Across r/spaceflight and r/nasa, Artemis II’s pad rollout is paired with debate about whether a USChina Moon race actually matters to the public, plus satire about space-program branding and national pride.
NASA Artemis II Mission Moves Closer to Launch Are we finally going back to the Moon?
NASA has rolled the Artemis II rocket out to the launchpad after key repairs.
Artemis II will send four astronauts around the Moon and back aboard Orion, a spacecraft designed to carry humans beyond low Earth orbit.
Many in the space community believe the United States is in a race with China to land the next humans on the Moon, with serious consequences for losing.
Wow. We should rename our moonshot program something awesome. You know, something like the name of a Greek god. You know, maybe something like 'Apollo'.
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