Most of the photos I posts on this account from the Apollo 17 mission are very high resolution and those are from the early 70's. Just imagine the photos that will be taken on #Artemis III and beyond
I’m already seeing the LTV getting pushed to a later mission.. They keep making the same mistakes, like why they still haven’t chosen one of the candidates. Don’t they understand companies need as much time as they can get to meet the dates
From NASA budget summary, latest Artemis schedule. SpaceX Starship HLS test in 2026, same year as Artemis III landing. Artemis V, first use of Blue Origin's HLS, now in 2030.
@MarcusHouse@The_ShadowZone I always thought NASA wanted the gateway station in order to use it in the future as a crew transport to mars and if I’m not wrong it much easier sending it to mars from NHRO. (1/2)
I really don’t like the fact that Starship HLS doesn’t have any angled windows, so the crew won’t see neither the landing or docking. Do you think NASA will require SpaceX to modify them?
Most of the photos I posts on this account from the Apollo 17 mission are very high resolution and those are from the early 70's. Just imagine the photos that will be taken on #Artemis III and beyond