I was talking about manned flights. NASA is the only space agency who has ever been capable of sending men to the moon and they lost interest in it so thoroughly that they destroyed virtually all of the collected data, the technology which they did it with, and the knowledge of how they did it. NASA cannot go back any time soon and it looks like other space agencies will never be able to go at all. Even the Soviets basically just threw in the towel by never going at all. I would think that if they were so dedicated to showing their superiority that they would at least want to prove that they have caught up to 1970 NASA, but evidently they just rolled over and gave up.
1970 NASA is overpowered. Our modern technology pales to what they had. Nixon had a telephone with a signal that has thousand times as much reach as our signal and that can reach through the Van Allen Radiation Belt and cancel out the roaring of a deafening lunar module exhaust. 1970 NASA fills me with awe. But alas, NASA ultimately wound up going from a futuristic corporation that is so advanced that it is literally much more than 50 years ahead of it's time to a corporation that fakes USA temperature data to promote their theory of anthropogenic global warming. What a disgrace. NASA ought to just start over their research again until they can at least come anywhere near to how advanced that they were in the 1970's.
And the global chip shortage does not even matter, back in 1970's there were no good chips at all, but NASA could still send men to the moon anyway. They were so far ahead of their time that we do not even know how far ahead, because 50+ years later they are still ahead of the current time. Incredible. Maybe the temperature data was not faked and they just really have a time machine with which they traveled to the 1930's and 1940's in order to use technology from the future to cool down the weather and make the heat wave disappear. I hope that they do the same to the covid-19 curve so that in a few years it really was all over within 2 actual weeks.