NASA Storytelling in space for the benefit of humanity?

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Will humanity finally see some quality images of what is really on the moon or will it be fictional storytelling ?

"NASA and its commercial partners will have integrated cameras on human landing systems and spacesuits, as well as each astronaut carrying their own handheld camera. But we know the modern age offers many creative ways to share these moments, ways to let each of us “ride along” with the crew. NASA is calling on media producers and distributors, studios, imagery companies, space companies, academia, and other interested parties to share their
Artemis in Motion Listening Sessions - NASA? "

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#2

Isn’t NASA getting slightly ahead of itself here? After all
… STEP 1 … actually arrive on the moon’s surface

So far this appears to be the problem at hand.

… and to get ahead of criticism … Given the recent space related difficulties NASA might want to be informing the public of any “problems” experienced on the many “perfect” previous moonshots. The feeling is that there will be “problems”. God forbid any of them be catastrophic.

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