As passionate followers of the space industry, we are often left wondering where the excitement for space exploration went. There was a time when American society thrived on our comsmic successes and strived to reach even inches past the previous boundaries left by man. Although the purpose of the lunar missions was arguably to establish technological superiority, there still lives the basic human instinct to explore and understand. We need to be sure that the information we provide is credible and clear. They can be opinions, but we will need to be sure that it is abundantly obvious when we use other sources. If it is a single word or phrase we can just Hyperlink it, or we can "Hyperlink entire quotes" to avoid this problem. Also, I need to fill out a bit more space. This article isn't meant to be a source for news, only to express interest. We need to make sure we are telling the bullet-point version of the story. I will try to keep it about this long. Elon Musk first set his sights on the stars in early 2002 when he founded commercial space giant, Space Exploration Technologies Corporation--better known by its moniker SpaceX. 15 years later, they are ready to start making their mark on the heavens. Initially developed to provide payload delivery to the International Space Station, the newest iteration of SpaceX's Falcon 9 heavy-class rocket has made history as the first reusable spacecraft. After it successfully launched, landed on an drone-ship, and launch again, even skeptics are starting to pay attention. As SpaceX continues to develop it's Dragon capsule for manned commercial applications, it seeks both public and private funding for future missions to the moon and beyond. So far, two unnamed contributors have bought the first commercial flight around the moon scheduled for 2018. The future is now! We need to be sure that the information we provide is credible and clear. They can be opinions, but we will need to be sure that it is abundantly obvious when we use other sources. If it is a single word or phrase we can just Hyperlink it, or we can "Hyperlink entire quotes" to avoid this problem. Also, I need to fill out a bit more space. This article isn't meant to be a source for news, only to express interest. We need to make sure we are telling the bullet-point version of the story. I will try to keep it about this long. So What Now?I just wanted to add some filler space down here. I will be writing a summary of the three previously outlined projects. This is an OpEd kind of post so really I can say whatever i want. So here are some random words.. to make it interesting I will start with a random word and play word association. Actually I'm going to start with idk... the 5th word of the second paragraph on this page. Let's begin: Boldest, marker, drawing, lottery, tax, thumb tacks, cork board, investigation, research, scientist, breakthrough, koolaid man, juice, dbi, hell hole, dbi... shit I think i just found a paradox. How about the 17th word in the 3rd paragraph. Let's try this again: for, clover, aliens, space, empty... okay....
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