Why There's a New Race to the Moon

[@oipr80]

They don’t want China to get there first but then they are like: it’s too expensive we don’t know if it’s worth it. 🤡

[@wesleynorree8599]

True, the trillions for war isn't expensive =/ but ya war big business

[@oceanwave4502]

I would rather see my tax money wasted on possible frontier tech, rather than seeing my country miss megatrends of history. Germany can relate here...

[@101spacecase]

laughable indeed. I feel China will overtake us at some point we only have our inept gov to thank for it.

[@ar1sm70]

I honestly hope China can actually accomplish something. Maybe that will convince the West, mostly America, to finally get off their butts and take space seriously again.

[@AAAAAA-tj1nq]

@ar1sm70 far side of moon sample return. That is an accomplishment. 2028 propose tianwen 3 mars sample return mission. Nasa msr doesn't even a launch date

[@Sib1204]

They are

[@oceanwave4502]

As a person who watches China's development, I'm amazed at how different China and the West is in terms of managing society. The West tends to let private sector decide, and its society is "gone with the wind". They go through history typically aimlessly. In China, the government is the leading force. They have plan and long-term vision. No one can predict the future, but by having long-term vision, one can follow through challenging goals. The leadership (in China) can adapt to new circumstances quickly if it is worth it. For example, Fusion tech is far from reality (it may take 40 years more). So China now focuses on Green Energy (Solar, Wind) as well as Thorium-based nuclear power. But if someday someguy figures out how to exactly solve Fusion issue, China can rapidly adapt to the new direction. And in this case, no one in Chinese society would complain (or be allowed to complain) about wasteful resources for Thorium-based ones.

[@zhchbob]

I hope China's success on the moon will help the US space industry get out of the handcuff of FAA.

[@zhchbob]

@@oceanwave4502 I'm a Chinese living in China. The CCP's way is not sustainable.

[@redleader2211]

It amazes me how much more difficult it's become getting to the moon when we did it in the 60s.

[@user-kj7ld8xh2p]

US: banned China from ISS China : developed its own SS US: you started a war!

[@inktownfishing4505]

I'm starting to think the 60"s landing was faked!

[@elpenprice679]

​@@user-kj7ld8xh2p you ok bot? You keep repeating the same things 😂

[@user-kj7ld8xh2p]

@@elpenprice679 "@elonmusk: Indian nationalist bots are at work!"

[@sleadaddy]

No, it's orders of magnitude easier now in a lot of ways. We're just spending a LOT less money now is all.

[@dimon22323]

I guess we're slowly reaching next season of "For all mankind".

[@into_the_wildest_dreams]

we have not even started it yet

[@explorer_1113]

Another FAM fan!

[@tonystark2115]

story of Season 2 or 3 right, after water its Helium 3 😆

[@explorer_1113]

@@tonystark2115 yep season 1 water is found, season 3 helium 3 is used for nuclear fusion

[@abhishekmahanta1112]

Indian cabinet finally approved Chandrayaan 4 today 😊❤️🇮🇳👍

[@bineetgupta]

Also approved Venus orbiter mission, and construction of first module of Bhartiya Antriksh Station

[@storonto19]

It will be delayed by 20 years. Not the scientists but the politics will fail the mission.

[@thor.halsli]

Thank you for specifying that the first ones were all white men whilst showing a picture of all white men. Don't think i would have come to that same conclusion without Bloomberg's help

[@stevefink6000]

Color of skin is meaningless, we are all the same. Unless of course white ppl did something first. Then its important to point it out.

[@Kevin-cm5kc]

'You can't claim territory on the moon. So anyway, we made 'the artemis accords' where we say we can claim territory on the moon. But for some reason, china thinks we're claiming territory on the moon' Yeah, its hard to figure out where they got that idea.

[@thanhdatvo0]

My theory for next step: US will send military to the moon and declare all the land in the moon belongs to US, therefore trigger WW3 WW3 could be the war for the moon

[@theunbearables]

china isn't really racing though, we've already won the space race by getting there first. They've been planning this since 2000s and aren't going to stop until they go or die trying

[@ar1sm70]

You're not wrong per se, but there are different forms of race. If China manages to establish a permanent presence on the moon, that will be a significant first too.

[@user-kj7ld8xh2p]

US: banned China from ISS China : developed its own SS US: you started a war!

[@mateusnicolinibezerra9757]

By that logic the soviets won the space race lol. When does it end? At Mars? At Europa? At Titan?

[@AAAAAA-tj1nq]

@thunbearables China tianwen 3 mars sample return mission to be launch in 2028 while nasa msr doesn't have a launch date

[@flynnparish9833]

@@mateusnicolinibezerra9757 FTL.

[@BrainBooster-s4t]

ISRO🇳🇪 The Indian Space Research Organization plans to set up the country's first space station by 2035 and put a human on the Moon by 2040.

[@Kevin-fq3zh]

in the meantime, UN ECOSOC reported that 75% of indians do not have access to clean water & sanitation

[@mxrcurial_5398]

we'll already be on mars by then 🤣

[@BrainBooster-s4t]

@@mxrcurial_5398 NASA has delayed its Artemis III moon landing mission to September 2026 due to technical issues and safety concerns.

[@bineetgupta]

​@@mxrcurial_5398how many people have you flown on SLS till now ? 😂

[@BrainBooster-s4t]

@@mxrcurial_5398 compared with the US and China Space Budget (2023) US Space Budget - $73.2 billion China Space Budget - $14 billion India Space Budget - $1.9 billion US advantage - the United States has had multiple successful missions to land humans on the moon. The United States conducted six successful crewed moon landings between 1969 and 1972. India- No Human moon landing experience. We start from zero

[@zollen123]

Let's say if America won this round of space race against China, the real question is will America continue the space exploration and beyond, or simply ignore it again just like after winning of the last space race against USSR?

[@Joshua-ut8ul]

The introduction of private companies in exploration is like the exploration of the "New World" in the 1600s like the Dutch East India Company

[@on__off2923]

👍 history is repeating itself in another dimension

[@CausticLemons7]

No, it isn't. Please explain because I'm not seeing the similarities at all beyond the very basic and obvious business instead of government.

[@brucemace5404]

You lost me when you complained the moon astronauts we’re all white Americans men. Yes so what ? It was a different time

[@BryceLovesTech]

The media can’t let an opportunity go, to do some race baiting

[@nithinuppalapati8386]

Exactly. Feel like this is BS. First of all, we still don't know if the "original" landing is even real. Conspiracists say otherwise.

[@767er767er]

Companies like Rocketlab, Intuitive Machines and SpaceX will create the landscape for our future on the moon. Exciting times!

[@stevefink6000]

YES. the latter two are publically traded companies. Get them while they are young.

[@kleroterion1196]

Wow. He had to emphasize "white" Americans...

[@stevefink6000]

yes, its shameful that only white men were sacrificed for expirimental and deadly forms of travel.

[@Lena-vw6ye]

You see how China, uses competition, and competitive education to put people in the right place to outcompete US. While America uses it's power to bend rules to slow down China's progress. China was banned from ISS and then it made it's own space station. If everyone else is allowed to learn, why can't China? Because China could actually become better? China should continue what it is best at, observing, re-engineering, innovating and competing.

[@djp1234]

It's sad that it needs to be a competition with dictators in order for us to explore space. Whatever it takes, I guess.

[@user-fs5jfo9h8x]

And ironically America as a nation is the biggest dictator on this planet.They banned NASA from cooperating with China,they don't want China to compete in space exploration in the first place, It's not China wants to compete with the US in a race of bringing human back to the moon, it's the US wanna maintain its hegemony,so they can't be inferior in any field,which makes them look weak,it exactly is a cold-war ideology.But China doesn't even say it's competing with USA in space exploration since they clearly know they are behind.

[@blackfoxstudioX]

We just need to find oil on the moon and the race will be over with the obvious winner ;)

[@SoumyaThakur-pq7lc]

Oil is helium. ❤

[@tuto4322]

I don't know about oil but there's an infinite universe with infinite resources out there and mining in other planets wouldn't be as harmful as in Earth

[@GSR356]

Totally failed to mention it’s India 🇮🇳 who discovered water on the moon.

[@MdArbaz1]

Exactly!

[@stormtrooper8420]

😅where did you get this information from?? Presence of water on moon was known even in the 1960's

[@honeybeee23]

​@@stormtrooper8420 but chandrayaan 1 proved it

[@stormtrooper8420]

@@honeybeee23 no it didn't. Nobody except indians claim this nonsense

[@vlogkitsune6785]

Chinese built a new Space Station, landed on the dark side of the moon, got the world's first samples from there. Serious how can you call it a competition when they are way way ahead.

[@johnkeck]

Lithium may be rare on Earth, but it is not a rare earth metal

[@stevefink6000]

Lithium is not rare at all. Its one of the most abundant elements on earth and the solar system.

[@bikashkr.choudhary4572]

Lithium is not rare....

[@Elonmast45]

So they hyped up the Lunar South Pole throughout the video and didn't even mention India already landed there!??

[@regolith1350]

They landed at 69 degrees South latitude. That's nowhere near the South Pole. They were many hundreds of kilometers from the actual Pole. That's like going to Norway and saying you're at the North Pole or going to Texas and saying you're at the Equator.

[@shorelord1175]

Talking about humans

[@stormtrooper8420]

India didn't land on the South pole

[@leiyangalable]

😅Indians have their standard about pole

[@ArnaudJoakim]

We'll have a hotel on the moon in my lifetime.

[@mastvideos6298]

How about solving the real problems ? Whats the point of finding water on moon ?

[@DarenLee]

It’s the same thing all over. First the rush to own the oil, now to own the water in moon.

[@felixwalton4612]

12 minute video, 1 second shot of spacex

[@metegenezz]

democrats hate Elon :d

[@florianjanen555]

Maybe because Elon always loves to make HUGE Annoucemts without actually backing it up

[@AVRides]

Cry more

[@user-kj7ld8xh2p]

US: banned China from ISS China : developed its own SS US: you started a war!

[@yOkay_]

No way they didn't mention the most advanced space exploration company.

[@happyhunter]

With Bill Nelson as Chief of Nasa, He doesnt even know the dark side of the moon is bright lol

[@kolar]

Space Force has tested small arm weapons in low gravity environments.

[@regolith1350]

On every video about the Lunar south pole, the comments section gets filled with people incorrectly claiming: 1) India was the first nation to land at the South Pole 2) India was the first nation to discover water on the Moon 1. India did NOT land at the South Pole. Chandrayaan-3 landed at 69 degrees South latitude, which is nowhere near the South Pole. They landed in ... the south. That's it. NOT THE SOUTH POLE. 69 degrees is not 90 degrees. That's like going to Norway and saying you're at the North Pole or going to Florida and saying you're at the Equator. And now, Intuitive Machines has landed at about 80 degrees south, twice as close to the South Pole as Chandrayaan-3. India was not the first nation to land at the South Pole because so far NOBODY has landed at the South Pole. 2. The actual instrument on the 2008 Chandrayaan-1 orbiter that "discovered" water at the south pole - Moon Mineralogy Mapper - was a NASA/JPL instrument. Designed, built, paid for, and operated by USA, not India. India didn't design it, didn't make it, didn't pay for it, didn't commission it, didn't operate it. There were also many other American satellites, missions, and observations from flybys, etc. that found evidence of water, including BEFORE Chandrayaan (such as Clementine way back in the 1990s).

[@vidyasagarrvsr3723]

Thank your for your clarification. I did my research, When India landed chandrayaan 3 ( that is the nearest to the south pole, ever landed by any country, which is true it 69 degrees). Now the nearest is the Odysseus lander , someone ever get, ( still 300km away from South pole)

[@GurungyNoHamuster]

When I did chemistry, Lithium wasn't a rare earth metal. Has it muscled its way across the Periodic Table?

[@mynk_rjput]

It's about demand and supply! Today's world runs on battery!

[@esioanniannaho5939]

An arts graduate wrote the script. Says all you need to know.

[@temper44]

Lithium is so valuable, its worth mining it on the moon and shipping it with a rocket to earth to process it. It's not even that heavy.

[@stevefink6000]

Lithium is one of the most abundant elements on earth and the solar system. its not rare at all.

[@lalufatih8834]

man, glad to see loren grush again talking about space

[@cspaliwal_]

Was not expecting India to lead the race Also intresting that the day they reached south pole NASA announced new projects (its easy for them technologically, idk why they weren't doing it since last decades)

[@utkarshsingh2490]

India is the first country to find traces of water on the surface of moon back in 2008. Why you people always whitewash history?

[@SoumyaThakur-pq7lc]

Leave it bro. Let them claim it. They already washing most of the history and have no guts to accept the actual truth.

[@damienspectre4231]

looks like brown washing to me

[@gameplayguru5805]

ISRO launched it equipment was from NASA

[@on__off2923]

they also did land on their first attempt

[@eddyr1041]

​@@gameplayguru5805yup.. thematn the precise definition... India achievement currently is hv cheap a space robotic mission can be.

[@user-bd2pu8mg1k]

I'm getting into the tech industry and science game

[@mynk_rjput]

So do AI 💀

[@jhake67]

elon musk single handedly start human's long gone interest in space exploration

[@julianchee2894]

Because others are catching to America. Done, saved you the whole video.

[@abacus749]

Air that we breathe is composed of 78% Nitrogen + 17% Oxygen + 4% Carbon Dioxide. [The Moon has NO NITROGEN. The only Oxygen on the Moon is trapped in REGOLITHIC ROCKS (?)] Conversation over on that one.

[@sleepymeow7156]

When Bill Nelson said, “A giant leap for all humanity.” That “humanity” didn’t include China(because it is the US’s adversary) and countries from the global south(because they don’t have the science and financial capabilities). Probably nothing 🤦🏼‍♂️🤷🏼‍♂️

[@NeilBiswasT90]

Water was first discovered by India in 2008 probably.

[@sudhakarlingam4918]

Why do i get the impression the narrator has bs towards white men and billionaires😢

[@rajveersanghavi5316]

India was the only country that landed on the far side

[@johntheux9238]

Nothing about starship?

[@stevefink6000]

They also didnt mention the name of the private company that landed on the moon, Intuitive Machines. stock symbol LUNR 😉

[@NeilBiswasT90]

Bloomberg originals❌️ Bs originals ✅️ What a waste of time!

[@BuyezSpaceOfficial]

I have to know, how did you make that beautiful thumbnail

[@blakespower]

why has every technology advanced so much since 1969 EXCEPT HUMAN SPACE TRAVEL?

[@billsimpson604]

If I had to bet money on the winner, I would sadly have to go with China.

[@yawdonkor8212]

DEI to the moon 🌖? 😲🤯

[@andreypopov6958]

a city on every planet

[@johnren7344]

Stop faa from slowing spacex progress. And you will get there first

[@zeken4413]

Pass me the laser beam.

[@obi-wankenobi5332]

it's only SpaceX and Musk, what are you talking about

[@javierderivero9299]

Another documentary that playdown the fact that this time Artemis is a joint projet between US, ESA , JAXA and CSA, totally different than in the 1960s and 70s with US was the only one competing with URSS

[@101spacecase]

We always should of been going there....The way we dropped space travel is one of the saddest things I've seen in my life such a waste.

[@rinzin_la]

Please leave Moon alone. 🥺 We have done enough to Earth. We cant buy or create another Moon.

[@CrimsonAlchemist]

As a Myanmar citizen who lost a home in Lashio, Shan State in Northern Myanmar to Chinese proxy armed groups (MNDAA), we strongly believe China will take over the Moon as well if noone is there to stop it. First the South China Sea, now Northern Myanmar, later the Moon!

[@user-kj7ld8xh2p]

US: banned China from ISS China : developed its own SS US: you started a war!

[@jackytang3683]

You are brainwashed by rumors, I'm Chinese, Chinese government closed all channels that support resources to MNDAA and the only country working to make peace in Shan State and whole Myanmar. MNDAA'S first 10.27 operation got nodding from China but the 2 wave on lashio was not supported by Beijing A Peaceful and stable Myanmar is interest for China

[@jackytang3683]

China threats Kokang Army to stop their operation, we need Myanmar Junta more than those ethnic military forces

[@johnsavage6628]

Send the 2% to the Moon.

[@aivaraslabokas7172]

How can they go to the Moon, if they cannot drive in a straight line?!

[@Lionhead2128]

Now this is some quality content. Thanks for sharing!

[@joependleton6293]

Now we have the technology to go anywhere in our very own Solar System! The moon is a landing stage, let's send the best pilots. 😊👌

[@user-kj7ld8xh2p]

US: banned China from ISS China : developed its own SS US: you started a war!

[@SoumyaThakur-pq7lc]

Ccp bot?🤡

[@user-kj7ld8xh2p]

@@SoumyaThakur-pq7lc "@elonmusk: Indian nationalist bots are at work!"

[@Bmthbabe23]

Why don't you say what is true? China is working with any Country including the USA who would like to be apart of China Space endevour. PS NATO Countries have been shown International Law does not apply so blah blah

[@Yungking300]

Idc what we have to do as america. If we have to go on rations, cut the budget on everything. Embrace economic hardship. We cannot let china, india, russia, etc win the space race💀 or the Antarctic race. Or the ocean race tbh. We already slacking in education/modern infrastructure/economy etc.

[@mynk_rjput]

😂😂 So obsessed.

[@bineetgupta]

Uncle Sam never lacks in freedom which they drop regularly on Oil rich nations 😂 a lack of shelter for homeless doesn't matter

[@Zethuzzz]

Video could have been better.

[@anikchowdhury5441]

Did USA went to moon??? 6 mission but never once in earth side.

[@PacoOtis]

Greed!

[@bobsthea]

we already had so much problem here on earth, don't spill it over to other space thingy

[@death_parade]

What an !!d!0t!c take. Going to space helps solve problems here on Earth. Like Climate Change. We can export our mining and even some manufacturing activities off-planet and that will massively help reduce the pollution we are causing here on Earth. Now please don't say that we'll pollute the Moon. Its a lifeless rock. Has no Biosphere. Only Earth has a Biosphere and it needs to be protected if we want to protect life on Earth.

[@Fbxoutdoor]

Why cant we turn water into fuel here on earth?! 🤔

[@stevefink6000]

They do. For hydrogen production the pull the H out of the water but it takes more power to extract it with electricity, than the power they get from the hydrogen. Otherwise hydrogen gas or liquid doesnt occur naturally on earth. This is why hydrogen powered cars are a scam.

[@death_parade]

You missed the memo on the whole GH2 push or what?

[@asadaden]

There man using hammer is the moon to break rocks there and they are saying it’s impossible to send anything there 😂

[@PaulFenwick-t4x]

U can tell where someone or his ancestors are from just by looking at them...these terms like "person of colour"seems racist or derogatory...do we have to label??

[@therealmr.incredible3179]

Yeah, been hearing it for years now. It ain’t happening anytime soon.

[@gutluckbro9802]

but when it happens, it's gonna be the beginning of a new age. Deff happening before 2035 for sure.

[@Elucidator-]

You are so cynical. That calls in the past were wrong are - first and foremost - not a guarantee for the future. Also, the rise of private spaceflight (just look at SpaceX, that is cutting edge right now) makes everything different.

[@gamers-xh3uc]

Its something that takes years of preparation

[@Elucidator-]

@@gamers-xh3uc Of course it does, but that does not mean it is not possible or not under way. Technologically in particular there have never been better times to go to the Moon - and Mars - than today. The rapidly decreasing launch costs will ensure a permanent movement towards both bodies.

[@longtailgar]

The moon is hollow

[@adam248]

China will be one step closer and ahead

[@madredeltopo]

Intro song?

[@wayneyd2]

Because there nothing of value on the moon.

[@michaelanderson3096]

Resources 😮

[@AdrianDucao]

I hope China or India or any private companies can stay on the moon and mars, to show to the west aka USA, how it's done.

[@death_parade]

India is planning to establish a permanently manned Moon base in the 2040s.

[@nithinuppalapati8386]

Feel like the video is sooo detached from the title. It's all about politics and wealth to summarise. So I'm asking you now --> Why There's a New Race to the Moon?

[@Keshav_180]

Wrong facts

[@Lynchkingbro]

moon landing 1969 isn't real😂 jk 😂

[@mack-uv6gn]

Great more exhaust in the atmosphere and mine minerals from the moon.🤦🏻‍♂️

[@danicorvin]

New pissing contest?

[@leeworthington5302]

None of these treaties are going to be respected, unfortunately it's still might makes right and possession is 9/10ths of the law

[@AdhithyaSimha]

h3 is the reason

[@billsimpson604]

It is the fantasy they use to get funding. Hydrogen is a gas. No way that it would ever be economical to bring it back from the Moon.

[@MeAjaysingh]

*Did the Americans really set foot on the Moon* 🤔

[@supa3ek]

If they did, you would think it could do it at a minutes notice right !!!! Very suspicious !!

[@happier13]

done

[@Sniper21361]

No one owns the space

[@sarthakghule5017]

Iam coining The Term by Own 🌌🙏🌌Space Politics 🙏🌌🙏

[@deepdivevr7244]

racist

[@zroman123]

Goof luck!

[@criztaliz3413]

Simply bc curiosity, how can nasa bring two tonne rover in 1969 and jump like kangaroo but now struggling adapting to modern technology😊😊

[@mynk_rjput]

Budget.

[@mopo6854]

Story story story.. if did made the 1969/1972 historical moon walk. Even when technology was backward to now. Ques: Why have we (world) been unable to go back there in the present time. It shouldn't be a huge problem, right?

[@billsimpson604]

Money. The USA is now broke, with debt equal to the total yearly output of the entire economy. Worse, it is adding over a trillion dollars to that debt every year. We need to pay interest on ALL that debt, or the global economy will collapse.

[@guitaristmichaelstark]

Because no one has been there yet.

[@therealmr.incredible3179]

Vote for Trump.

[@michaelmtenga5387]

We are the world we are the people. No need to leave our beautiful world. The universe is filled with nothing but uninhabitable planets. We just need to work to keep making our world better. I don’t see any benefits in Space travel. Except do sightseeing and military operations.

[@mynk_rjput]

That's exactly what dinosaurs used to think 💀

[@IM_BUTTERFLY_FOREVER]

ISRO ❤

[@movies-now01]

You got it wrong at the starting!! No one ever stepped on the moon! Human race is trying to Fly out of space.

[@stuarthowe8174]

If you believe they put a man on the moon 😆

[@kogs6o4]

FIRST!

[@jimcroft21]

Bc we never went the first time 🙃

[@emmanuelhc2950]

9:05 there is no way they actually wrote Columbia insted of Colombia