Artemis team member says 'we're going to go back' to the moon 'in a completely different way'

Nearly 50 years after NASA's last trip to the moon, the first flight of NASA's next moonshot is set to launch Monday. Astronaut and Artemis team member Kate Rubins discusses the new mission.

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[commonsense]

The guy sure seems fit, healthy and ready for his space voyage.

[randalthor]

Just admit that we haven't been yet. It'll make this a lot easier to swallow.

[jc.]

You have an astronaut on and you waste time asking about equality and not cool moon stuff? 🤦

[madardauchiha]

Say what you want but im not 100% convinced that, THAT is a women

[michaelmiller]

We don’t need to know about the diversity at NASA we wanna know about what they’re doing with Artemis.

[alicefox]

So how is it they need to do a test on the heat shield when in 1969 they were able to go to the moon and back just fine.

[Paul-lmgv]

BIg deal! We're going back to the moon they say with hopes to put a research station there like we did with Antarctica. The only difference is Antarctica has an atmosphere with air to breathe!

[brandona]

Holy cow she probably blinked her eyes at least 500 times in this interview

[beausneed]

I would be alot more excited if I thought they would ever tell us if they found anything crazy

[paysour]

I am so proud of her. If I were an astronaut going into the unknown I would be exceedingly confident working with someone like her.

[Leonidas]

This guy is a s fit as a fiddle fit as a trout

[darianstewart]

There's that big overpriced same shuttle from 60+ years ago.

[CNI]

There’s hype and excitement here for the upcoming planned series NASA has shown. I’m thinking there are possibly going to be delays and some earlier than expected developments that will make the project in parts occur off schedule.

It appears to me it will still proceed a ways and NASA intends to keep going with Artemis. It has developed technology beyond Apollo and is fit to do more than it did in 1969 to 1972. There is reason to have some optimism.

[sreed]

Glad Macaulay Culkin is finally turning his life around. Hope he doesn’t get left home alone on the moon

[MrHAPPYHAWAIIAN]

All hype, just part of military complex. Heat shield……………please 😂🤡

[kevinpreston]

Who would rather redirect funds towards environmental problems on EARTH?

[willrobinson]

It 460 below zero in space and on the backside of the Frontside is a few thousand degrees No you are not going

[JC-tqgm]

So why are we doing this? Just to put a woman on the moon? What are we learning that we didn't learn in the 60s & 70s? What can humans do that rovers cannot? Oh, that's right, put a woman on the moon. My bad.

[keithwood]

Billions upon billions of dollars spent on what, equity?
Does anyone get anything out of this, I certainly don’t, maybe students will get something extra from this, maybe credit just for watching.

[justmeandmeonly]

So you can bring back more rocks? Those must be some pretty awesome rocks!