
We’re Going to the Moon?! with Mike Wixson & Jay Martin
We’re really going back to the moon… but nobody can explain WHY without sounding crazy 😂
From NASA missions to colonizing space, this convo spirals into the most hilarious reality check.
In this episode, we break down:
• NASA Artemis 2 mission and the return to the moon
• Why humans are obsessed with space exploration
• The real (and funny) questions no one is asking
• Colonization… but in SPACE? 👀
Hosts: Jay Martin, Mike Wixson
⏱️ Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
00:22 NASA Artemis 2 explained
01:04 Why go back to the moon?
02:04 Plans for a moon base
03:02 Dark side vs light side of the moon
04:22 Canadian astronaut & mission details
05:03 Gravity slingshot explained
06:05 The real question: WHY are we going?
06:39 Colonization debate begins
07:27 Who owns the moon? 😂
09:23 Outro
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