Donald Roy Pettit is an American chemical engineer and a NASA astronaut. He is a veteran of two long-duration stays aboard the International Space Station, one space shuttle mission and a six-week expedition to find meteorites in Antarctica. As of 2018, at age 64, he is NASA's oldest active astronaut. W

@Dizaster I want sources

Actually him

Ok so, let me explain the issue to you since you don't get it

hmm i recently watched like 10h+ material of him, lectures, interview, documentary. im just sharing a possibility and since he is relatively the most credible on his field. i just would say. do ur research

@Chief Rocket Designer

https://newspunch.com/moon-rock-nasa-holland-fake/

if u want to know more about it. it is a possibility you can dive into, instead of saying. that we never went to moon.

Idc about your alien conspiracies

i assume u would like to research every other possibility aswell

pardon me, we are talking about the moon @IXI

You believe they go to the moon to connect with UFO or wtv

please dont put words in my mouth

Doesn’t interest me

i wont defend myself on things i never said 🤣 please take a course in reading and connecting the dots

earth is round

Maybe it is, like a pizza

spherical

```do ur research``` You assume I havn't I suggest you do research promoting our positions as well.

The Apollo Space craft requires infrastructure to launch, IBM computers from that era, and all the right materials in the right order will billions of dollars to build this infrastructure let alone the rocket itself. NASA right now is basically the lead of the ISS When it comes to sustaining that platform, we also have a ton of infrastructure and mission probes which also cost millios of dollars. In 1970-1980 we replaced the Apollo Hardware with the updated space shuttle hardware, the space shuttle was mean't to go to LEO only so not the moon. Going back to apollo would not be worth it because we can do everything cheaper with new materials now? Why are we not doing this you ask? We are, but slowly, NASA is preparing for the first launch of the SLS within a year or two I think so. We are going back. However we don't have the 50 billion dollars (adj) we had in 1969. We have about 19 Billion today. So we are doing more than we did in those eras internationally and in deep space and still trying to go to the moon with less money. We did not "destroy" that technology we removed the ability to use it because we replaced it. In the same way you replace your phone, you don't destroy your phone you replace it. That does not mean that your phone has backward compatailty. It does not mean that you should get an older phone when you can just wait and get a better phone.

@IXI

@Dizaster

Yo

<#484516084846952451>

What

I could build that junk in my backyard

Move to the <#484516084846952451> channel

Not going back to the Moon was mostly about politics but also not enough funding as a result

Okay

The Artemis program is set to launch in 2020

What's the subject anyways?

Just some people are already talking on that channel

Moon landing

@floridaswamptrash why

it says don't debate it there

Ah

in the descirption

Nevermind then

By 2024 we will be back in the Moon

On

oh lort here we go

^ yes