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[DavidDeliversSpace]

Great video! As communications continue to get better, the remote surgery options will become more commonplace but hopefully, rarely used. Thursday will be an awesome day for IFT-3!!

[Legamerto]

Whoever designed VIPER, this person played LEGO before😂

[camilkegels]

IFT-3 probably for March 14th at 7:30 AM ET.

[olafmesschendorp]

Starship is going to launch on 14th of march, which is next weeks thursday!!

[high-captain-BaLrog]

That beautiful organisation is one of the last few things left to love about U.S.A.

[JamesFoard-lenz]

I'm a Moon Landing skeptic but I still love this channel.

[robinrutschman]

Looks a little top heavy. I hope it doesn't tip over when entering craters on the Moon.

[Wrangler-fpei]

It's too bad that because of the issues with the main door, that perhaps having Artemis mission capsule dock with ISS and take a Dragon Capsule home as backup means to returning crew.

[andycig]

Looks like Boeings side hatch problems aren't limited to their planes.

[Shannon-xcpk]

Right on, congratulations. I hope it works ❤

[bearco.propertymaintenance]

I’m a huge fan of this because basing safety off old ways not new technology is risky but necessary.

[jerrypadilla]

Anyone else, getting that "WALL-E" vibe?

[pranititiwari]

Wow🎉.it looks fool proof. ....and is bound to succeed. The creators of this lunar car are great..

[nonya-bizness]

I look forward to the day when space stations are large enough and have enough crew capacity to have a rotation of medical specialists, with 2 on site at a time at all times. that way the general crew will not require extensive medical training themselves, just basic training which even I might be able to handle. I don't imagine everyone with the guts to go to space, also have the stumick to deal with medical operations. and with a slightly lower range of specialties the crew would need to be trained on, it would be just a bit easier to qualify and train for space.

more people who could go, easier training, greater human presence in space :D

[upopen]

How is that top-heavy small wheel thing gonna get down into the bottom of deep holes? Looks like it would just tumble over.

[MichaelWinter-sslx]

They're testing the rover on its chassis, but the one pictured on the moon looks much higher. Feels like a lot of trouble in steep areas. All the mars rovers are built much wider. The moon only has half of mars gravity.

[geoffreystearns]

Individual assembly tests are great, but dont use that as a rationale for not testing the fully integrated VIPER

[manwgrhandsnca]

Nature has perfected motion. Can we take its form?

[blakeb]

6:52 STOP saying DELTA pressure!! It’s CHANGE IN pressure!

ΔP = CHANGE IN PRESSURE

[nicolamastascusa]

Artemis 2 and 3 are definitely delayed at this point then. I wonder when they will announce it.