Japanese billionaire unveils the 8 artists he'll fly to the moon on SpaceX's Starship in 2023

Absolute bullshit. The Earth is flat and the moon is a self-luminescent disk of plasma, not a rocky body that can be landed on…

8 artists? he doesn't want to take a few engineers or doctors or astronauts? what if something goes wrong!

It's not a "disk," there's a whole civilization on the other side and within it.

Nope.

YOU TWO ASSHOLES DESERVE EACH OTHER.

Only bots post this kind of nonsense over and over. AI is coming and it cant be stopped. Now if you are from the second dimension you would be correct but this a third dimensional matrix so bot bot bot.

So guess this will put an end to the "can't fly past the van allen belt" stuff?

They will be very first ever to moon thru van allen belts. Dead or alive.

Lol
Promise if they try to go to moon there will be 8 less artists on earth

CGI artists.

Can someone give me an online betting link and the current odds on this NOT happening in 2023 so I can make some easy money

Actually I know one of them, I set him with my tracking software for filming launches. It's not CGI.

https://twitter.com/_/status/1601055658006413313

Just like I did during Artemis I, I plan to track his spacecraft as it heads to and from the moon.

Yeah, I don't see it happening in 2023. I don't think you'll find any smart money willing to take that bet.

Fuck the Japs, they FAKE as shit!!!

2023..lol. Maybe 2043, maybe. In clown world though, not anytime before collapse.

US Government will probably declare Elon Musk a known Russian asset and have him arrested after a televised sham committee, that has no opposing viewpoints allowed.

Good luck.

I know you're being hyperbolic, but SpaceX was founded barely more than 20 years ago and in that time they have gone from nothing to be the dominant commercial launch provider. The Falcon 9 is the most utilized rocket of any kind in the world right now. I just watched one take off, turn around, and come back to land just a few miles from me yesterday. That development took longer than SpaceX thought it would, and Starship/Super Heavy is no different. I don't think it will reach the level of affordability they're aiming for, and it will certainly take longer to get it right than 2023, but I also don't think it will take 20 years. 5 to 10 years is my guess. I think the Dragon program is a good model for it; it was more complex, difficult, and longer than SpaceX anticipated, but they did get there while a traditional provider like Boeing is still floundering. Long term though, I'm still concerned about the lack of an in-flight abort system for Starship. It may not even bite them the first dozen times they fly people, but at some point it will probably bite them.

Ha!

This is the perfect honeypot thread… it will draw in all the nuts, each somehow positive they know the truth.

Oh, where, oh where, are the matrix believers who think we all live inside a computer.

Lol.

They will all die.

Timm dodd fucking sucks

Are they landing on it? If not whats the point?

Free return trajectory. The point is a billionaire paid for it and has decided to take these people with him, he can do whatever he wants with his money.

Climate change awarnes at its finest.

Please pin that tourist trip to moon to my C02 tax.

That you? nice. Was super happy for Everyday Astronaut when I heard the news, love his channel.

BTW maybe you can do GLP a solid and ask Tim to keep an eye out for aliens on the far side to finally settle GLPs curiosity once and for all

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Actually I know one of them, I set him with my tracking software for filming launches. It's not CGI.

https://twitter.com/_/status/1601055658006413313

Just like I did during Artemis I, I plan to track his spacecraft as it heads to and from the moon.


I watched Tim's video last on the announcement, I was about in tears. I am truly happy for him and I'm going to follow him through this adventure.

^^^^ This guy gets it.

You're a self-luminescent retard.

hopefully they will take a picture of the moon