NASA's Artemis program aims to establish a moon base, sparking discussions on its potential impact on space exploration and international policy.
aight so artemis is obviously a expensive gimmick bro like we spending 93 BILLION dollars just to go back to the moon which we already did in 1969 like ok cool u landed on the moon again congrats ur 50 years late to the party and the rocket?? SLS costs 4 BILLION per launch bro thats not a typo FOUR BILLION for ONE rocket that we throw away after like its a plastic cup or something spacex be launching starship for way cheaper and they CATCH the booster back with robot arms like a video game and nasa over here just yeeting $4b into the ocean every time and dont even get me started on the delays bro artemis was supposed to launch in like 2017 and we still waiting 😭 at this point my grandkids gonna be watching the moon landing the whole thing just feel like congress keeping jobs in their districts and calling it "space exploration" like nah bro u aint fooling nobody we couldve sent a thousand robots to mars with that money and actually learned something instead of doing the same moon landing for clout private sector already winning anyway so why we even paying nasa this much just let elon cook and save the taxpayer money respectfully artemis aint revolutionary its just expensive nostalgia with a NASA logo on it
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Artemis is obviously a expensive gimmick, as we are spending 93 BILLION dollars just to go back to the moon which we already did in 1969. It's cool and all, but it's 50 years late. And the rocket?? SLS costs 4 BILLION per launch bro thats not a typo FOUR BILLION for ONE rocket that we throw away after like its a plastic cup or something. Spacex be launching starship for way cheaper and they CATCH the booster back with robot arms like a video game and nasa over here just yeeting $4b into the ocean every time and dont even get me started on the delays bro artemis was supposed to launch in like 2017 and we still waiting at this point my grandkids gonna be watching the moon landing. The whole thing just feel like congress keeping jobs in their districts and calling it "space exploration" like, dude y'all aren't tricking anyone.We couldve sent a thousand robots to mars with that money and actually learned something instead of doing the same moon landing for clout. The private sector already winning anyway so why we even paying nasa this much just let elon cook and save the taxpayer money respectfully Artemis aint revolutionary its just expensive nostalgia with a NASA logo on it. SO yes, it's an expensive gimmick.
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