With Its Vertical Design: Can SpaceX Help Us Land On The Moon Successfully?

Discover how NASA’s Artemis 3 mission, in partnership with SpaceX, is set to redefine lunar exploration. From landing the first woman and person of color on the moon to introducing groundbreaking technology with SpaceX’s vertical lunar lander, this mission is a leap toward sustainable moon exploration and beyond. Join us as we explore the innovations, challenges, and history in the making with Artemis 3

Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:37 The Artemis Mission and Vertical Lander Design
02:11 Will These Innovations Succeed? Examining the Risks
05:17 Avoiding Future Failures: Alternative Designs and Technologies
08:22 Outro
08:41 Enjoy

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[sweetlymorbidbear]

How about putting everything on hold except finding a way to bring home the stranded astronauts !!!!🕊️
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[RandyZimmerman-ppwj]

As long as it isn't made by Boeing lol kudos

[BlkJohnnyBravo]

Lmao, Workn Hard 2 Overcome? U mean, workm hard 2 cont. 2 overcome still convincing the public that we r not 50-100yrs more advanced, w/ AntiGravity Propulsion

[vista]

What NASA is planning to bring back Sunita and her college safely back to the Earth?

[wilr.]

Warner Von Braun had a similar view of using a large vehicle to land on the moon but was talked out of it due to the concern of the high probability that the engine would fail and strand the astronauts. STILL not a good idea!!

[halweilbrenner]

The more complexity the more chances of problems/ failures. Keep it simple ( as possible).

[fujikawu]

yet people still starve on earth^^ we will never go back if we ever get there

[LuckyRout-lf]

Whatever the information it's not declare properly this is copy paste ai generated error video

[kaarlimakela]

I'm unclear. Is this an Elon Musk thing?

[fracturedgrain]

And yet allegedly we put guys on the moon in the late 60s and early 70s in little more than a pop can with legs and then "lost" the technology that got them there. 🤔

[erikmardiste]

Wonder if nasa is regretting using Musk and space x as he's trumps wonder kid😂😂😂

[krisdunwoody]

Watch "Tipping over Landings" very closely!