Dude, you're just reinforcing my point - technology has improved drastically in every aspect and everything is a hundred times cheaper and easier to make than back in the 60's and yet there's no mission to the moon. Explain that. I never made the argument the Saturn V tinfoil duct taped junk was the only method to get there so what you're saying makes no sense. What Don Pettit said was they've lost the technology to go to the moon, not the technology to make a Saturn V. Are you telling me Space X doesn't have the technology to go 400 000 km and back when they're preparing for a manned mission to Mars which is 192.87 million km away?

This is a valid argument but you're deflecting because you know there's no good counter to it. The only hole you pointed out is the bottomless pit between your shoulders.

Dude, you're just reinforcing my point - technology has improved drastically in every aspect and everything is a hundred times cheaper and easier to make than back in the 60's and yet there's no mission to the moon. Explain that. I never made the argument the Saturn V tinfoil duct taped junk was the only method to get there so what you're saying makes no sense. What Don Pettit said was they've lost the technology to go to the moon, not the technology to make a Saturn V. Are you telling me Space X doesn't have the technology to go 400 000 km and back when they're preparing for a manned mission to Mars which is 192.87 million km away?

This is a valid argument but you're deflecting because you know there's no good counter to it. The only hole you pointed out is the bottomless pit between your shoulders.

Dude, you're just reinforcing my point - technology has improved drastically in every aspect and everything is a hundred times cheaper and easier to make than back in the 60's and yet there's no mission to the moon. Explain that. I never made the argument the Saturn V tinfoil duct taped junk was the only method to get there so what you're saying makes no sense. What Don Pettit said was they've lost the technology to go to the moon, not the technology to make a Saturn V.

This is a valid argument but you're deflecting because you know there's no good counter to it. The only hole you pointed out is the bottomless pit between your shoulders.