@YTMPod@ZacksJerryRig It's just pointing out the irony with the extreme focus that he has on traditional male roles (even though most of those traditions haven't been around that long).
@StephanieGailW@Scornorbit@SpaceKoala The Falcon Heavy test launch with the car is still a launch worth showing. The Artemis II launch was also cool to show my kids, but it lacked some of the excitement. I'm hoping Artemis IV landing will be great for getting people interested.
@StephanieGailW@Scornorbit@SpaceKoala I'm 100% on board for STEM funding and supporting teachers, my wife being a public school teacher. But you also need things to inspire kids beyond that. I recently drove with my 7 and 11yo kids to see a rocket launch and it got them so excited.
@StephanieGailW@Scornorbit@SpaceKoala So you don't think getting kids interested in science counts? The best scientist we have more often than not are because they got an early love of science and have a passion for it.
@StephanieGailW@Scornorbit@SpaceKoala It gets people excited and more people into science and engineering. It captured people's imagination. It was also before he became so toxic.
@PebMet1@SpaceKoala@NASA@SpaceX@elonmusk Without Blue Origin or SpaceX they won't get to the moon, so really not sure what you are trying to say. Artemis II was awesome see, but it isn't a complete lunar program.
@mkcdk_10@AtomsNotBits@Astra@Kemp This is almost certainly targeted at the military who will take care of the launch location requirements. The rocket on the other hand is a big gamble for now.