00:00There's a race, and here is where the interesting part begins.
00:04This race doesn't just involve manned missions. Many of the new concepts can just as easily be
00:11used without a crew. Cargo landings, infrastructure, fuel, rovers, possibly even early industrial
00:18facilities. That means the moon is no longer seen just as a symbol, but as a logistical objective.
00:24And that's exactly where this becomes bigger than just NASA politics.
00:30Because while NASA is trying to develop two competing landing systems in parallel,
00:35Musk is publicly talking about something that at first sounds almost absurd.
00:40A million satellites' data centers in space. Massive orbital distributed computing power.
00:46For this, SpaceX has already submitted an application to the US Communications Authority,
00:51FCC. If this is serious, and many things point to that, then we are no longer just talking about
00:57spaceflight as exploration. We are talking about infrastructure. And infrastructure always changes
01:04everything. Because suddenly, the moon makes strategic sense.
01:07we are now in a moment, because the moon ends.
01:09And the moon makes strategic sense.
01:10The moon makes strategic sense.
01:11The moon makes strategic sense.
01:12The moon makes strategic sense.
01:12You
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