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The second space race is coming down to months, not years. Fortunately, President Donald J. Trump’ national space policy and the resources from Congress have given us an advantage. Now we need to move with urgency, return American astronauts to the Moon, and get underway on nuclear power and...

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Brian Dunning20 days ago

I feel a little bad for Isaacman — about whom I've heard nothing but good things as NASA Administrator — forced to praise and credit POTUS in every tweet for things POTUS has nothing to do with, and doesn't understand or think about or care about.

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Lee Chr🅰️ska20 days ago

@POTUS Jarrod, you can't afford the SLS rockets. They are a huge financial burden on the country. You need a significantly cheaper launch vehicle. How are you paying for moon bases if the rocket you use to get there costs 4.1 BILLION dollars per launch?!?!?!

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Mr Atoz20 days ago

@POTUS We had a 60 year head start and blew it

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Banz Karoo20 days ago

Good to hear about the "nuclear propulsion" strategy. Younger years...little brain storming sessions tween me and my space nerd friends during the Shuttle Program...we always imagined various scenarios to include how that could work just like our mighty ships across our vast oceans. Better late than never...

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John - Space Architecture20 days ago

@TeslaOptimi @POTUS Momentum 👍🏻

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Francis Beaudry 🇨🇦20 days ago

@POTUS Is this only a coincidence ?

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Driff20 days ago

@POTUS I’m so happy you are the NASA Administrator. You’re exactly what we needed at this moment in time. 🇺🇸

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John20 days ago

@RyanKriser @POTUS You can tell we're on the right path when many around the world complain about America's space "monopoly" and Her complete market saturation of the Space Economy.

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SpaceElevator20 days ago

@POTUS

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Redeemed20 days ago

@POTUS So looking forward to Artemis III mission. Rooting for great success.🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

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Tesla Optimi20 days ago

@POTUS It was late getting started but the pace is definitely accelerating. There are maybe a dozen companies already testing regolith tech to build roads on the moon.

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Tesla Optimi20 days ago

@POTUS Tesla Optimi will build that Moon Base Sir.

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Henry Maier20 days ago

@POTUS Any chance of visiting Cabeus crater? Would be a real eye-opener to see a man-made crater from the LCROSS mission, and it's only 100 km from the south pole.

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Venom2142O19 days ago

@POTUS Let's win the race for the base. As said in the Apple TV show For all Mankind

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Weslley Gabriel20 days ago

@POTUS @grok vai acontecer tudo que ele está prometendo ?

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SneakySnake Dragon20 days ago

@POTUS Watching from Europe, where our answer will be another white paper. Everyone else sets the pace, and the UAE is hiring exactly the engineers we keep losing. In this race, speed is the strategy, and we are not racing.

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Sashwin Paul20 days ago

@POTUS We need to reconcile our nuclear reserves. It's not going to be a race. It's a consolidation.💡🫂

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J.C.20 days ago

This would be so easy to win and recruit the next generation of engineers, fabricators, and scientists. Simply invest in workshops for the skills needed and put them near universities with the fields of study. Most people have no clue how embarrassingly empty the universities machine shops are. We are vastly under utilizing our capabilities.

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Bob Molina20 days ago

@POTUS The strategic case is clear, but urgency has to come with disciplined milestones: launch cadence, cost per mission, and a credible plan for sustained presence. A race taxpayers can audit is more durable than one built on headlines.

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A.M.20 days ago

@POTUS That's what she said.

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SexyCat20 days ago

@POTUS ❤️❤️❤️👍🙏

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Terrence20 days ago

@POTUS .

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Lynn Adams20 days ago

@POTUS Faith and trust has been lost.

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Mars colony Hydra20 days ago

Administrator Isaacman is right — the window is measured in months. Solar power alone cannot sustain a permanent presence through the two-week lunar night or the dust storms and weak sunlight of Mars. Compact fission reactors deliver the continuous, high-density energy both a Moon colony and a Mars colony will actually need: for habitats, life support, in-situ resource utilization, and the nuclear electric propulsion that shortens the trip and reduces the number of miracles required. The policy and the funding are in place. Now we execute. The next race should never be this close.

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FreedoMan20 days ago

@POTUS I'm still waiting for an executive order naming the moon America's.

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shatners20 days ago

@POTUS

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Marcel Gerber20 days ago

@POTUS ask Musky, then we there yesterday @elonmusk

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MIROSLAVA STRUTZ 👀20 days ago

@POTUS 👀☝️🫆

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An G20 days ago

@POTUS 🇺🇸❤️🚀

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Михаил Баев20 days ago

@POTUS Great nation—but first decide where the taxpayers' money is going. Are you actually funding lunar development, or is the whole budget going toward uniforms for the new Space Academy cadets? Pick a priority, because you won't have enough for both.

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