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NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman: “Sometimes seeing is believing.” (he's discussing humans on mars.) Source: Politico
NASA administrator Jared Isaacman says he’s confident that the agency will have the cash it needs to build its new moon base, an ambitious program that will need $20 billion over the next seven years and $30 billion over the next decade. Tap the link in bio to read more.
NASA administrator Jared Isaacson on the moon, Mars & Canada’s role in the new space race 🚀🇨🇦
Why is it crucial that the U.S. get back to the Moon and establish a base? NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman explains the strategic importance and why the Moon is essential for getting to Mars and back. Episode 144 📲
@nasaadmin Jared Isaacman explains to @claytravisoutkick and @bucksexton how the Artemis II trip to the moon will lead to a base there -- and eventually a mission to Mars.
Four astronauts will be launched on a 10-day journey around the moon before coming back to Earth. “[This is] the most important human spaceflight mission in more than half a century... sending astronauts farther than ever before,” NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman said. “America will never again give up the moon.” Video: @NASAAdmin
What's NASA's next giant leap? NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman says nuclear power in space is the next great mission and will enable travel to and from the Moon and Mars. Episode 144 📲
"I've told everyone, 'Look, if we come up short (and our rival gets to the Moon before us), I'll be fired, and I'll be at home watching on TV as you all testify before Congress"😅 - @nasaadmin Jared Isaacman. Full interview online at 8 pm Eastern.
@naaaadmin Jared Isaacman explains to @claytravisoutkick and @bucksexton how tomorrow's Artemis II trip to the moon will lead to a base there -- and eventually a mission to Mars.
"We can be above the Moon looking down, or we can be on the Moon. You decide what is more important." - @nasaadmin Jared Isaacman Full interview tonight!
Why NASA is going to the Moon — not Mars — first - NASA hopes the Artemis II mission will set the stage for future trips to Mars and a long‑term human presence in deep space.
Coming up tonight on NASASpaceflight: an exclusive interview with @nasaadmin Jared Isaacman, ahead of humanity's return to crewed lunar missions with @nasaartemis II tomorrow. Watch this place for more! 🚀
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