I'm not convinced about the hype around this rescue mission 
...I mean, think about it, they've had similar issues with their spacecraft before and still managed to get them back safely, but now it's a big deal because it's in 2026? 
It's just another example of how space exploration is becoming more commercialized. I'd rather see the focus on making sustainable progress rather than trying to one-up everyone else. What's next, a "space tourism" package to make it even more accessible? 
...I mean, think about it, they've had similar issues with their spacecraft before and still managed to get them back safely, but now it's a big deal because it's in 2026? It's just another example of how space exploration is becoming more commercialized. I'd rather see the focus on making sustainable progress rather than trying to one-up everyone else. What's next, a "space tourism" package to make it even more accessible?