license for a drone among the cher-2, also in ukraine russia is using a reconnaissance strike uav orion oriondy been shot down by the air force and not one a er such as outpost is er more and more often these for our own anti-cell defense in particular in odesa, respectively the command er south er has already shot down well about five out of six during the period of a large-scale invasion of our territory, well, it is difficult to call the outpost impactful, since its effectiveness consists in the fact that an anti-tank missile complex container is simply attached to it and it must hit some replacement of the target well, what is questionable in terms of its accuracy and so on, and its technical characteristics, according to the air force, ukraine has already landed more than 500 russian drones, most of them orlan-10, the most massive uav in the russian army, at the same time , the oryx project, which calculates the losses of the sides in the war with photos and the video confirmed that russia in ukraine did not add up to 80 two without ukraine, yes, nothing so direct. they won’t fly because

orion spacecraft. on top of the most powerful rocket nasa has a rebuilt, orion would rendezvous with gateway, a space station transfer to a reusable lunar lander, built by a commercial partner like space x. the gateway space station would allow access to more areas of the moon, it would be the home of scientific experimentation. nasa plans to continually send astronauts to the moon for years to come after the first chance, but getting there will not be easy, it is rocket science after all. >> we will not fly astronauts until it is safe. and if that means that there is a delay, we will delay. >> already, the artemis program has other delays, critical prelaunch tests have been hampered by propeller loading malfunctions and a helium check valve. the number one issue is safety. but all of that testing and tinkering does not come cheap. >> i want to urge you as an appropriations committee, do not short sheet space technology. we need that extra in our research and development. >> rare bipartisan support is had in congress. >> you might be surprised, but i think that we ought to be putting as many resources into w