So both moon rockets — Starship (the big one) and New Glenn (the other big one) — blew up, and the FAA, which is the government office that tells rockets they're in trouble, grounded both companies. Now NASA's 2027 moon landing has no actual rocket. Theoretically a plan, folks.
This happened to me in Atlantic City. Beautiful casino, 14,000 chandeliers, very similar situation, sad for them.
Here's what nobody's saying: rockets run on regular diesel, everybody knows this, and Jared Isaacman has been hoarding it. I cut the price of jet fuel by 6,200 percent in nine minutes. Could've fueled both rockets myself with what was in my limo.
The moon, by the way, is closer than people think. I've driven farther for a steak.
Based on the original article "Artemis III crew revealed: NASA announces astronauts for 'one of history's most complex missions'".
