Mars looks amazing. Can’t wait to go thanks to the Starshiphttps://t.co/Rc5qPNXS4K ...

NASA began conducting a major fueling test for its Artemis II mission on Monday, the agency said, in a key rehearsal that could pave the way to return astronauts to the vicinity of the moon for the first time since 1972 https://t.co/wUlK5Nv2fo ...

Sometime in the coming weeks, all being well, Artemis II, will carry a crew of four back to the Moon. Though it will not land, it could blaze a trail for future missions https://t.co/ybxaZYPqwS ...

Mars looks awesome. Who wants to go? https://t.co/KRmAiqRHZu ...

60 minutes overtime. >> I wonder what is that really going to look like and what is that going to feel like. I have this sense it can't not touch your soul to see the earth from the perspective of the moon moon.>> This week on 60 minutes we're taking you back to the moon. We're going there with the Aremis 2 mission. Artemis 2 is part of a series of space launches that NASA is engaged in right now.There was Artemis one. This next one up is Artemis 2. And Artemis 2 will take the astronauts around the moon and ...

Starship will get us to a Type II Kardashev civilization https://t.co/Wzguft47K3 ...

RT Tesla Owners Silicon Valley (@teslaownersSV)If you want to go up another order of magnitude let's say you want to go to 100 terawatts a yearwhich is obviously a nutty number then you want to make those AI satellites on the moon and use a mass driverLike Robert Heinlein’s The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress. I love that book; it’s a sort of libertarian paradise on the moonOn the moon, you can just accelerate the satellites into escape velocities around 2,400 meters per second and there's no atmosphere, so a mass ...

For a moon rocket this massive, this is what one small step looks like. At Kennedy Space Center, the 3 and 12 million pound rocket and crew capsule rolled out a top an Apollo era crawler inching four miles from the assembly building to the launch pad. There to watch the four astronauts who will soon go back to the moon.>> What's going through your mind. >> Don't screw it up. ...

If flying to the Moon can be compared to swimming the English Channel, no one has ventured more than 40 metres from the beach in 53 years. That is set to change https://t.co/ybxaZYPqwS ...

Roll out at the Kennedy Space Center. Artemis with NASA's most powerful rocket ever. The space launch system or SLS on a 12hour 4mm crawl to the launchpad and a high stakes frenetic countdown blitz for yet another date with history.For the first time since Apollo 17 in 1972, >> I was rolling on the moon. One day, >> four astronauts are headed for a lunar rendevous. Victor, Christina, Jeremy, we're going to the moon.And here we go. November 16th, 2022. 7 6 5 four stage engine start.3 2 1 boosters in ignition ...