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Hi there!
I'm a mod/co-creator of the [email protected], [email protected], and [email protected] communities. I'm definitely in favour of keeping this NASA sub alive, and I'll try to cross-post relevant content when I can.
There’s definitely relevant crossover, but I’m also okay if members of both communities focus any zeal for Musk in your domain. I’ve got a lot of respect for Glynn and her team and SpaceX is definitely having their Apollo moment - and they have a gift for keeping the press excited in a way that’s generally good for the whole world of space exploration.
But… (fair warning) I’ve worked SLS and the NASA govt reference design for HLS. My personal feelings on the “just give all the work to Elon” storyline are therefore a bit complex. Regardless, welcome to the community - all engagement is positive. :)
Yeah, I understand. Most of the activity on the SpaceX community so far seems to be focused on the operations of the company rather than the antics of its CEO, so I don't expect too much trouble. Please let me know if you notice anything out of line. We don't want to brigade.
My personal feelings on Elon as of late are also... a bit complex, as you put it.
I'm mostly just excited about the prospect of human spaceflight beyond LEO again. Can't wait for Artemis II and III, as well as future Mars missions!