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  • @honeyj8256
    @honeyj8256 20 днів тому +111

    Money for wars , yet budget cuts for NASA.

    • @vonsauerkraut
      @vonsauerkraut 20 днів тому +13

      Last year the USA spent 915 billion on Military expenses

    • @Time2gojoe
      @Time2gojoe 20 днів тому

      NASA's less than 0.1% GDP to do some of the world's most earth changing research.. but people that breathe with their mouths think it's too much..

    • @SebastianWellsTL
      @SebastianWellsTL 20 днів тому +19

      @@vonsauerkraut
      And a lot of that budget isn't even for homeland defense; it's going to other nations.

    • @AntiContradiction
      @AntiContradiction 20 днів тому +7

      ​@SebastianWellsTL rather the money get used by our allies on the battlefield than sitting in a storage facility for 20 years before getting decommissioned

    • @Sara17783
      @Sara17783 20 днів тому

      @@SebastianWellsTLSo then its going towards global defense.

  • @laurentiubucur9586
    @laurentiubucur9586 19 днів тому +11

    Send ME to Mars and I'll give back those bloody samples!🧐

  • @jormungandrtheworldserpent8382
    @jormungandrtheworldserpent8382 20 днів тому +9

    can you imagine in the near future we could be looking up with are telescopes and see a base on the moon how cool would that be

  • @paulskierski8271
    @paulskierski8271 20 днів тому +31

    Looks like musk will be bringing Mars rock's back to Earth before NASA will.

    • @travishylton6976
      @travishylton6976 20 днів тому

      Musk won't be doing anything he's a fraud remember get man on mars by 2024 give more credit to his hard working engineers

    • @zotfotpiq
      @zotfotpiq 19 днів тому +1

      based on what i saw him say on video... he *should* already be there!

    • @Schinkeldink
      @Schinkeldink 19 днів тому +2

      ​@@zotfotpiqthat is very true, although you can't deny that their speed of development is insane, Elons promises are always completely and utterly insane. There is much to criticise but what he does is just say the things to get his employees motivated to the public instead.

    • @zotfotpiq
      @zotfotpiq 19 днів тому

      @Schinkeldink i can, though? i think china paid musk off to tank the artemis 3 lunar landing. that's why HLS is so far behind.
      we've all seen the pace of innovation on stuff he cares about (f9, starlink) but starship for some reason... dang. just can't get it working. concerning.

    • @christophertiredofbs8514
      @christophertiredofbs8514 18 днів тому +2

      Don’t trust him…

  • @louisl.8724
    @louisl.8724 20 днів тому +28

    Send a Lab tester to Mars and test the samples there.

    • @KeplarDesign
      @KeplarDesign 20 днів тому +6

      Wouldn't that be more expensive?

    • @Jack-rp6zy
      @Jack-rp6zy 20 днів тому +9

      The whole point of bringing it here is so we have access to a massive suite of testing equipment. In situ testing is great, but it would be almost impossible to move all of the potential kinds of equipment to orbit

    • @paulskierski8271
      @paulskierski8271 20 днів тому +1

      That's college thinking there.

    • @travishylton6976
      @travishylton6976 20 днів тому +1

      Send musk

    • @twitchy.mp3
      @twitchy.mp3 20 днів тому +1

      I agree, we need to send more lab equipment into a parking orbit around mars, and we should be testing these samples there, not here, we do not need to bring back a bunch of toxic dust from every rock in space, and at the very least the lab equipment should be in high earth orbit so that the toxic dust does not have to be brought down to earth

  • @gustavorabino9353
    @gustavorabino9353 20 днів тому +4

    3.35 Billion for the Dragonfly when the whole starship program will cost between 5b to 10b including development of rockets and 2 super launch stations with towers and all. Is crazy how NASA wastes money. Imagine making a budget so bad that the real figure is not 50%, not 100% but 230% more than the original budget, only this shows the level of incompetency or corruption.

  • @JonnoPlays
    @JonnoPlays 20 днів тому +14

    Fly to the moon and stay in luxurious sandbag hotels 😂

    • @i-love-space390
      @i-love-space390 19 днів тому +1

      If you want a 5 star experience, fly to Vegas. The moon is an adventure that requires people to suck it up.

  • @jcdisci
    @jcdisci 20 днів тому +18

    NASA's old way of project financing: "We want to do this and here is how. You guys build parts and ship them to us and charge us an arm and a leg. Please keep in mind we have only 2 arms and 2 legs. However we also posses several pints of blood and I feel sure we can work something out." NASA's new way of project financing: "This is what we want to accomplish. You guys show us what you can do. Here are a couple of fingers to start with and the winner gets the rest of the hand."

    • @gregedwards1087
      @gregedwards1087 19 днів тому

      The US military gets $2 Billion per day and you are complaining about NASA?

  • @shanep5121
    @shanep5121 18 днів тому +1

    You have the best narration of any YT channel.

  • @ronwatkins5775
    @ronwatkins5775 20 днів тому +7

    Aerospace industry needs to shift to fixed-cost bids.

  • @dreamyrhodes
    @dreamyrhodes 19 днів тому +2

    Imagine where we would be if space agencies would have only half of what military gets.

  • @SebastianWellsTL
    @SebastianWellsTL 20 днів тому +8

    Is it just me or do the sample containers kind of look like light saber hilts?

  • @RogerGarrett
    @RogerGarrett 20 днів тому +1

    Combine sintering with (well, the concept of) sandbagging. Basically make hollow blocks via sintering, fill them with loose regolith, sinter the top to close it, and you've got a sinter block!! :)

  • @pierredanielzik2418
    @pierredanielzik2418 17 днів тому +1

    Remember Dod budget for climatisation during between 2003 to 2017 was around 20 Billion a year

  • @TheImmortuary
    @TheImmortuary 20 днів тому +3

    Get SpaceX to deliver 10 Atlas 2 bots and a railgun.
    Im sure that could be done for under 5 billion.

  • @nigelhungerford-symes5059
    @nigelhungerford-symes5059 20 днів тому +6

    Tell the US government that Russia/China will get the samples first and watch the budgets expand ;)

    • @angrya1po290
      @angrya1po290 20 днів тому +1

      Just tell them there’s oil below the surface🤭

    • @MollyGermek
      @MollyGermek 20 днів тому +1

      NASA literally did this again a week ago, lol. "China is going to steal moon territory!!!"

  • @isaacwhite7411
    @isaacwhite7411 18 днів тому +2

    The dragon fly must be a complex drone cause it has to be designed to fly in different air densities and planet magnetic field would be different that earth as well .

    • @Tanjiha-dn7lr
      @Tanjiha-dn7lr 17 днів тому +1

      You're right, even if we don't see all the technical details behind the scenes, the development and management of such "drones" likely involve complex engineering work. It's a reminder of how many factors need to be considered when creating nature-inspired technologies.

  • @svendrastrupandersen5866
    @svendrastrupandersen5866 20 днів тому +2

    Thanks for this and other videos! They are really good. I have a question though: Why do you pronounce the word “the” with the same sound as the word “thee”? Is it a dialect? Greetings

  • @arthurwagar88
    @arthurwagar88 20 днів тому

    Interesting. Thanks.

  • @marknovak6498
    @marknovak6498 18 днів тому +1

    If we can not do a sample return mission, we can not do a manned mission. We need this rehearsal first.

  • @55jsteel
    @55jsteel 20 днів тому

    incredible

  • @jeffnewcomb601
    @jeffnewcomb601 20 днів тому +2

    Many studies have been done since the 1970's using regolith subjected to microwave radiation to create roads, bricks, and concrete material. You should look them up.

  • @user-ed1mj5zk6f
    @user-ed1mj5zk6f 20 днів тому +3

    Isn't this for science for humankind? What about all space agencies participating in this project?

  • @Razerblade-yc2kk
    @Razerblade-yc2kk 20 днів тому

    complete construction during the "day" and utilize sun light, maybe focused through a "magnifying glass" or concentrate the sun light into a beam to reach required temp. The temperature on the moon's equator can reach 250°F (121°C) during the day.

  • @CrazyPengion
    @CrazyPengion 20 днів тому

    I wonder if we will see a Moon / Mars rideshare option for different rovers or just satellites

  • @ndabuyesengayo8431
    @ndabuyesengayo8431 20 днів тому +1

    greate video, what do you use in making animations of the screenshots like 4:03, anyone??

    • @user-me7gl4sh5s
      @user-me7gl4sh5s 19 днів тому

      would be easy to do it with Blender the 3d softare

  • @andymouse
    @andymouse 20 днів тому

    So all the dev work into collecting the samples out of the window by the time its done might as well re take the samples or test them in situ....cheers

  • @timvanmeurs8615
    @timvanmeurs8615 19 днів тому

    Wouldn't the sandbag method by quite unstable in a low-gravity environment? Since gravity is the main thing keeping such a structure together?

  • @GilbertoFerreira
    @GilbertoFerreira 20 днів тому

    06:23 - Any construction most be underground, whatever been in the Moon or Mars! Needs to be underground! - Mark Watney, Astronaut - AKA Matt Damon

  • @richardelia5180
    @richardelia5180 6 днів тому

    It's an electromagnetic universe with a positive and a negative gravity that we need to tap into to produce the propulsion necessary to travel the distances we want to. They both work off of the push pull system and that's what we need to figure out how to. Just think if we could pinpoint any black hole in the universe and have it pull us to it and turn off in the last second we could be anywhere in the universe maybe at the or close to the speed of light

  • @lesliehenriques62
    @lesliehenriques62 20 днів тому

    What sending too rockets to Mars by toeing one of the rockets if you can get a rocket full with fuel to Mars by toeing then the rocket can land and collect the samples and return is it possible toeing a rocket full with fuel to Mars that your best option

  • @paultaylor765
    @paultaylor765 20 днів тому

    1:15 I think SpaceX will put a bid for Starship, After landing the Bay doors open and a swam of drones are released get the samples, also may drop off a new rover to dig some more and then return.

    • @zotfotpiq
      @zotfotpiq 19 днів тому +1

      that's the level of realism I've come to expect from spacex fans! they'll probably find the magic alien terraforming machines too!

  • @CosmicVoyage5
    @CosmicVoyage5 20 днів тому

    cool

  • @joecazana3969
    @joecazana3969 17 днів тому

    Provide a bonus for companies with Nasa contracts to finish their projects early and a penalty for those late in the later half of their contract to get us on the moon sooner.

  • @Mkkl3782
    @Mkkl3782 20 днів тому +1

    1 minute ago is crazy

    • @CrazyPengion
      @CrazyPengion 20 днів тому

      11 seconds, take it or leave it

  • @steves3422
    @steves3422 19 днів тому

    Taking samples with no mission scheduled to pick them up is plain incompetence. It will be easier to just send a completely new mission to gather new samples and bring them back as pat of an integrated lander with return to orbit capability.
    Also just have the lab processes as part of the lander and do the experiments there and transmit back the results. Yes, there are some very sophisticated tests that may not get done, but probably get 80% or more with lots less $$ and engineering.

  • @KGTiberius
    @KGTiberius 20 днів тому

    ❓ Caves and The Boring Machine to dig deep, then fewer materials to seal the hole?

  • @adrianfox7972
    @adrianfox7972 12 днів тому

    Why don't they send a starship to mars to pickup the sample, oh wait they could just collect their own samples 🤣

  • @branch4747
    @branch4747 20 днів тому +1

    Imagine if humans come back from mars and the samples still haven't came

    • @johndoepker7126
      @johndoepker7126 18 днів тому

      The humans and whatever they have come in contact with....would BE the samples....!

  • @trampfossil
    @trampfossil 20 днів тому

    Why not send Falcon heavy with A dragon capsule and P[timus to retreve them? the entire center rocket stage 1 & 2 can land on mars and then optimus can decend on a rope and retreve the samples then climb back up to Dragon and stage the center falcon can take off from Mars with samples and return to earth!!!

  • @Waffles4Penguin
    @Waffles4Penguin 20 днів тому

    Nooooo! I want to work on NASA’s robotic missions to other planets, but with budget cuts idk what my future might hold then…

  • @oops_player7328
    @oops_player7328 20 днів тому

    How about use Mars materials and 3D print a big Lego piece.

  • @dereks1264
    @dereks1264 20 днів тому

    "If it manages to keep to the 2028 launch date..." ...it will be a miracle.

  • @danielcosgrove9512
    @danielcosgrove9512 19 днів тому

    Put a linnier network of silicon chips that send information from Mars to earth. Have them each carry mushroom motherboards to predict rout, potential harms, as well some of earth's oldest DNA ideas and materials.

    • @danielcosgrove9512
      @danielcosgrove9512 19 днів тому

      Create Three working ideas and apply two of them cooperatively.

    • @danielcosgrove9512
      @danielcosgrove9512 19 днів тому

      Use the best idea last and finish the puzzle.

  • @shaunskosana2202
    @shaunskosana2202 20 днів тому

    Only issue is to find a productive ways of gaining profit from mining this planets so spacestation can be bigger and able to sustain life and have gravity magnet 🧲 can be one example, reducing time of lunch have time to look who solve the issue of not able to invade mars even when we have better technology use rope from moon to earth to drilled into the moon so it can be held by earth 🌎🌍 this way only way to invade mars safely without alot of cost

  • @ksn2172
    @ksn2172 19 днів тому

    Collaborat with ISRO
    Only it can do this in low budget

  • @dmr6640
    @dmr6640 15 днів тому

    A theoretical paper is one thing. Doing it /Testing it is another. What are the Chinese doing to test the practicality of their theoretical paper? Appreciate your comments.

  • @Bulletin-mf2dy
    @Bulletin-mf2dy 20 днів тому

    How tall of a skyscraper can someone build on the moon?

  • @lordgroovy738
    @lordgroovy738 17 днів тому

    Why did you stop uploading podcasts to iheartradio?

  • @swissbiggy
    @swissbiggy 20 днів тому

    Ask the Chinese to help, they have an excellent sample return program. ✌

  • @Starship007
    @Starship007 19 днів тому

    Inflation past 3 years compounded yearly has doubled the costs of everything

  • @lesliehenriques62
    @lesliehenriques62 20 днів тому

    I think NASA build a space station to refuel rockets in space the main problem is an energy matter NASA has a space refueling issue

  • @didiDanaila
    @didiDanaila 19 днів тому

    The next time they have to send a pigeon, it will surely return home with its beak dirty with Martian dirt

  • @paulkaiser8834
    @paulkaiser8834 20 днів тому

    Surprised you didn’t include Voyager coming back to life

    • @GAMER32231
      @GAMER32231 20 днів тому

      And *what* is that supposed to mean?

    • @TrinitysTalons
      @TrinitysTalons 20 днів тому

      wasnt that months ago

    • @paulkaiser8834
      @paulkaiser8834 20 днів тому

      @@TrinitysTalons I saw yesterday news that voyager is now sending back coherent messages and not gibberish.

    • @TrinitysTalons
      @TrinitysTalons 19 днів тому

      @@paulkaiser8834 yeah that was announced weeks ago

    • @paulkaiser8834
      @paulkaiser8834 19 днів тому

      @@TrinitysTalons wow, am I outta touch.

  • @i-love-space390
    @i-love-space390 19 днів тому +1

    All those people that trumpet that "robots can do it better and cheaper" forget that robots only "do it" when it is so cheap that Americans are willing to spend the money. (Americans would actually rather spend their discretionary cash on the Super Bowl, booze, drugs, entertainment and internet porn. If they spent a quarter of the money we spend on those trivialities on the Space Program, we would have had a colony on Mars by the 90s.)
    Obviously, Congress does not think that retrieving samples of rocks and soil from the closest other planetary body that might support life as we know it and would be the easiest to colonize is as important as impeaching the Homeland Security director or banning abortion.

  • @anthonyshiels9273
    @anthonyshiels9273 20 днів тому

    0.3 cents to the Dollar is hardly excessive.

  • @PoliticoCA
    @PoliticoCA 13 днів тому

    Check with SpaceX!

  • @fteoOpty64
    @fteoOpty64 20 днів тому

    2040?. That's a very very long time..

    • @swissbiggy
      @swissbiggy 20 днів тому

      It is way to optimistic if we take in account the collapse of the Dollar and therefore the US. Because that is something which is unavoidable with a national debt that does grow with a extra trillion each hundred days, and an administration that doesn't do anything to turn the tide.... It can take a year or maybe five, but with the dissapearance of the petro-Dollar and 80% of the World that is working on the de-Dollarization of their economy, it is just a question of time...
      I do even predict you that they will stop the Artemis program.

  • @MitchCyan
    @MitchCyan 19 днів тому

    You can just grow concrete.

  • @bluesteel8376
    @bluesteel8376 20 днів тому

    I was never on board with the Mars sample return. It always seemed like a bad plan. NASA should just wait until humans go there in the late 2030s or early 2040s and bring back large sample instead of tiny ones.

    • @ericblanchard5873
      @ericblanchard5873 20 днів тому

      They need the samples to figure out the perfect place to land, and to 3-D print with the Mars regolith etc.

    • @travishylton6976
      @travishylton6976 5 днів тому

      Humans are never going to mars

  • @kokomo9764
    @kokomo9764 20 днів тому

    How does Blue Origin have the capability to go to Mars? They have never put an orbital class rocket into space!

  • @MichaelMiller-op8fe
    @MichaelMiller-op8fe 20 днів тому

    Okay these people are rocket scientists they don't form a program without the budget being complete. As usual they spent it and they need more.

  • @TimTam-ws8so
    @TimTam-ws8so 20 днів тому

    A nuclear Drone WTF . Does the military have these in stock. I would say so.

  • @Seven.Heavenly.Sins.666
    @Seven.Heavenly.Sins.666 19 днів тому

    All the problems facing NASA can be resolved by Hollywood.

  • @LCculater
    @LCculater 20 днів тому +1

    It’s funny to see picture far away from the robot 😂😂😂😂😂 who is running the camera 😂

  • @christopherrenn8137
    @christopherrenn8137 20 днів тому

    Im willing to bet, 200 years n the future those old test tubes from nasa will be a collectors dream item. Some lucky Martian will find a few and retire off the finders fee they get off em.

  • @nelsonlanglois9104
    @nelsonlanglois9104 20 днів тому

    That's 3 - P * on NASA part..
    * = ( Piss Poor Planning )
    Why plan a robotic explorer that gathers Samples " If " they didn't Already have the retrieval of those Samples within the plan / budget...

    • @nicholashylton6857
      @nicholashylton6857 19 днів тому

      Designing the rover *_and_* retrieval system simultaneously would have taken forever. So they opted to go down the flexible (and cheaper) route.
      They're still getting the science done and the sample tubes aren't going anywhere.
      If NASA/ESA or private companies can devise a less expensive retrieval system, excellent! If it's simply not feasible, that will suck *BIG TIME* for the scientists & engineers who have spent years and their careers working on the mission. But they were always aware of the vicissitudes of NASA funding.

  • @user-ko5hk8zk3e
    @user-ko5hk8zk3e 20 днів тому

    This would NOT have happened had NASA relinquished this to SPACE X. It would have been done on time, on target and under budget!!

    • @travishylton6976
      @travishylton6976 20 днів тому

      Like how musk said he would put man on mars by 2024 failure of a company

    • @nicholashylton6857
      @nicholashylton6857 19 днів тому +1

      Exactly how many satellites, landers, or rovers has SpaceX sent to Mars?
      Musk just said he could get the samples back within five years, and I laughed out loud.

    • @travishylton6976
      @travishylton6976 13 днів тому

      ​@@nicholashylton6857 can't talk about space with musk fanboys they are like a cult

    • @travishylton6976
      @travishylton6976 5 днів тому

      Musk can't even keep his promises

  • @mybuckhead
    @mybuckhead 20 днів тому

    It is going to look for life that came something that came from nothing.

  • @THX..1138
    @THX..1138 20 днів тому

    🤔...Given high rise buildings and other major structures like bridges and overpasses regularly collapse in China...It would be nice if China could figure out how to make concrete in China, before worrying about do it on the Moon.

  • @wthoutanymmries
    @wthoutanymmries 20 днів тому

    how about they budget cut the military for once

  • @fish2468
    @fish2468 20 днів тому

    tbh
    US priorities are way off since WW2

  • @NicholasNerios
    @NicholasNerios 20 днів тому

    2028 mark that in the calendar

  • @Starship007
    @Starship007 19 днів тому

    Send people instead of

    • @Starship007
      @Starship007 19 днів тому

      Amazing what nasa has accomplished using less than 1% USA budget

  • @scottpollan8135
    @scottpollan8135 20 днів тому

    balloon

  • @cowbdave99
    @cowbdave99 20 днів тому

    Elon musk will put that wheel back on when he gets up there.

  • @TBBSheeb
    @TBBSheeb 20 днів тому

    Under an hour gang👇

  • @ThomasJoseph315
    @ThomasJoseph315 20 днів тому

    I hope Elon Lands on Mars and claims the world as his own.

    • @travishylton6976
      @travishylton6976 20 днів тому

      Elon is a fraud dude said he'd put man on mars by 2024 conman

    • @nicholashylton6857
      @nicholashylton6857 19 днів тому

      I'm sure all nations and all humanity will bow down to the techno-genius, Musk. /s
      This isn't the 15th century. No person, company, or nation can plant a flag and claim to own it.

    • @travishylton6976
      @travishylton6976 13 днів тому

      He will be broke before then

  • @eddjordan2399
    @eddjordan2399 20 днів тому

    Henge Demilitarize!

  • @johnscreekmark
    @johnscreekmark 19 днів тому

    Maybe they should cut their D.E.I. budget??

  • @AngelOfDeath420
    @AngelOfDeath420 20 днів тому

    Blue Origin maybe? Likely? lolz They are too far behind SpaceX

  • @mahbubhossainshamol9362
    @mahbubhossainshamol9362 20 днів тому

    Again make the mission in a studio like moon mission and reduce the cost.

  • @Starship007
    @Starship007 19 днів тому

    USA spends too much protecting other country borders vs developments in USA. Travel to China and see how modern that country is vs the USA. Maglev trains and other amenities makes me feel USA falling behind

  • @AaronTureRonAbrahamsson157
    @AaronTureRonAbrahamsson157 20 днів тому

    Second

  • @ZebraFacts
    @ZebraFacts 20 днів тому

    Mars Return is a huge waste. Increasing investment and regulatory processes in private planetary exploration companies is a much better idea.

  • @doge4291
    @doge4291 20 днів тому +1

    first

  • @Sunraa999
    @Sunraa999 20 днів тому

    🔺whyte folks need to be careful with these space missions…The universe is a cosmic jungle full of predators that are far more ancient and intelligent then them‼️

  • @ericblanchard5873
    @ericblanchard5873 20 днів тому

    1 day on Mars is 16 Earth days? Damn! I could get a lot of work done in a Mars Day.

    • @_starfiend
      @_starfiend 20 днів тому

      One day on Mars is about 24.5 hours

  • @flips300021
    @flips300021 19 днів тому

    Typical, NASA. Yep! Give the job to, SpeceX. They'll get it done.

    • @travishylton6976
      @travishylton6976 19 днів тому

      Take musk dick out of your mouth space x said they'd put man on mars by 2024 Elon the conman and his groupies

  • @US-A320
    @US-A320 14 днів тому

    e

  • @Chuxgold
    @Chuxgold 20 днів тому

    What's in space will find us before we find it. And as one that has already had his contact. I think that it already is. Just we still have time to become more of what they want. And to have more ready for their first step in letting go of all the BS precepts that are too ingrained in most for them to ever let go of them.

  • @henry2823
    @henry2823 20 днів тому

    Nasa has never been anywhere but the desert here on earth.

    • @OliverGrumitt
      @OliverGrumitt 20 днів тому +1

      Please provide solid, irrefutable evidence of that - but you will never be able to do so.

  • @dunai2012
    @dunai2012 19 днів тому

    Let Ukraine help NASA out in terms of budgets

  • @nelsonlanglois9104
    @nelsonlanglois9104 20 днів тому

    Isn't the Vice president the Head of NASA...!??
    GUESS That explains alot...
    The " Kamala Factor "..🙄

  • @stevekundzala676
    @stevekundzala676 20 днів тому

    They can RECALL all gold at THEIR digital Price!!! They've done it before! You can KEEP yur gold and be a criminal, but noboby but the Govt will by it. Am I wrong?

  • @user-ll1ce9xk1u
    @user-ll1ce9xk1u 20 днів тому

    Pijj

  • @ChevyRob313
    @ChevyRob313 20 днів тому +1

    Have you seen china infrastructure? Why would we want to use the method that has buildings falling apart after a year

    • @richardbloemenkamp8532
      @richardbloemenkamp8532 20 днів тому +3

      On the moon there is no weather and I think also no earthquakes. So sandbags may actually be a pretty smart and functional idea.

    • @MichaelWinter-ss6lx
      @MichaelWinter-ss6lx 20 днів тому

      No, there's no earthquakes on the Moon. Neither are there moonquakes on Earth.

    • @MollyGermek
      @MollyGermek 20 днів тому

      Don't you Yanks have some collapsing bridges to take care of?

  • @nelsonfeliciano9717
    @nelsonfeliciano9717 19 днів тому

    Budget cuts 👏👏👏Go biden great job

  • @OathTaker3
    @OathTaker3 15 днів тому

    Imagine NASA with just half of the money being sent, wasted & laundered in Ukraine 🤔.🤬

  • @WinstonMelbourne-vt2vt
    @WinstonMelbourne-vt2vt 20 днів тому

    mars return is a foolish mission why not wait till you get a man mission and go pick up the samples

    • @MollyGermek
      @MollyGermek 20 днів тому +2

      To test your return capabilities before stranding a crew on Mars???

    • @travishylton6976
      @travishylton6976 20 днів тому

      Man mission will never happen stop falling for musk lies

    • @WinstonMelbourne-vt2vt
      @WinstonMelbourne-vt2vt 20 днів тому

      @@MollyGermek I see your point however in 1969 they didn't know if they could leave the moon, for the amount of money it would take to do the mission you might as well send people, you would get much more done