We currently do not have manned launch capability, since the shuttles
became museum pieces.
We have the technology in theory, but not in practical application
currently.
Commercial companies are working on it. Both the traditional companies and
the newer ones, like Space-X.
Some materials are exchanged with the ISS, but the only way to get people
there or back is the Soyuz.
China and Russia have manned launched capability, the USA is working on
getting back.
Dave Smith
On Sun, May 27, 2018, 1:33 PM Troy Monroe Stacey <tstacey001@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
Anybody?
In all seriousness though: What was that one guy talking about saying we
used to have the technology then to visit the moon and now we don’t anymore?
Best,
Troy Monroe Stacey
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On May 26, 2018, at 9:44 PM, Troy Monroe Stacey <tstacey001@xxxxxxxxxxxx>wrote:
used to have the technology then to visit the moon and now we don’t anymore?
In all seriousness though: What was that one guy talking about saying we
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