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spaceflight?

>>15005328

>>14997865
>Never discount NASA’s ability to pass on opportunities for the dumbest of possible reasons.
The more I learn about NASA, the more I hate them.
They can put amazing effort but only if it is for a grand, "first", flashy project, but they are retarded about everything else.
Imagine how much they could do If they dedicated a Saturn V class rocket to send probes all round instead of just sending an astronaut to put a flag on the moon.
I'm honestly sad Europa Clipper won't go on the SLS, the trip would be so much quicker than the Falcon Heavy option.

>>14975324
>he always tried to paint space flight as some happy go lucky industry.
>He’s way more based now than he was in the past and I think a lot of it has to do with him getting black pilled at some point.