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Old 05-21-2024, 01:17 AM
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Default Re: The Final Frontier or Ye Olde Space-Exlporation Thrade

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Advocates for Artemis insist that the program is more than Apollo 2.0. But as we’ll see, Artemis can't even measure up to Apollo 1.0. It costs more, does less, flies less frequently, and exposes crews to risks that the steely-eyed missile men of the Apollo era found unacceptable. It's as if Ford in 2024 released a new model car that was slower, more accident-prone, and ten times more expensive than the Model T.

When a next-generation lunar program can’t meet the cost, performance, or safety standards set three generations earlier, something has gone seriously awry.
The Lunacy of Artemis (Idle Words)

(I don't have anything resembling expertise to assess anything in this piece but it was interesting to read.)
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