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Over more than 50 years, each new presidential administration has reassessed the place of spaceflight among its priorities, either encouraging or curtailing the return to the Moon.

The U.S. is committing to the steady, repeatable work of building a lasting foothold on the Moon, and redefining humanity’s relationship with space itself.

NASA’a bold new plan to accelerate the Artemis program, build a Moonbase, and move on to Mars and the planets.

Four astronauts test Orion spacecraft systems during a 10-day flight around the Moon and back to Earth.

NASA has successfully completed its first crewed flight around the Moon in more than 50 years. The four astronauts splashed down safely after flying by the Moon.

NASA and SpaceX must continue to work together on the Artemis program for a permanent and sustainable return to the Moon. 

Part 2: Should we send human astronauts to colonize space? Or should we build conscious HL-AGI robots first, and then send them?

Should we send human astronauts to colonize space? Or should we build conscious HL-AGI robots first, and then send them?

Realigning the Artemis program and internal operations to achieve a permanent lunar presence and deep-space nuclear capabilities.

Our episode reframes the journey to the stars as a mirror for human evolution and purpose. Is space an invitation for humanity to finally grow up?