Why Did NASA Stop Exploring The Ocean?

Why Did NASA Stop Exploring The Ocean?

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[workinalday]

Because they finally realized that their name stands for National Aeronautics and Space Administration!

[draupnir]

They found to many stuff that doesn't fit their theories. 😏

[Cytron]

NASA's primary purpose to explore space and the stars not the damn oceans. That's a job for NOAA.

[brianjcavanaugh]

Because NASA's objective is exploring air and space flight and those environments, not the sea and sea travel.

[Muckoy]

Maybe they can also find out why you can’t even use the right verb tense.