Has NASA accomplished ANYTHING of noteworthiness?

Not recently, no.

they convinced a lot of people we landed on the moon

>>59285395
They staged a pretty convincing moon landing, directed by Stanley Kubrick.

>>59285395
Teflon.

I am honestly wondering how many people are convinced about the moon landing being a conspiracy.
The web seems to overflow with them. Then again, can't distinguish between satire and serious posts.

Memory Foam.

I have a mattress made out of it and it's great

>>59285395
Dips go away. FBI got me.

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>>59285395
Has CERN accomplished ANYTHING of noteworthiness?

>>59285528
Well there are people who genuinely believe the Earth is flat.

There are 7 billion people on this planet. Statistically several millions are going to be utterly retarded.

>>59286256
>still no accidental blackhole around me
Fuck higgs boson!

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>>59285395
They made some out of this world fireworks

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>>59285435
And they perpetuated the myth that the earth is spheroid

Nothing since hubble launch

>>59285439
this guy knows. nobody else comes even close.

It's all about SpaceX now.

NASA will be launching the James Webb telescope soon.

This thing will make Hubble look like a magnifying glass. We're going to see planets orbiting distant stars with this shit, none of that "wobble-detection" bullshit. Exciting times ahead.

>>59286581
>carbon fiber tank they want to use on the ITS that apparently they can't even manufacture in house breaks during testing
>spacex covers it up and never mentions it
yeah i agree it's so about spacex now, are you going to tell me about tesla next?

>>59286657
>We're going to see planets orbiting distant stars with this shit, none of that "wobble-detection" bullshit
source?

>>59286581
>>>/r/libertarian

>>59286674
>>59286674
>>>59286581
>>carbon fiber tank they want to use on the ITS that apparently they can't even manufacture in house breaks during testing
>>spacex covers it up and never mentions it
>yeah i agree it's so about spacex now, are you going to tell me about tesla next?
According to NFS L2 section it was a planned burst test to actually see at what pressures the structure would pop at

>>59286657
SpaceX is going to be sending humans to the moon again

>>59286343
Eratosthenes proved this before calculators were around

>>59285435
And they even got Stanley Kubrik to direct it

>>59285522

DuPont invented Teflon

>>59286279
You know, the more people call others retarded for believing the moon landing was staged, the more people are going to be convinced it was not real.

If you have undeniable proof that in the times of the cold war when the United States would try to win over the USSR by any means necessary that there is not even a small chance they would lie in order to get ahead of the USSR, then by all means, show me

>>59286334
Kek

>>59286771
>L2 section
i'm always seeing people shilling this, is it actually worth it?

>>59286787
And myths are sometimes spunned from the truth. If a man were to tell you that yesterday someone saw the flatness of the earth from a hot air balloon would you discount it as old news?

>>59286775
>again

>>59286775
why?

>>59286863
There's more chance that the USA and USSR staged the cold war to get attention and get some other things secret than the USA staged a moon landing.

>>59286797
In fact he was so anal about realism that he insisted that they film the fake moon landing on the actual Moon
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P6MOnehCOUw

>>59287112
Because the humans are billionaires paying for the trip.
After all SpaceX is a private company.

>>59285528
I'm more puzzled by how it's that conspiracy theory in particular that's so outrageous to many people. People are less touchy about David Icke's shit.

aeroponics

>>59285528
I still can't believe people can't wrap their head around moving a bunch of sandbricks to build a pyramid structure with the help of 2000 something slaves.
>No it just be aliens!
Fucking retards.

>>59286775
Not the surface, but for a flyby.

>>59285751

I've got one as well, and I never want to leave my bed. Maximum comfy. Thanks, NASA.