What is picrel lmao

im not a flat earther but today i learned that
>NASA can't go back to the moon because they *LOST THE TECHNOLOGY* to do so

I never heard this before. But i guess you learn something new everyday. My question now is pol. How did they *LOSE* the technology? For such an important mission wouldn't they have mapped precisely every piece they built and made several parts and back ups incase something went wrong?

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they used it and didn't make it again because they didn't plan to go back

Intern accidentally shredded the wrong filing cabinet

>How did they *LOSE* the technology?
The plans and blue prints were classified and destroyed.
Not exactly lost.

losing technology is common.

Why would they go to the moon if they can send tax money to israel and niggers?
Your ass would probably have been on the moon at least once if america was a white ethnostate without any kikery

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That's complete cope.
They can go to the moon whenever they want. It's just kinda pointless considering you can get cheese on earth.

Like that's keeping us from going back.

Is the moon made of plasma?

Technology is actually extremely brittle and requires lots of maintenance to stay usable. There is a huge amount of specialized, project specific knowledge that goes into being able to utilize a piece of technology. Even if we had all the hardware, and all the source code for every module, it would still probably be impossible to put humpty dumpty back together without the kings men that know the necessary procedures.

this pretty much