NASA's Artemis II Crew Launches To The Moon

This is a shakedown to test everything in a dry run doing everything to go to the Moon without actually landing yet as a dry run. If all goes well this time, next year they might return to the Moon and try launching the LEM into orbit. Last test, they had a problem with the heat shield so this mission is also to test that fix.


A lunar base is a prerequisite for attempting any Mars mission, but I rather see any lunar base as being a multi-national venture. Makes more sense than every country building their own Moon base.

Did you see the movie AD Astra? (The only film in which l liked Brad Pitt) Flights to the moon were a commercial enterprise, a big base already established there. And onward voyages to Mars were common place.
 
As anticipated Miles Mathis has shown that the mission is another 100% Fake and that the bios for the so called astronauts border on the ludicrous

The Fake Artemis Mission, to the Moon. Worse than anyone could have predicted.

He does not just offer an opinion .
He gives you dozen after dozen of simple facts showing What is Fake and How it has been Faked .

Obviously if you are a Sheeplet suffering from Cognitive Constipation it will mean nothing to you .

You all have to separately choose which News Universe you want to be part of .
One is easy to choose -- it is given to you and you lap it up .
Another one is far more difficult , in every possible way .
 
Maybe, just that it'll take big money that Europe doesn't have. The Russians and Chinese have more money and more advanced space programs, so they make better partners.

We got to the Moon nearly 60 years ago, the Russians tried for it as are the Chinese now. It'll take a massive effort of international cooperation to reach Mars, land there and build a martian colony, and international harmony and cooperation is just what this world needs.
As long as we are not on the hook to pay 95% of it. If Elon Musk's Starship works, the costs go down dramatically. The cost of this lunar fly by is over 4.2 billion dollars. All of the astronauts know the realities of the Space Launch System costs.
 
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