The Key To NASA's Moon Landing
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Moon Monday #189: The next lunar missions by Intuitive Machines for NASA CLPS, and more things that orbit Luna jatan.space/mo...
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Moon Monday #166: An intuitive 98% success, Artemis updates, and more jatan.space/mo...
NASA is funding a Moon mission to the magnetic swirl of Reiner Gamma jatan.space/na...
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8:08 - The Fouth Mission????
Who does your QA, Boeing?
How does a Falcon 9 launch a moon lander?
May the Fouth be with you!
@@Freakcent 😂
Fuhst mission, theud mission, fouth mission
Not if the FAA has anything to say about it.
The FAA only regulates the private sector, not NASA.
@@ApolloKid1961 SpaceX Fanboys are blind ...
@@ApolloKid1961 Yea, go ask NASA to build a rocket by themselves
Lol
We are going back to the moon!
FAA…..
Typical SpaceX Fanboy
The USA allegedly land on the moon six times between 69-72. The microprocessor had not even been imagined until the 70s. A moon landing for modern countries should be a walk in the park. Why hasn't anyone done it lately?
Yes, let's go back to the moon, this time for real !!!!!
@@jeffhatmaker817cuz Apollo was a dangerous, over budget, useless program that has a 10% chance of ending in failure. With Artemis, safety is the main priority, unlike Apollo where we basically threw stuff at the wall until it stuck. So unlike Apollo, we’re actually taking our time with safety and not doing it for prestige.
FAA...."Hold my beer"
We should never have left the moon to begin with the Apollo moon program should have continued on NASA leaving the moon was a big mistake NASA better not cancel the Artemis program either we need to get humans further and deeper into space.
No it happened way earlier than it should've and was completely unnecessary post the Moon Landing. So much other stuff was going on that required more attention and we didn't have the proper ability to sustain a Lunar program in terms of technology, money, and knowledge back then.
We should have never faked the moon landings to beat the soviets only on the minds of the people. That was a propaganda race instead of a space race, a technology race. The longest the lie is maintained, the hardest will be accept the truth.
the fact that we haven't even seen a crewed Artemis launch is like crazy imagine that the scientist's grandparents beat them to the moon with lesser resources and potato pcs and these guys are crying about saying their launchpad wont be ready until 2027.
@@waspsandwich6548 yeah the lunar landings were just short trips of research and collecting samples before the soviets did. Artemis intends to make moon a permanent settlement but even with nowadays technology they have still failed in adhering to their timeline. i wouldn't be surprised if space x gets there before the Artemis considering their launchpad wont be ready until 2027.
@@skgamer-zs6en It's because they don't even have a tenth of the same budget as they did during the Apollo program
The key to NASA’s moon landing would be to avoid BOEING.
Moon base, moon base, MOON BASE MOON BASE !!!!!😃
Turn the Bass down
Hopefully China gets their first. Then it'll be a race for the first the first lunar space station/gateway, the first base and the first Mars mission.
Who else is rly excited to live in space
Me
watch the expanse show
thats the future if we dont blow ourselfs up
Good luck
Shut up kid
Nope.
Interesting projects, but that remarks how far we are STILL to put REALLY a man on the moon...
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Are we still pretending that we don’t currently have craft that can fly to the moon in a few minutes and rendezvous with nonexistent personnel on one the moon bases.??
Ask these big brain what will happen if the mass of the moon goes up and remember perfect is perfect
Informative video, I'm bookmarking.
Robots are a better return on investment than humans in danger so far away with few options
They are going to make a Stanley Kubrick A.I. robot.
I think it would be so cool if when astronauts get there and when coming back home they can bring back to Earth landers that an entity sent to the moon to explore and expired there. Like, "here's your lander/rover please find a nice place for it. :)
You would like to think that they have already figured this out.... LMFAO! Yeah.....
What happened to the tech. that got us there before?
Don’t need it, it’s outdated and unsafe so we replaced it with better technology
@@Quenical better technology well the Boeing starliner barely managed to get itself into space how the heck will they even manage to get people to the moon and back in one piece.
Your spell checker is broken... "Fouth".
Very informative. Thank you!
Why did they have to quit ksp 2? :(
🎉🎉🎉🎉for sure NASA will land on the moon. But no in this decade .🎉🎉🎉
When it gonna be cancelled??? Lets mate bet😂
With the current budget it will be postponed at most a few times. If you cancel it then all is lost and that seems to me a bad plan. Look at it positively.
Da moon!!! 😎
What’s everybody’s favorite CLPS lander
LM
The main vehicle still has a very high centre of gravity & narrow landing legs, not ideal for landing on the moon!
were going to the moon (2024) after some slight delay, we are finally going to the moon(2032) Lets go get in orbit and look at the moon (2045
We went to the moon a century ago but we don't go there anymore because it's too expensive (2069).
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Hi Jeb
China just unvield there own space suit
Moon suit
probably a stolen Apollo space suit ?...
this decade ?? no..... I doubt it..........they are too scared.
I burned my NASA ball-cap today. It didn't actually burn. It just sizzled, popped and produced a lot of smoke.
All this lunar colonization smacks of manifest destiny
Umm Artemis is done as a program.
SLS, Orion, and especially Starliner are all a hair's breadth from being cut.
Magnetic anomaly? Shades of 2001: a Space Odyssey....
Let's hope there is a solar storm while the robot is in the magnetic anomaly area. Then we get data on how much protection it would afford a surface operation during lunar storms.
Anyway, thanks for the update on upcoming lunar robotic missions. Sounds like some fun times ahead.
Lunar storms? There is no atmosphere there!
The key to returning is to fake it again 😂
Why would science fake itself? That doesn't serve anyone.
Do you feel special when you say this?
Do you know why each and every manned moon landing was successful? (Not Apollo 13). Because the astronauts used their brains to ensure they didn’t land on top of a giant boulder. We flew one (two) of the most advanced computers in the Universe, the human brain.
The, "Key" to NASA's Moon Landing...
... Stanley Kubrick ;)
lol..... that was a good one....They are not going alone this time. since they never been on the moon in first place.
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Key? What key? The key is to land for real this time!
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