First view of NASA's assembled 'Megarocket' (And How It Will Take Us To The Moon And Back)

Unexplained Mysteries ^ | June 13, 2021 | Unexplained Mysteries

[dragnet2]

I still think manned explorations are necessary.

Agree, but they're extremely expensive and create obstacles in every direction, not to mention the risk factors for the crews.

Our unmanned spacecraft have and will go where man cannot, for probably hundreds of years into the future. The data they have already collected and being collected will be studied for many decades to come. I like to think of unmanned missions as paving stones or reconnaissance missions for man.

[Reily]

I hope nit that slow.

[Secret Agent Man]

with a lot less computing power and technology advancement as well

[Do_Tar]

Where are the wind turbines?

[DownInFlames]

Yes. There is nothing there.

[backwoods-engineer]

SLS is stupid, and always will be. Elon Musk will land men on the moon long before some NASA government boondoggle returns to Earth’s natural satellite.