll do the best I can do for my little ship

Following the impact of meteor bgyf/34/gh/89 on the surface of the moon, obtaining water now moved within the realms of possibility.

Lunar landscapes moved in to fill this gap and started to process this and other ores to produce O2 H2O and N2. i.e. air and water. As a by product of this, it was also found that a concrete like building substrate could be produced on the lunar surface. This offered excellent protection from micro to mini meteorites and vastly reduced the raw material...

Update

Tracking of the meteor has shown it has broken up.

Most of It is now expected to hit the moon in July of this year. It is also expected to hit while the sun is not shining on the expected landing sites. All this means that plans to harvest this water have now gone in to full gear.

From around 2010 many private companies have been working on their own spacecraft which was fuelled by the demise of the “Space Shuttle” and assisted by direct US government...

Some readers of this blog series might have googled for DVCS, and found one of the IMHO cutest arguments against using a DVCS:

Still, I've never seen him without this one here, have you?

But whatever...

I'm so bold now to proclaim that especially for the lonesome cowboy coder, a DVCS fits the needs. Let me show - as promised - what the last post's...

Update
Scientists are starting to consider a return to the Moon big time. A meteoroid nicknamed “Slowcoach Mary” may bring over 4000 litres of water to the moon.

Scientists tracking the object have predicted the object will hit or pass within 100km of the moon in 20 months time. “This is a once only opportunity. This thing is bigger than all the other man made objects we have sent to the moon put together”.

With recycling this water would easy support a team...