SpaceX Starship right for Mars, WRONG for Artemis! Here's why.



In Part 2 of our Flawed Artemis series, we examine why Lunar Starship, for all of its incredible capabilities, is completely wrong (and unsafe) for Artemis.
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https://www.americaspace.com/2023/04/21/starship-orbital-test-flight-raises-serious-questions/

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20 thoughts on “SpaceX Starship right for Mars, WRONG for Artemis! Here's why.”

  1. The space shuttle didn’t have an ascent OR descent abort. The lunar landers weren’t good for descent abort. The starship IS ascent abort capable. The argument against starship is fallacious.

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  2. It's not just about sending Astronauts to the Lunar surface but also equipment that can be used for lots of mission afterward, not just an initial. There is no way NASA is going to send just 2 Astronauts into a basically empty Starship to simply land. So those Starship traveling Astronauts won't have nearly the extra empty space for comfort that this video suggest…just the extra stuff with them on the surface that will make the mission that much more successful and useful for future missions.

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  3. Use Alpaca for men and Starship for food, fuel, habitat etc.
    Send Starship first, if it lands well and all the stuff is ready, then send Alpaca.
    Alpaca can get fuel from Starship, Startship will never come back to Earth.

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  4. You're missing the big picture. Trump mandated a landing by 2024 for one reason. So he could make a Nixon-like phone call from the Oval Office, and then brag how good of a president he is and they should all thank him. Trump's monstrous ego fueled all this. NASA had to pick something, so they went for Starship, but had then not had Trump's ego pushing for a landing during his second term, they would have rejected all three and told everyone to go back to the drawing board.

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  5. I blame Congress & NASA. They funded SLS and Orion, apparently missing the fact that you need a lander. Orion first flew in 2014. The HLS wasn't ordered until 2022. Why the 8 year gap between the orbiter (Orion) and the HLS lander? It smells of corruption. I wish Congress would investigate that.

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  7. Seems like they need to expand the goals for putting people and equipment on the moon. Also, while it may not be ideal for the moon, it's still practice at putting starship into space and landing on uneven ground.

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  8. I won’t argue with any of your opinion based on today’s plans and knowledge however, since we all know SpaceX is not Boeing, can you do a follow up as to what may be as in what if starship is modified prior to 2032?

    Consider the Booster remaining unchanged. But Starship can be split into 2 stages or a crew variant or…..

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