NSF clips highlight NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman pushing a tradeoff between lunar orbit and landing, warning about consequences if rivals reach the Moon first, and advocating realism over flashy concept renders.
"We can be above the Moon looking down, or we can be on the Moon. You decide what is more important." - NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman.
"I've told everyone, 'Look, if we come up short (and our rival gets to the Moon before us), I'll be fired, and I'll be at home watching on TV as you all testify before Congress"😅 - NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman.
Realism over renders - NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman.
"Everything we do at NASA is pretty ambitious, right? I mean, it should be, we're NASA on that.
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