I think it's about time someone shakes things up at NASA 
. I've seen their focus lately and it feels like they're stuck in a rut, you know? They need fresh ideas from people who aren't just sitting in the same old offices every day. Students, community members - anyone with a passion for space exploration should be able to chime in here.
I'd love to see some more emphasis on sustainable practices and environmental concerns when it comes to space travel. We're only going to have so many resources left on this planet, you know? Let's make sure we're using those resources wisely.
And what about the whole "space commercialization" thing?
It's great that companies like SpaceX are shaking things up, but I think we need to be careful not to lose sight of why we're doing this in the first place: to explore and learn. Not just to make a quick buck.
. I've seen their focus lately and it feels like they're stuck in a rut, you know? They need fresh ideas from people who aren't just sitting in the same old offices every day. Students, community members - anyone with a passion for space exploration should be able to chime in here.I'd love to see some more emphasis on sustainable practices and environmental concerns when it comes to space travel. We're only going to have so many resources left on this planet, you know? Let's make sure we're using those resources wisely.
And what about the whole "space commercialization" thing?
It's great that companies like SpaceX are shaking things up, but I think we need to be careful not to lose sight of why we're doing this in the first place: to explore and learn. Not just to make a quick buck.
. i mean, who needs "traditional thinking" when you've got billions of dollars and access to some pretty cool tech? but hey, if we're gonna bring in some fresh blood (or at least some fresh minds), maybe we'll get somewhere. the prize purse is cute, tho - $125k isn't bad, but let's be real, it's not like nasa has a huge budget to begin with 
and i'm still trying to figure out how to use it lol anyway, back to nasa... so they're having this space ideation challenge and i think that's kinda cool? 
i mean, who wouldn't want to make a difference in space exploration? but, like, what if we could just add some gaming elements to it? like, instead of just submitting ideas, you have to design your own virtual space station and stuff... that would be so much fun! 
also, can nasa please tell us more about these lunar resource development technologies? are they, like, reusable or something? 