Why NASA Is Finally Returning To The Moon

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  • Опубликовано: 2 июл 2024
  • A brand new lunar base operating entirely off solar energy. A 3D printer that can construct buildings using moon rocks and dust. A space RV vehicle that can drive around astronauts without a spacesuit. This is why NASA is finally returning to the moon with the Artemis missions.
    0:00 Intro
    0:30 Artemis Mission
    1:54 Resource Harvesting
    2:28 Mission Delay
    3:10 Solar Power And Moon Water
    4:45 VIPER Rover
    5:52 Exploration Rover
    6:45 Breathable Transport Vehicle
    7:55 Lunar Base Design
    8:43 Moon Rock 3D Printer
    9:22 Importance of Moon Rock
    10:10 Self-Sufficiency on the Moon
    10:42 Outro
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  • @Steve211Ucdhihifvshi
    @Steve211Ucdhihifvshi Год назад

    i subscribed mainly because you actually linked the whole video in the short video! Thanks

  • @thormanray9090
    @thormanray9090 Год назад +2

    Incredible content!

  • @techxtv357
    @techxtv357 Год назад +1

    Your content is amazing and stock footage quality is also good. Keep it up 👍👍

  • @TerryProthero
    @TerryProthero Год назад +31

    On the moon, it would be better to have a base underground. This would protect it from radiation and most meteor strikes. You might have solar panels and rocket launch pads on the surface, but most things should be underground. And the base can expand as you create tunnels for mining. As for transportation, a high speed underground train system is your best option. Without an atmosphere, aircraft don't even work on the moon. And messing around on the surface is dangerous in general. You would only want to go there when necessary. But over time, it would be possible to create a very habitable underground city. The main issue being what effect 1/6 normal gravity would have on the human body.

    • @buttercooler900
      @buttercooler900 Год назад

      The Creator did not make man to live on other planets in His intelligent design.

    • @Zacharysharkhazard
      @Zacharysharkhazard Год назад +9

      @@buttercooler900 Yet we choose to do it anyways, pushing forward and spitting in the faces of people who tell us what we can and can’t do.

    • @averagejoe8255
      @averagejoe8255 Год назад +9

      @@buttercooler900 Ever heard of free will?

    • @Mister_Pedantic
      @Mister_Pedantic Год назад +7

      @@averagejoe8255 Only when it's convenient for them.

    • @Mister_Pedantic
      @Mister_Pedantic Год назад +3

      @@buttercooler900 American preachers have been saying that ever since Sputnik was launched. Tiresome.

  • @Wildstar40
    @Wildstar40 Год назад +13

    Apparently the top layer of the moons surface is enriched with Helium3 from the Sun. That fuel source alone can be used for many things and it's right there on the surface.

    • @billblaski9523
      @billblaski9523 Год назад +3

      What if they dig in the moon? Couldn't they discover things underground? Like what if gold and diamonds are underground on the moon lol

    • @Wildstar40
      @Wildstar40 Год назад

      @@billblaski9523
      What if they dig in and discover the Moon really is made out of cheese ! Old Man God upstairs playing pranks on us lol. Or what if the Moon is hollow and is actually a Dyson sphere around a very tiny star inhabited by very tiny aliens who have been monitoring our progress ever since they removed the dinosaurs and planted us here from our dying planet from only the aliens know where. So yeah ... I'm insane lol.

    • @Decton
      @Decton Год назад

      true!
      but it might be a challenge scooping it up considering all the dust and other particles on the surface

    • @Decton
      @Decton Год назад

      ​@@billblaski9523 would be good, well diamonds not so much since the earth has enough diamond deposits but gold aluminum or even just plain old iron would be good to see

    • @stellaoh9217
      @stellaoh9217 Год назад

      There's no method for doing this yet.

  • @tstatus1206
    @tstatus1206 Год назад +1

    Why is this not a video game already? Gather resources, build your lunar base, level up lol

  • @periklisspanos7185
    @periklisspanos7185 Год назад +2

    Yes yes they returned to their place in Utah somewhere

  • @RobertFairweatherMusic
    @RobertFairweatherMusic Год назад +2

    Returning? Why no live shots from space with the capsule approaching the moon?

  • @alegendsock2581
    @alegendsock2581 Год назад +1

    1:39 ha, TOYOTA let's go places

  • @Origitalus
    @Origitalus Год назад

    Good tea 😁

  • @sweenie58
    @sweenie58 Год назад

    Making Al I beams etc would be a beginning for orbital construction of rotating habitats.

  • @edwingan1988
    @edwingan1988 Год назад +1

    Get there first man! 🤣

  • @jan_phd
    @jan_phd Год назад +1

    Condominiums, 8 story high rises, and underground operational and sleeping modules... make it so.

  • @jamesbarry1673
    @jamesbarry1673 Год назад

    That Moon dust it's a killer

  • @gregorylambrihgt2757
    @gregorylambrihgt2757 Год назад +2

    Yes! But if they use the water for return fuel how are they goin to replunish the water for drinking and growing food? You say it is not unlimited or on limited quanity.

  • @adamgh0
    @adamgh0 Год назад +1

    3:10 "We need a royalty free version of the X-Files theme."

    • @liminalogy
      @liminalogy  Год назад +1

      actually I had to buy an envato elements subscription for that one 😄

  • @benjaminkevin1901
    @benjaminkevin1901 3 месяца назад

    Yeehaw!

  • @ThomasLee123
    @ThomasLee123 Год назад +4

    Solar is silly. Nucear would be more functional.

  • @chrisrichardson8881
    @chrisrichardson8881 Год назад

    I worked at the Johnson Space Center in the 1980's
    during the first shuttle missions. The saddest thing was that we did not go back
    to the moon and only worked in low earth orbit. What a waste of time. We went on
    to attack other countries and found the money to keep war on the front page. We
    diverted funds away from actually developing a moon base and learn how to work
    with the world rather than to attack people we should have been trading with. The
    science we could have learned had we been more bold. Would people die, yes, People
    died massively when they came to the new world. We also brought small pox to the
    natives and that nearly wiped them out. Many lessons are to be learned through
    these efforts. How many did we lose in the wars we started and the governments we
    flipped while being imperialist. What a waste? It is like Christopher Columbus
    touching the shore of the New World and turning around and sailing back to Spain
    to report, "OK, we have been there and we do not need to go back."
    Our investigation of the
    moon will build a platform we can explore the solar system from easily and using
    very little resource that actually has to be lifted from earth. The products
    build and refined on the moon can be delivered to anywhere on earth using a solar
    powered mass driver to launch out of the moon's shallow gravity well to any half
    kilometer on earth using reentry vehicles constructed from melted basaltic rock
    mined on the moon and built with large 3-D printers on the moon. These reentry
    devices are basically one-way shipments and the shells can be used as raw materials
    for housing, storage, roadway construction, boats and hundreds of other uses after
    they have brought their products back to earth. Hitting Mars would not be that
    much more difficult and we could turn Mars into an Ikea so that the astronauts only
    need to arrive with a screwdriver and a pair of pliers.
    I propose that if we had had this in force and we had curbed our imperialism, we
    could have massive manufacturing on the moon with cheap solar sheets that would keep our
    infrastructure running and keep these fascists out of trouble. We would be growing food
    for space travel on the moon in the lava tubes, building reentry craft out of basaltic thread
    and launching them from the surface of the moon with product manufactured on the moon and
    smelted in cometory orbits of the sun's heliosphere and extruded into structural elements
    on the way back to the moon or one of the Lagrange points for the construction of space
    stations, and send prefabbed materials to Mars to turn our base there into an Ikea so our
    astronauts should only have to show up with a screw driver and a hammer. You think too
    small.
    How about setting up a base on the moon and start actually making space pay. The new
    renascence will be the new science and materials we will discover when we get up to the
    moon and build a mass driver and set up basaltic thread generation and applying it to large
    3D printer generation of reentry vehicles to return product we generate on the moon back to
    earth without much fuel as the mass driver is solar powered. Solar power is readily
    available 14 days a month at any one spot on the moon. We will need to generate food
    up there, but our being there will help to generate organic soil and we can generate
    our own light for the growth of food that could make it cheaper to stay on the moon and
    travel farther outward. We could have done this already but our imperialism got in
    the way. We had to feed the military industrial complex rather than explore space.
    We made bad decisions back in the late 1970's, 80's, and so on until now we are starting
    to wake up and get our priorities more in line.

  • @productguru8323
    @productguru8323 Год назад

    How much would such a program cost? Who would put out such a big budget?

  • @arsnotorious
    @arsnotorious Год назад

    My favorite part is guns won't be allowed due to pressure, I guarantee electric charge protection equipment evolves like crazy soon.

  • @zoltanszabo8950
    @zoltanszabo8950 Год назад

    goodluck

  • @espino_productions6838
    @espino_productions6838 Год назад

    This video reminds me of Solaris from Destroy All Humans 2. The only difference is that Solaris is a KGB owned. Play the game or watch videos of here on RUclips. It's such a beautiful map, especially with the remake making the environments graphically realistic

  • @rodferguson3515
    @rodferguson3515 Год назад +2

    I am personally looking forward to 3D printing construction of regulate Moon soil to be used as a shield or future moon base applications also the producing of oxygen and perhaps the mining of helium 3 For Fusion production energy creation.

  • @bugsbunny8691
    @bugsbunny8691 Год назад

    I enjoyed this video. Forget about Mars, I'd love to go work on the moon, with a view of the earth, filling the sky and casting earthlight everywhere, I think it would eliminate most of the psychological dangers predicted in going anywhere else. Plus experiencing 1 6th gravity in everyday life without a bulky spacesuit would be pretty cool.

    • @Cristian-vm1bg
      @Cristian-vm1bg Год назад

      wouldnt the graviy thing cause major health issues tho?

    • @bugsbunny8691
      @bugsbunny8691 Год назад

      @@Cristian-vm1bg yes but you could jump 12 feet in the air could you imagine having a trampoline? You'd bump your head.

    • @liminalogy
      @liminalogy  Год назад

      Yep. Mars works from a marketing standpoint but realistically, it would be unwise to try and colonize it until we first figure out how to sustain a consistent presence on the moon.

    • @xermionthesecond4396
      @xermionthesecond4396 Год назад

      @@liminalogy i mean, a lot easier to get off the moon than to get off earth. it's a stepping stone (literally)

  • @ronbuckner8179
    @ronbuckner8179 Год назад +2

    What about the dust issue? Is there a potential for the possibility of protection from radiation via the usage of a projected energy similar to what the military has developed for deflecting misses at vehicles?

    • @Zacharysharkhazard
      @Zacharysharkhazard Год назад

      One of the technologies they’re actually looking at are “force fields” for the suits, habitats and surface equipment that use focused electromagnetic fields to force the charged dust off/away. There’s no curing the harshness of the dust, it’ll always be a hazard, but that’ll help immensely. Radiation protection likely won’t be built into the first stages of the Lunar base since it’ll be manned only part time, but there’s ways to do it; creating a water layer between the outer hull and the inner walls of a habitat would provide great radiation protection, as well as proposals to 3D print habitats using robots and lunar regolith. The regolith acts as a natural, widespread and easily manipulatable radiation protection material; there is also just going underground, which would be the safest albeit more difficult option (sending large, heavy digging equipment to the surface of the moon isn’t exactly easy yet)

  • @polarbear7
    @polarbear7 Год назад

    Can we use old lava tubes of moon ?

  • @periklisspanos7185
    @periklisspanos7185 Год назад +1

    I would like to use the gps who they have

  • @cristiancojocaru7655
    @cristiancojocaru7655 Год назад +3

    Definitely moon projects are way more logical and practical all together than Mars! Mars,in my opinion ,will be feasible when the propulsion systems will make possible to make that distance in matter of hours or a few days at most!Right now,to travel for 6 months in and another 6 back plus the prior extensive preps., it is economically not feasible,fisically and mentally for the human crew exhausting if not totally draining energy!

    • @Decton
      @Decton Год назад +3

      thought the same thing!
      I personally think the whole Mars thing is just a marketing gimmick since it stands out, it just makes no sense economically speaking

    • @liminalogy
      @liminalogy  Год назад +3

      Yeah, we should probably do something on the order of 100 flawless trips to the moon with crew/cargo before even thinking of heading to Mars, which will be an extremely unconventional experience for landing spacecraft.

    • @bizbe4465
      @bizbe4465 Год назад

      The moon is not more practical. It's cheaper and easily reached yes. But the hazards of the moon make it incredibly dangerous to colonize for any decent length of time. While mars is much more habitable by comparison. Its just more expensive and takes longer to reach.

    • @chrisrichardson8881
      @chrisrichardson8881 Год назад

      Unfortunately, the distance from the Earth to the moon is fairly constant. The Earth and Mars run in two separate tracks around the sun at different speeds and the distance varies greatly as the Earth year and the Marian Year are very different. Launching from the Moon to Mars with a mass driver is much cheaper and the time it takes to load up Mars with prefab materials and resources can take years so that once Astronauts arrive, they will have learned many lessons from the First Grade on the Moon. It is a huge leap from Earth to Mars, It is much cheaper from the Moon, Mass driver is run on Sun light and Helium 3 and the landing on Mars is easy with Re-entry vehicles built of Basaltic Thread and landed with drought shoots, streamers, tea pot decelerator (using ice behind a heat shield to heat up the ice into steam venting the steam in the direction of re-entry), and parachutes and ballootes for the landing.

  • @kevinparis5772
    @kevinparis5772 Год назад

    Anyone would make me happy now.?!!

  • @TheWadetube
    @TheWadetube Год назад

    Seeing a space video showing wind blowing on the moon and sound effects lowers my expectations of this design team. Otherwise it is very inspiring.

  • @randym.7238
    @randym.7238 Год назад +6

    Did anyone notice the first picture of a view of Earth in the background as if it was taken from the Moon? The Hugeness of the Earth is so much more realistic than the first photos taken from the first trip to the moon when you consider how small the moon is and the distance from Earth in reality. Something ain't right folks.

    • @concretechrissantoro2323
      @concretechrissantoro2323 Год назад

      I have been saying that the moon is not that far away from earth I have always thought it was only a few thousand of miles away from earth I have always been a good judge of distance just pull over on the highway and picture where you are going then compare it to where the moon is at that moment and you will see what I mean

    • @TerryProthero
      @TerryProthero Год назад +1

      Photos of objects in the sky don't always show them accurately. If you take a picture of the moon, it can look smaller or larger than it does with the naked eye depending on the lens used etc. But the Earth is four times the diameter of the moon. So, it would look four times larger than the moon does on Earth. And it would also go through phases like the moon does for the same reasons.

    • @TerryProthero
      @TerryProthero Год назад +4

      @@concretechrissantoro2323
      The Earth is 7,900 miles in diameter, and the moon is 2,100 miles in diameter. The distance between them is 238,000 miles. Compared to other objects, the moon is very close to Earth. But it's still a lot further away than often shown in the movies. Light travels 186,282 miles per second. So, it takes light from the moon, just under 1.3 seconds to reach Earth. If the Earth were one inch in diameter, the moon would be 30 inches away. 2.5 feet. So, we are talking about something the size of a pea, circling something the size of a quarter at almost arm's length. On this same scale, the sun would be 9 feet in diameter and 972 feet away.

    • @concretechrissantoro2323
      @concretechrissantoro2323 Год назад

      @@TerryProthero I really appreciate that information and I’m not being sarcastic I was never taught that information in school back in w1980’s I would like all proven facts that I don’t know how to prove myself so thanks again

    • @TerryProthero
      @TerryProthero Год назад +1

      @@concretechrissantoro2323
      Not all of this stuff is taught in school, and it's often depicted wrong in the movies. But now with the internet, you can look up the basic information like sizes, distances, etc. very easily. But it's not until you start crunching some numbers yourself like I just showed you that you can really appreciate how some of these things work. One of biggest things that is almost always depicted wrong is distances in space. They show the moon right next to the Earth. Umm. Not really. And carefully navigating through an asteroid belt to avoid a collision. Yeah, about that. Those huge pieces of rock are thousands of miles away from each other. You would need to know exactly where to look to even find one. Kyle Hill calculated your odds of hitting an object in space. And if you traveled in a straight line in a randomly selected direction, you could probably travel through the entire known universe without ever hitting anything. Han Solo wouldn't need to do careful calculations to avoid a collision. He would need to do that to find the planets he was traveling to.

  • @JohnnyEla
    @JohnnyEla Год назад +3

    This time the aliens are gonna be nice 😂

    • @TerryProthero
      @TerryProthero Год назад

      My favorite nice aliens are on the movie, "The Host". They take over the Earth, and inhabit the bodies of nearly every human being. Do they destroy the Earth? Nope. They clean up the environment and save the planet from humans. And when they encounter humans, they capture them to use them as hosts. But they are always super polite when they do it. In one case, they identified humans driving a vehicle because it was the only one on the road exceeding the speed limit. They were the most civilized alien invaders I had ever seen in a sci-fi movie. It was hilarious. But totally realistic, I think.
      Introduction:
      "The Earth is at peace. There is no hunger. There is no violence. The environment is healed. Honesty, courtesy, and kindness are practiced by all. Our world has never been more perfect. Only it is no longer our world."

  • @MattCosmo-rb3bt
    @MattCosmo-rb3bt Год назад

    Take my sub your videos rock! Requesting any and all Saturn related content for the future. Plz accept challenge.

  • @giorgosarifoglu953
    @giorgosarifoglu953 Год назад

    The real reason is ...NASA has discovered minerals that could supply the Earth for the next couple hundred years ..but the big question is : Since the moon had direct effect with our seas ...should we?????

  • @rustambatyrov60
    @rustambatyrov60 10 месяцев назад +1

    Yes turn the moon into earth or better yet make it look like lua from warframe all messed up too

  • @peterrovnak5924
    @peterrovnak5924 9 месяцев назад

    Content is good;
    just please make your voice less affected/ la-di-da and it will be great

  • @Zorlof
    @Zorlof Год назад

    We're running out of potable water on earth and we'll start shipping what little we have left to the moon?
    I wouldn't be able to put on a spacesuit, too clausterphobic.

  • @fteoOpty64
    @fteoOpty64 Год назад

    Even 2034 seems optimistic!.You are talking about NASA time lines here. Their funding is by no means guaranteed. And their partnerships companies are rather "old schooled" as well. I think privateer ventures will beat them!.

  • @___false______prophet___5481
    @___false______prophet___5481 Год назад

    Bruh, how do they keep the rock from flying up and ripping through their equipment and suits? etcetc

  • @michaelallen3207
    @michaelallen3207 Год назад

    Hi tech city on the moon 🌛 finally we'll see if they really went to the moon

    • @rodneyjhackenflash4865
      @rodneyjhackenflash4865 Год назад

      These creeps at NASA are all RACISTS, RACISTS, RACISTS!!! I don't see any inner-city low-income housing being planned for.

  • @dubai5795
    @dubai5795 Год назад

    You mean going to the moon for the first time

  • @______IV
    @______IV Год назад

    I heard that Elon musk promised fully conscious androids will use tunnel boring machines capable of carving out 1 kilometer of tunnels every week to build a moon city with fully autonomous pods with bulletproof windows for a hyperloop system that will travel 700mph! He says the technology is already available and it’ll be fully up and running within a year, and anyone who doesn’t invest in it is insane because the hyperloop pods will earn every investor enough to retire.

  • @dropdeadinc.customtattoo2537
    @dropdeadinc.customtattoo2537 Год назад

    We've had astronauts these Since 1969 if not earlier. Like the South Pole for instance

  • @bufferzone3247
    @bufferzone3247 Год назад

    I thought all the robots on earth were for building the colonies. You mean we are stuck with hackable robots here?

  • @crytow5071
    @crytow5071 Год назад

    Returning as if we were ever there.

  • @ewoksalot
    @ewoksalot Год назад

    We Americans have refused to sign the moon treaty so yeah... that tracks. 🤦‍♂

  • @InspiredFortunes
    @InspiredFortunes Год назад +2

    The RVs will be Tesla and Elon is already closing billions of dollars in this deal

  • @mickeyray3793
    @mickeyray3793 Год назад

    It seems somehow pointless to go to EITHER the Moon OR Mars if you'd have to spend all your time there UNDERGROUND. You can spend a whole bunch of time underground right here on Earth. I wanra see that Earth up there in the sky!

  • @greg9323
    @greg9323 Год назад +3

    Come on man, you know we have never been to the moon so stop it.

  • @dmorgan5010
    @dmorgan5010 Год назад +1

    Just to let you guys know many people who have ideas. Are not going to be in the list of people of interest I have been watching for a while and rich people who can afford anything sometime forget about many important things that will put you in a position of no return. That is why you have consultants and board members to avoid anyone person's mistake.. that is why I see lots of failure on the horizon.

  • @ivandolloso6969
    @ivandolloso6969 Год назад

    JAPANASA Agency Launch Moon Survey Around Moon Many Base NASA INSFRASTRUCTOR Operation 2007.

  • @michaelcavanaugh2708
    @michaelcavanaugh2708 Год назад

    CUT THE MUSIC!!!!!

  • @luisjosesotoespinoza3091
    @luisjosesotoespinoza3091 Год назад

    Ay mucho ke ablar y sy kesy

  • @sonytvrajbari1696
    @sonytvrajbari1696 Год назад

    i bet there will be watts for that spot...😒

  • @prabaharanaece
    @prabaharanaece Год назад

    why drain earth's resources to find resources on the moon and mars

  • @jshasan865
    @jshasan865 6 дней назад

    Because they never benn 🌚

  • @ramonmedina1363
    @ramonmedina1363 Год назад +1

    An Starchip 3D PRINTER Teslar $000000000👀👀😆😅🤣😂

    • @Decton
      @Decton Год назад +1

      wtf? lmao

  • @rubiks6
    @rubiks6 7 месяцев назад

    Pipe dreams.

  • @cosmoshfa88savant66
    @cosmoshfa88savant66 Год назад

    Running out of cheese ?

  • @dimicratssuucckk7592
    @dimicratssuucckk7592 Год назад

    no

  • @cjoo407
    @cjoo407 Год назад +1

    Lol 3D printing in vacuum space. Interesting 😅😂 try using Lego instead

  • @Amanda-cd6dm
    @Amanda-cd6dm Год назад

    Funny how both Nasa and Noah start with N

    • @sharonwaters649
      @sharonwaters649 Год назад

      It's funnier that NASA has a little horn protruding out of the side of the emblem. Always a horn

  • @rodneyjhackenflash4865
    @rodneyjhackenflash4865 Год назад +5

    How can NASA return to a place it's never been? Especially with Stanley Kubrick lying cold and dead.

  • @movementencouragedfitness5945
    @movementencouragedfitness5945 Год назад

    On earth we look normal. On the moon we look like aliens invading another planet.

  • @dmorgan5010
    @dmorgan5010 Год назад +1

    I have been trying to contact elonmusk and I have not received any response from him. To give some advice and a few invention ideas for anyone who is interested in a new power source. And other ideas yes that is what I have been saying.. moon established base is the best way to reach other location.. but you are going to need to build most of it underground to reduce the lose of carbon dioxide. That is needed in the growth tubes to provide oxygen levels of the correct amount for each person human waste is the building blocks for everything else. Methane to create heat and I guess you guys will figure out what direction you are interested in taking but I have a feeling that you are not going to get it wright the first go around but I am for hire.

  • @Fizzloid
    @Fizzloid Год назад +1

    By the tone of his intonation the narrator seems to think it's all a bit of a joke. Shame, he spoils an otherwise interesting video.

    • @Decton
      @Decton Год назад

      Hopefully not.
      Would be devastating since most of the things are actually planned by nasa..

    • @rodneyjhackenflash4865
      @rodneyjhackenflash4865 Год назад

      That's because he knows it's a joke - on the gullible, brain-dead, dumbed-down American taxpayers.

  • @mikecota3883
    @mikecota3883 Год назад

    Rome wasn't built in a day!

  • @scoorpioo
    @scoorpioo Год назад

    LOL Why not tell the truth? They have been working there for decades. Proved by videos.

  • @stephenthomas-rw6tj
    @stephenthomas-rw6tj Год назад

    i am a true seeker of our true origans . and where we came from . but my only beef is that we are spending trillions on nasa exploration ' rockets andHIGH tech for the unknown insted of feeeding all of our starving on our planet. just dominance of power and control by errogants is unexeptabe. we are here and now. they. need get real lay off the moon. and feed our poeple on earth before they feed poeple on the moon. now it is control of space. they do not care about us. and thats sad . thaNK U.

  • @virtualworldconstruction6722
    @virtualworldconstruction6722 Год назад +4

    NASA you never went to the moon and still haven't gone.

    • @elektrokinesis4150
      @elektrokinesis4150 Год назад +2

      I bet you also think the earth is flat

    • @mattcoffee1269
      @mattcoffee1269 Год назад

      @@elektrokinesis4150 it is

    • @virtualworldconstruction6722
      @virtualworldconstruction6722 Год назад +1

      @@mattcoffee1269 no the earth is not flat, your brain is. Clearly nobody went to the moon however.

    • @elektrokinesis4150
      @elektrokinesis4150 Год назад

      @@virtualworldconstruction6722 ok then explain how a retro reflector got placed on the moon that scientists can shoot lasers at and get reflections...

    • @elektrokinesis4150
      @elektrokinesis4150 Год назад

      @@virtualworldconstruction6722 and that you can see the Apollo landing sites through a telescope...

  • @Lethgar_Smith
    @Lethgar_Smith Год назад

    All habitats on the moon will need to be underground. Same as on Mars. We can not live on the surface of any body with out an atmosphere and a strong magnetic field. That memo needs to be handed out to every computer graphics artist out there. Im really tired of seeing these stupid cities sitting on the surface. Anybody with the slightest amount of knowledge about space and space travel is aware of this. Who is generating these images and why???

  • @garethde-witt6433
    @garethde-witt6433 Год назад

    So the Chinese and Russians can’t make a claim on it

  • @josephsalmonte4995
    @josephsalmonte4995 Год назад +1

    Can I see a show of plans please? I just wanna see how many fools believe this crap.

  • @michaellazaar1838
    @michaellazaar1838 Год назад +1

    NASA isn't going anywhere.

    • @rodneyjhackenflash4865
      @rodneyjhackenflash4865 Год назад

      Wrong! NASA has gone 300 miles up.

    • @michaellazaar1838
      @michaellazaar1838 Год назад +1

      @@rodneyjhackenflash4865 ........and that's it, no more. It's called low Earth orbit. My comment is in reply to the video's title. NASA is not going to the moon, now or ever so I'don't know how I'm wrong.

  • @pecavulic7399
    @pecavulic7399 Год назад

    lie,liers....lies endlles lies....

  • @stevemcloughlin4136
    @stevemcloughlin4136 Год назад

    UTTER UTTER BS....ONLY WAY THEYRE GONNA DO ANY OF THIS IS BY USING CGI. 😆😅🤣

  • @BennyCFD
    @BennyCFD Год назад

    Hmmmm................Spending billions on a barren moon for what. For that amount of money you can feed a lot of people.

    • @Decton
      @Decton Год назад

      Mainly research and materials.. probably and also welcome to the society we live in!
      We could solve most problems without corrupt elections and diplomats and more thoughtful people.

    • @rodneyjhackenflash4865
      @rodneyjhackenflash4865 Год назад

      But it is feeding a lot of people; all those NASA Moon landing hoaxers.

  • @RPGDrone
    @RPGDrone Год назад

    The real question is... when will the first Moon murder happen lol. I bet it will be over video games or dating.

    • @dexyl5341
      @dexyl5341 Год назад

      ah yes, because video games is 50% the cause of violence, when will people stop blaming games instead of bad parenting and mentally unstable people

  • @ebiker484
    @ebiker484 Год назад +1

    ET’s told us not to come back, why are we provoking them by returning??

  • @MrTruemassa
    @MrTruemassa Год назад +1

    it is all misinformatoin