I can remember sitting in a radio studio at the age of 17 in 1969 watching a black-and-white TV as the Eagle landed at Tranquility Base.
Engine problem leads NASA to scrub launch of new moon rocket
And if you asked me then what a moonshot would look like in 50 years, I’d never have guessed it would look almost exactly the same.
Today’s Artemis launch involves a giant rocket, disposable boosters, and a tiny capsule.
A moon launch is still a cross-your-fingers-and-pray event.
I thought we’d have been a least a little closer to Star Trek by now, but we’re not.
It’s an amazing engineering feat to send
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