Who would want to watch vids of the astronauts dying a slow death on the moon?They know what they signed up for. They accepted the risk.https://oig.nasa.gov/audits/nasas-management-of-the-human-landing-system-contracts/
>but does not currently have the capability to rescue crew should they become stranded in space or on the lunar surface.
>>539322608Elon has pictures of the people selling the contracts while they were raping children. He doesn't need to make a lander.
>>539322608Anyone who has ever played Kerbal can see what a complete shit show that lander is going be.
My dream project would be to create a community of people with down syndrome (I call them potatoes or downies)in some isolated place where they can develop their own retarded subculture independent of everyone else. Moon Base Potato seems like a bit too much for a downie tribe to overcome though. What natural environment would downies flourish in best? Also, what do you imagine happening long-term? I'd suspect a rape based autocracy after a few generations, with correspondingly intense levels of incest and further birth defects going unchecked. A retard religion would form based around which women became pregnant the most. Downies would eat mostly meat as nomads if possible, because agriculture is too complex.
>>539322608space travel is fake and gayno such thing as outer space, only lights in the sky above earth
>>539322608moon crickets last transmission>I'm a finna run out of air nigga>gasp gasp>I can't breeff>static crackle
>>539324459>Nigga how you can't breathe nigga just like inhale mothafucka you way up in that air my nigga
>>539322608>NASA’s acquisition approach for the lunar landers has been effective in controlling contract costs, with the SpaceX andBlue Origin contracts having only increased by 6 percent and less than 1 percent, respectively. This was due in part toNASA negotiating mutually beneficial contract changes at no cost to the government. However, both SpaceX andBlue Origin have experienced schedule delays and face technical and integration challenges that have the potential tofurther impact lander costs and delivery schedules. In particular, SpaceX’s lander will not be ready for a June 2027 lunarlanding. To accelerate lander development to meet a 2028 lunar landing date, NASA is assessing proposals from bothSpaceX and Blue Origin, but it is too early to determine the technical feasibility, financial implications, and scheduleimpacts of these proposals.Over budget, delayed and no backup plan>but muh record setting IPO>but a.i. bro
RoutineOIG and GOA shit on NASA frequentlyUnfortunately Congress has wrote the pork in
>>539326135Trump's fault for not allowing those companies to import more of the global talent they need to take America's space program into the twenty-first century.
what's built on the side we don't see?
