"Puns are the lowest form of humor," Buddha taught. Or Oscar Levant. Or Jonathan Swift. Or someone; even mighty AI can't figure out who said it first.
Doesn't matter, because it's dead wrong.
How can puns be the lowest humor, when they're the most concise? When I grew up, funny men like Buddy Hackett or Flip Wilson based whole careers on telling actual jokes, requiring a story with a set-up and a main character and a narrative just to get to a punchline. Three to five minutes between laughs....
There have been many deaths in space, usually from space craft malfunctions.
So far, no one has been murdered in space.
But given human nature, doesn't that seem inevitable as more and more people migrate to the Moon and beyond?
From Sputnik in 1957 until the first decade of the 21st century, escaping earth's atmosphere required such massive resources that only governments could attempt it. But "the privatization of space" has taken over.
Private companies from India and Japan have landed on...