The next chapter of lunar exploration could forever change the moon — and our relationship to it (op-ed)

[Admin]

Will we responsibly and sustainably protect future generations' ability to practice scientific and cultural traditions on, near or in relation to the moon?

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[Mike from CT]

The authors appear to be more concerned with cultural issues than space exploration. Does anyone really care if Neil Armstrong’s feces was left on the moon? Or if an indigenous tribe has issues with moon exploration?

Im more concerned with the people that are pushing the envelope, making discoveries, and advancing the state of the art of space exploration. None of the authors fall in this category.

 

[BobLoblaw]

Who in their right mind is concerned about the “cultural impact” of exploring and living on the moon? That is the stupidest argument against human progress I’ve ever heard. With that mentality we’d still be living in caves.

 

[DanW]

Caption under Intuitive Machines lander should read "over the moon"
It incorrectly states the picture is ON the moon.
There are other images on the lander taken when the lander was on its side.