NASA's Creating a Lunar Colony? By 2024?

[ProfessorDetective]

youtu.be/vl6jn-DdafM

[clearspira]

Seems unlikely given how NASA seems to have been replaced by private companies. Seems a hard funding sell to Trump too.

[Madner Kami]

Tell him, it will not just be the first human colony on the moon or outside of Earth and thus everyone involved being forever remembered and in fame, but promise him to call it Trumpville. Instant sell, wanna bet?

[Yukaphile]

Ew, yuck. Name the first moon colony Trumpville? Why not name it Hitler Town or Stalinades while you're at at? True, he isn't as bad as they are, but he is controversial to the point he might as well be, huge body counts aside.

[Madner Kami]

A) Comparing Trump to Hitler or Stalin is stupid on a variety of levels.
B) I did not say "Name it Trumpville". I said promise him to do that. See a difference?

[ProfessorDetective]

And once everything's built and functional, there's nothing they can do when the other shoe drops. Unless they're that petty to shut it all down just because they got duped... Wait...

[Yukaphile]

1) I literally said the two are not comparable except in terms of how controversial Trump is to the laymen. Did you not see that?
2) So stiff him. Like he stiffs his employees. Excellent.

[Robovski]

Trumpville can be a station toilet.

[Admiral X]

NASA has talked big since the early 2000s, but they just can't seem to do any of the things they say they will.

[Antiboyscout]

It's a simple question. Is there ice on the moon. If not then this is pointless.