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Agency Officials Laud the Gravity Assist as a 'Win-Win-Win' for Taxpayer Funds, Scientific Discovery, and the Uncompensated Cosmic Labor of the Red Planet.

A Heartfelt Plea to the Universe's Ultimate Divider, Urging It to Reconsider Its Role in the Escalating Distances Between Us.

NASA maps galactic ice, clarifies it's 'not for drinking'.
Agency confirms billions of tons of frozen water exist, states unequivocally that Earth’s municipal supply issues remain local.

ISS Crew Finally Finds Something Shareable for TikTok
The Multi-Billion Dollar International Space Station Declared a Simple Optical Illusion Its Most Impactful Public Outreach Achievement to Date.

Scientists Express Cautious Optimism that Extraterrestrial Civilizations Might Possess the Basic Competence Currently Lacking in Earthly Governance Structures.
The Upcoming Next Generation Small-Body Return Mission Will Deliver Uncontaminated Primordial Material, Unlike Anything Found on This Planet.

Nasa Sets Record Just to Find Nothing
Artemis II Crew Successfully Wastes Taxpayer Money Proving the Moon Is Still Exactly where We Left It.

NASA's Lunar Landing Strategy: Wait for a Rich Guy to Feel Like It.
Following Artemis II Success, Agency Confirms Future Lunar Missions Hinge on Billionaire Competitive Urges, Personal Schedules.

NASA Hails Artemis II Mission as Historic Ten-Day Commute
The Multi-Billion Dollar Capsule and Its Highly Trained Occupants Successfully Completed Their Pre-Planned Trip Around the Moon, Achieving All Previously Announced Objectives of Not Exploding.
A "Historic" Mission Concludes without Discovering Any Celestial Solutions for Earth's Persistent Socioeconomic Challenges.

NASA Unveils 'Dedicated Space IT Support' for Moon Missions
The Agency Acknowledges that Humanity's Farthest Reach into Space Will Inevitably Include Calls About Forgotten Passwords and 'Unplugging It and Plugging It Back In.'
Agency Officials Admit Current Planetary Missions Are Simply Too Leisurely for Modern Investor Expectations.

The 'Rise' Plushie, Depicting a Baseball Cap-Wearing Astronaut, Is Touted for Its Unparalleled Sensitivity in Detecting Microgravity.










