Why do we need to go back to the Moon?

For over six decades, humans made history by stepping foot on the Moon for the first time. But why have we never returned? However, now we are on the verge of a significant change as a new space race is reigniting interest in lunar exploration.
Source:
www.nasa.gov/specials/artemis...
gizmodo.com/we-re-not-racing-...
airandspace.si.edu/stories/ed...
www.popularmechanics.com/spac...

[@Entreterdiaadia]

Awesome 👍

[@yomommaahotoo264]

LOL
Awesome LIE.

[@bazpearce9993]

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[@snarevox]

“space” (above 100km) is not a traversable medium and the luminaries are not solid bodies that can be landed on or visited..
the greater luminaries are focal point reflections of the positive and negative aspects of electromagnetic energy emanating from the “black sun” coil below and bouncing off the top of the torroidal field, the sun being positive and the moon negative, with both phenomena possessing a diameter of 51km and coming to focus at an altitude of around 5500km.
cool story tho.

[@armydoc11301966]

The Cost alone to bring back H3 to Earth 🌎. Imagine the pipe line to bring it to 🌎. We the general public will never use this type of Fuel ⛽.

[@savageboiangel7874]

We lost the technology. Simple