NASA's historic moon mission blasts off

NASA's Artemis rocket blasted off early Wednesday morning on an unmanned mission to orbit the moon. It was also the first time a woman was at the helm of a launch at NASA. Mark Strassmann shares more.

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[therealdarklizzy]

It would be wonderful if the whole human race, or at least those that wish to, could unite with the goal of exploring and settling space. Or maybe that is too much of a childlike dream. We need an International Space Agency.

[demlegaspi]

flat-earthers, where are you? it's your time to shine. prove the moon is flat like a coin.

[mcnally]

1/5 children in America will go hungry tonight. 70% of Americans cant afford a 500$ unexpected bill. The workingclass hasn't had a raise 40 years. Let that sink in.

[bngr_bngr]

We already have a base on the moon. Why do we have this fake mission?

[dianeungria]

Since 1969 already arrived? in new century, new advanced technology, why not going again until now? Don't forget bring back the cameraman.

[dodgeonthecreek]

Your thoughts on the current controlled extraterrestrial reality disclosure process and related US GOV cover-up? Does this issue sorta transcend politics and just about anything else?
When the contagious giggling subsides, how will our civilization adapt to this publicly known reality? What might be some of the potential implications of disclosure of this reality?
Do we really want to know the complete truth?