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The third and final installment of the Artemis series looks at what happens after we land on the moon again. What are the next steps and how does the Artemis program set us up for further exploration of the solar system?
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LINKS LINKS LINKS –
https://www.universetoday.com/158197/nasa-just-ordered-three-more-orion-capsules-for-artemis-vi-vii-and-viii/
https://www.nasa.gov/sites/default/files/atoms/files/artemis_plan-20200921.pdf
https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-022-01253-6
NASA looking for a 2nd lunar lander
https://www.theverge.com/2022/3/23/22993287/nasa-second-human-lunar-lander-moon-artemis-spacex
https://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/four-things-weve-learned-about-nasas-planned-base-camp-on-the-moon-180980589/
https://blogs.nasa.gov/artemis/2020/10/28/lunar-living-nasas-artemis-base-camp-concept/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dynetics_HLS
https://www.universetoday.com/153061/new-idea-use-the-starship-hls-to-create-a-lunar-base/
https://www.fosterandpartners.com/projects/lunar-habitation/
https://www.esa.int/Enabling_Support/Space_Engineering_Technology/Building_a_lunar_base_with_3D_printing
https://www.esa.int/Science_Exploration/Human_and_Robotic_Exploration/LUNA_is_taking_shape
https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-018-07107-4
https://www.nasa.gov/feature/goddard/2022/lro-lunar-pits-comfortable
https://www.theregister.com/2022/07/27/warm_lunar_pits/
https://www.sciencetimes.com/articles/33997/20211016/lunanet-nasa-is-trying-to-establish-internet-connection-on-the-moon.htm
https://www.nasa.gov/feature/goddard/2021/lunanet-empowering-artemis-with-communications-and-navigation-interoperability/
https://www.sciencetimes.com/articles/33997/20211016/lunanet-nasa-is-trying-to-establish-internet-connection-on-the-moon.htm
TIMESTAMPS –
0:00 – Intro
2:20 – Artemis VI-X – What We Know
7:37 – Artemis X and Beyond
11:31 – LunaNet
12:49 – The Ultimate Goal – Mars
15:41 – Sponsor – Henson Shaving
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NASA is a Joke along with the FAA. Neither is relevant without SpaceX. NASA should have given that money to SpaceX instead of a wasting its money with Boeing and waste of money on the SLS. Most Likely CCPRussia will embarrass NASA again
Great video, Joe. Thank you for what you do.
A mass driver on the moon is all well and good until the lunar colony (former prison camp) rebels and starts throwing rocks at Earth's cities…
The Moon is a much much more useful goal than Mars. Mars is dumb.
artemis missions starting today.
I don't know why Elon Musk, worth some $400B, doesn't give up this fantasy of us colonizing Mars, and focus first on the moon? I mean, once we get a good foothold with a rock stead Lunar Colony, there would be no stopping the US as mankind reached further to the stars.
The tipping a starship over makes very little sense. The reason is that the rocket itself is very thin at only 4mm thick. That means it can barely hold its own weight without support from the fuel tanks in it. The hull itself isn't actually air tight as it isn't necessary. Only the payload has to be sealed and the tanks themselves are sealed as otherwise it would leak fuel.
I want it to happen. Not just talk
The moon will be the birthplace of some AMAZING new professional sports… Imagine paintball in microgravity, or even 3D football!!! Rover Racing… you name it..
Here's an idea. why not move th I.S.S. to the moon, disassemble it in orbit then land the modules on the surface so it can continue being used.
Seriously, Henson shaving is great. I'm not paid to say this. I'm just some guy in Canada and I got the AL13 medium and it works great! I feel so much better to not throw out plastic from shaving.
But, but, but…………There's not enough TransGender astronauts
Authentic question: how has the moon shaped our perception of time?
Edit maybe tides?
Mars, a completely dead planet that'll never be a viable option for humanity.
Artemis' primary objective should be teaching us how we're going to survive on the moons of Jupiter. That's where we should be going.
Wow haven’t checked your followers in a while. Can’t believe you have over one million!! Congrats 🍾🎊🎈🎉
Will they listen to Pink Floyd while on the moon?
We’ll bring in ice from the belt if necessary before we abandon the moon as a base. It just might take longer to establish.
Hold on… Artemis is designed to be funded through the regular NASA budget… In other words, there is no major extra funding for the program. Going this route, it's a program that shouldn't be cancel-able. It's also why these missions are spread out over such a long period.
Really reminds me much about the Robert A Heinlein book the Moon is a harsh Mistress. But using a catapult device to launch things fro moon to earth and earth to moon.
Thank you for introducing me to Henson Shaving. I used to hate shaving, so I rarely did it… so I looked like a slob. Now shaving is so enjoyable (and I've fallen deep down the rabbit hole of shaving creams and stuff), so I look forward to shaving every day.
Seriously. I'm not freaking kidding. Buy the thing.
It's probably not a coincidence that YT listed your video on my main page a couple of hours before the launch of Artemis I. I'm still amazed at how lucky I was for being able to watch all 3 parts and finish them 30 minutes before the launch. I am bit sleepy though (it's 2:47 here), so I hope it's not delayed. 😛
Thanks Joe! This is pointless! We have enough problems on the Earth to deal with; never mind the moon or Mars!!
Nasa is just a joke now.
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Hi Joe. It's T+7 minutes as I type this and thought I'd come here and congratulate you and everyone on the planet. Thank you for being part of this in explanation and clarity on what it means. Cheers mate. Rock on!
I remember the first time I saw the SLS launch (which was like 5 minutes ago), I was amazed by how it lit up the whole eastern sky. Oddly enough I couldn't hear it, usually I can hear big rockets from where I'm at.
It finally launched!!!!!!!
Love your vids man!!!
It finally launched Joe. You can rest now.
Loving everyone grouping back here to recollect the launch. We’ve all come so far. And of course greatest cheers to the thousands who made this possible
12:31 Mbps is megabits per second, not bytes. MBps is megabytes per second.
16:47 "I've been using this razor for about six months now, and, um, I still have a beard."
How did they get past the Van Allen belt. Because that's impossible for humans.
Here after Artemis 1 launched successfully!
1:40 "Russia showed interest in moonbase"
Imagine still pretending that Russia has a relevant space program. Name one (1) succesful Russian deep space mission for the last 20 years.
An interesting idea (although probably impractical for myriad reasons), would be to decommission ISS modules and reinstate them on the lunar surface. Or just drag and drop the whole thing …
And the inflatable habitat modules that are then covered with regulate might lead to a rediscovery of the Binishell, which was a novel dome construction technique developed by an architect (with the surname Bini) in the 1960s. It involved inflating a huge airbag underneath rebar and concrete, then removing the airbag once the concrete went off. A few schools here in Australia has their gymnasium/auditorium buildings constructed in such a way. And I know that all sorts of concrete like materials have been developed to use lunar regulate, so the system sh/would work. Would just love to see a Binishell on the moon. It's a "very 1969" thing, so a fitting – if not obscure – tribute to the original moon landing.
Mars is a waste of $
Happy to see SLS doing its part of the Artemis 1 mission today… In the end I'm not laughing at you!
Meanwhile, the whole country is facing an economic collapse, raising housing prices, poverty, food insecurity. But we have to spend millions and millions to get to space to explore a rock!
Nice episode, cool about the giant lava tubes, sounds like fun to explore.
Forget razors. I want to drive a Moonebago.
wahoo Launch successful. Thunderbirds are go.. eh! what it's Artemis not thunderbirds, OK then. Look out moon your neighbourhood is being invaded.
Robert Heinlein wrote a novel called "The Moon is a Harsh Mistress." He had all this stuff down back in the '60s.
I'm reopening my betting pool on the first act of sexual intercourse in space but im hedging my bet to "Within the next five years" and beginning from January first next year.
StarShip will be the main transport to the moon by 2032. Thats a given. As for moon habitat, using one of the lava tubes would be best as it has natural radiation shielding plus bottom and side parts of a building. It is true the getting to the water is the most important aspect of surviving long term on the moon.
What happened to the musk love you had lol
Watching this after the successful launch of Artemis 1, you're correct. Hopeful.
Artemis 1 launched today!!!
Let's go Brandon. Trump 2024.
12:34 You said megabytes but the text said megabit. Which is it?