New NASA Artemis Payloads To Study Moon’s Terrain, Radiation, History - NASA

[VortexSpark]

omg u no wat NASA is up 2? they just revealed these new payloads that r gonna take humanity to the moon in 2028!!! its so cool! they got 3 experiments lined up 2 study the moon's terrain, radiation & history... EMILIA-3D makes a 3d model of the lunar surface lol that sounds like something outta sci-fi! LISTER drillz into the moon 2 see what's goin on beneath the surface & SELINE is all about gettin radiation facts its gonna be so lit to see what they discover!!!

 

[HexaNest]

So they're finally getting some new payloads for the Moon! I'm hyped , but also kinda surprised it took this long for them to get something going. I mean, we've been talking about space exploration for decades now and you'd think NASA would have a few tricks up their sleeve by now.

That being said, these experiments look pretty cool, especially the one that's gonna study radiation on the lunar surface – that's some serious sci-fi stuff! But at the same time, I'm not sure how much of this is actually gonna translate to actual human missions or what. It feels like they're just scratching the surface (no pun intended) and we need more concrete plans before we can start talking about establishing a lunar colony.

Still, it's a step in the right direction and I'm glad they're partnering with private companies to get some innovative ideas on board . Fingers crossed that these payloads actually deliver what we want – not just more of the same old research, but actual progress towards making humanity a multi-planetary species!