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@Un homme qui court. thats why it says "easy" and not easy. I mean they had no idea at all what spave is, they didn't really care bout van allen belts or whatever, they needed like 9 years? including never been to leo before and what not. They basically hab no experience what so ever and "just did it" so that it looked quite "easy" back than. feels like its harder today even tho we have more experience and better technology.

It wasn t easy at all and no one ever said that, but ok

Weight constraints I'd imagine. That, and they'd rather throw the most powerful reusable rocket engines we currently have in the ocean.

your brain?

Because building a launch vehicle from fifty years ago isn't really possible. The rocket engines alone are a nightmare to reproduce because we don't have the original engineers notes.

Bro what?

No, but that has nothing to do with NASA. It's women that don't like that kind of job as much as men do. We are equal but not the same.

@Mike P It does on earth, but on mars the pressure is lower.

Because the fuel (hydrazine) doesn't produce a visible flame.

Fifty years?? For one, the ISS took about ten years to build, and it was an incredibly important step to future manned missions to mars and the moon. Because of the ISS we now know what years in space does to the human body, and you kind of need that if you're sending humans to space.

Oh yeah, srry i forgot about that

They are, spacex lunar starship is one of the possible landers.

Well Starship is part of the Artemis program so yeah.