"test"
In other words, NASA are not currently confident that they could safely land humans on the moon.
Which is what some on here have been saying, repeatedly.
Don't be offended, but I find your entire existence being dependent on saying "Of course! We just need x yrs and $XXX billion" might also be a factor.........
"this thread" :ROFLMAO:
It's all been said before, numerous times.
No need to do it all over again here as well.
"Business case is the limiting factor" ;-)
You said that we already have the tech.
So, I'm interested in your "business case" reasoning.
CEO to MBK:
So, you want $4 billion, for one launch, to put a human back on the moon?
Well, not "on" the moon exactly..........
Mine was a rhetorical question.
To demonstrate that you're arguing with yourself, and agreeing with those you're purporting to be arguing with.
As some of us are saying, technically possible, but so unlikely - for so many reasons - as to be to the point of ridiculousness.
Russia is very dependent on them buying oil and gas.
Russia is a dying empire.
Russia see - rightly - china's ascending trajectory.
Russia fears becoming a vassal state, under china's control.
Not next year, but it's there.
Not a chance.
Russia is terrified of China.
Nukes.
Long land border.
Money to burn.
Huge numbers of troops.
Technologically advanced.
Cutting edge weapons.
I saw a piece today that said the same, except he can't.
Coz he doesn't have the rare earths: China does.
Which could go some way to explaining his interest in Greenland.