Hadrian: Ex Machina Ad Lunam

Meet the Anti-Decline Company Building to Keep the Solar System Free

Welcome to the 890 newly Not Boring people who have joined us since last Monday! Join 110,611 smart, curious folks by subscribing here: 🎧 To get this essay straight in your ears: listen on Spotify or Apple Podcasts Hi friends 👋, Happy Monday! If you haven’t read a Not Boring piece in a little while, read this one. Hadrian is different than the companies we normally talk about in Not Boring. While it relies heavily on software, its main focus is in the world of atoms. It uses big machines to make precision parts for rockets and satellites. It blends automation and high-skilled labor.…

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