We are going back to the moon as of today

[porntraveller]

You people need to put down your pipes and needles think clear headed. How many moon landings, rocket launches have gone wrong in the past few years. You tell me with the primitive computers of the '60's era we landed people and brought them home safe and sound.

[BrasSmonkey]

You people need to put down your pipes and needles think clear headed. How many moon landings, rocket launches have gone wrong in the past few years. You tell me with the primitive computers of the '60's era we landed people and brought them home safe and sound.

[koster]

You people need to put down your pipes and needles think clear headed. How many moon landings, rocket launches have gone wrong in the past few years. You tell me with the primitive computers of the '60's era we landed people and brought them home safe and sound.

I have the answer build the Apollo craft it worked well for all those trips.

[BrasSmonkey]

You people need to put down your pipes and needles think clear headed. How many moon landings, rocket launches have gone wrong in the past few years. You tell me with the primitive computers of the '60's era we landed people and brought them home safe and sound.

I have the answer build the Apollo craft it worked well for all those trips.

i said that earlier in this thread.... it never worked... i could design the one i think would work.

[koster]

You people need to put down your pipes and needles think clear headed. How many moon landings, rocket launches have gone wrong in the past few years. You tell me with the primitive computers of the '60's era we landed people and brought them home safe and sound.

I have the answer build the Apollo craft it worked well for all those trips.

i said that earlier in this thread.... it never worked... i could design the one i think would work.

I was messing not serious

[BrasSmonkey]

I have the answer build the Apollo craft it worked well for all those trips.

i said that earlier in this thread.... it never worked... i could design the one i think would work.

I was messing not serious

i was serious. i want to see if that can get a smaller un man version to the moon without air leaks. there are things i would change on the process of launch. i would also like to see the craft use hydrogen and solar...

[mybitches]

i said that earlier in this thread.... it never worked... i could design the one i think would work.

I was messing not serious

i was serious. i want to see if that can get a smaller un man version to the moon without air leaks. there are things i would change on the process of launch. i would also like to see the craft use hydrogen and solar...

Last few unmanned missions did not go too wel

[CamLuCy]

What are the odds we not get along with other moon travellers and have war on the moon

[ezdoesitz]

I watched Apollo 11 land and the fist steps on the moon, it was one of the greatest achievements for our country and still is.

[tacnet]

i said that earlier in this thread.... it never worked... i could design the one i think would work.

I was messing not serious

i was serious. i want to see if that can get a smaller un man version to the moon without air leaks. there are things i would change on the process of launch. i would also like to see the craft use hydrogen and solar...

You make me laugh LOL. So you saw something once that you "think" was an alien spacecraft and now you know more about rocket design than SpaceX and NASA combined ?????

Just a few months ago, NASA launched the James Webb Telescope to the "L2" point which is 4 times further away than the moon and is in orbit round the sun (rather than the earth) so I think they have a pretty good idea on this stuff

They are NOT going to rebuild the Apollo 11. Apollo cost HUNDREDS OF BILLIONS of dollars every launch and not a single part of it was designed to be re-usable. Thats not what spaceX is trying to do

You cant launch a rocket using just solar panels and hydrogen. Solar panels are heavy and so take a lot of fuel to launch them and the power you get from them in return is miniscule. They are only any good if you are going to stay in orbit for a long time and even then, only to run the onboard systems

Fusing hydrogen takes HUGE temperatures and pressures. Its basically a nuclear bomb and again the equipment to do it is far too heavy for space travel purposes

[BrasSmonkey]

i did not say i knew more. why do you always try to start shit?

I was messing not serious

i was serious. i want to see if that can get a smaller un man version to the moon without air leaks. there are things i would change on the process of launch. i would also like to see the craft use hydrogen and solar...

You make me laugh LOL. So you saw something once that you "think" was an alien spacecraft and now you know more about rocket design than SpaceX and NASA combined ?????

Just a few months ago, NASA launched the James Webb Telescope to the "L2" point which is 4 times further away than the moon and is in orbit round the sun (rather than the earth) so I think they have a pretty good idea on this stuff

They are NOT going to rebuild the Apollo 11. Apollo cost HUNDREDS OF BILLIONS of dollars every launch and not a single part of it was designed to be re-usable. Thats not what spaceX is trying to do

You cant launch a rocket using just solar panels and hydrogen. Solar panels are heavy and so take a lot of fuel to launch them and the power you get from them in return is miniscule. They are only any good if you are going to stay in orbit for a long time and even then, only to run the onboard systems

Fusing hydrogen takes HUGE temperatures and pressures. Its basically a nuclear bomb and again the equipment to do it is far too heavy for space travel purposes

[jlinkz]

Call me when we go it's all bs we never went to begin with.

[Klint]

Call me when we go it's all bs we never went to begin with.

CC me rofl

[BrasSmonkey]

Call me when we go it's all bs we never went to begin with.

they Are paid to fail!!!
Is NASA funded by taxpayers?
As a federal agency, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) receives its funding from the annual federal budget passed by the United States Congress.

[razor]

What is it taking us so long to go back when we have super computers, gps, ai and more tech than ever before?