If NASA Wasn't Broke

If NASA Wasn't Broke - NASA's Budget Explained

NASA has done a lot for our daily lives, but believe it or not, they honestly don't have an exceptional amount of money to do what they do best. So, what if they did?

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#NASA #Moon2024 #Space

[ApertureThinking]

If you had a say in where money went, where would you put it? 🚀

[hendrikm.]

The sad thing is that 90% of he people who are watching this video, have already a positive view on space science

[massineben]

Titan: *has oil*
America: *boosts NASA's budget*

[cobaltblue]

LOL, just tell them there's oil on the moon and we'll have warp drive by next month.

[offendersofficial]

Every scientist ever: pls we need funding help

USA: gun

[Andrew-ezgr]

NASA just needs to open up a premium snap problem solved

[infernapocalypse]

It warms my heart to see more and more people advocating for a healthy world, and space exploration.

[datdang]

if people call Nasa a waste of tax, then question about their tax spent on military budget and meaningless wars in the middle east first

[jaytb]

If NASA wasn't broke, I wouldn't have to write an essay about it.

[schoidz]

if NASA started a GoFundMe, then we would colonize Mars in just 2 years

[Infidel..]

North Korea: * Starts space program *


America: * Boosts NASA funding *

[gilsgarageofficial]

Sounds like NASA needs to start a Gofundme Account.

[savagery]

America: boosts NASA funding

Moon: Ah —— here we go again

[laaddd]

They should just start a patreon, problem solved

[flaviosalatino]

Il NASA had the army's budget, star Trek would be a documentary by now

[baduploadschedule]

I bet most of the time engineers spend at NASA is finding out ways to make their projects cheaper rather than actually coming up with new ideas, that would be kinda sad :/

[damiantoczek]

Nasa should open something like "you donate... we show you how we work" I would easily pay 25-50$ monthly just to see what they're doing and working on.

[bastianrivero]

Why dont nasa start a subscription model, 10 usd a month

[adrianhernandez]

Its funny how this was released a few days before NASA announced returning to the moon and having people stay for longer periods of time by 2024. I hope they actually give us some kind of second space race to mars against SpaceX or even better if they somehow merge into one.

[marricktryathia]

I would LOVE to see NASA's budget tripled to nearly $60 Billion. $20 billion to maintain its current projects including the ISS, $20 Billion for Gateway and Moon missions(Constructing permanent bases), and $20 billion for Mars and Beyond.