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Here is my hot take on the latest episode of “For All Mankind.” President Teddy Kennedy has caused a sex scandal by having an affair with a White House staffer named Mary Jo Kopechne, whom he left to die in a submerged car in our timeline. (Question: Is she going to have an unexpected accident?)

In the meantime, Teddy’s FBI is trying to hunt down and expose gay people inside the space program.

Also, the current crew of the Jamestown lunar base is trapped on the moon and is slowly going stir crazy. This situation is Teddy’s fault as well. He awarded a contract for a crucial part of the Saturn V to an incompetent company in order to bribe a governor to support the Equal Rights Amendment. As a result, a Saturn V turned into a fireball on the pad, killing 12 people, including Gene Kranz. Failure is indeed an option when corruption rules the highest office in the land.

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NASA proposes to buy seat on short-duration commercial ISS flight

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Will 2020 Be the Year We Find Intelligent Alien Life?

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SpaceX's Starship provides an opportunity for NASA's Artemis program

Recently NASA announced that five more companies had been added to the Commercial Lunar Payload Services program (CLPS). One such company, SpaceX, has raised some eyebrows in aerospace circles because Elon Musk’s rocket business is offering the Starship as a lunar lander.

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Is climate change good or bad for trees?

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Will SpaceX’s Starlink Mega-Constellation ‘Ruin’ Astronomy’s Biggest Ever Eye On The Sky?

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NASA exploring possibility of genetically modified super astronauts

NASA is developing a lunar dust-busting paint

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Science + religion

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How Irrational Fear of Nuclear Power Jeopardized Apollo 13

How the flight of Apollo 12 created a great artist

Saturn’s moon Titan is like Earth, but insane

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NASA Finds Supermassive Black Hole Birthing Stars at “Furious Rate”

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What if the Soviet Union had reached the moon before America?

That’s the subject of “For All Mankind,” a new series from Ron Moore on Apple TV. The show suggests that if Russia had indeed reached the moon first, it would have triggered a space race into the 1970s, and subsequently provided a boost to the women’s movement.

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How the flight of Apollo 12 created a great artist

The flight of Apollo 12, the second expedition to the lunar surface, is not as well known as the first mission to the moon, Apollo 11, or Apollo 13, the moon mission that almost didn’t make it home. But it did create one of the great artists of the space age.

Bloomberg’s candidacy is problematic

Whether or not Michael Bloomberg believes that science and space exploration are silly distractions from the “real issues” is beside the point. Rep. Fletcher may not believe that notion. She has not moved to defund the Europa Clipper and divert the money to flood control projects. Indeed, she has had little to say about space exploration at all. The absence of Culberson, space enthusiast, and the presence of Fletcher, at best indifferent to space exploration and its manifest benefits, is being keenly felt as debate rages over whether to adequately fund NASA’s Artemis program to return to the moon. Some House Democrats have expressed extreme reservations

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Elon Musk Rips Boeing’s $90 Million Space Trips as Cost Tops SpaceX’s

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NASA warns budget uncertainty could slow exploration programs

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Mars Society Founder Makes Case for 'Mars Direct' Path to the Red Planet

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Senators introduce new NASA authorization bill

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