Is the dark side of the moon a pink Floyd album, or is it a driving force behind NASA policy?

Hey, everybody. I'm Steve Green with Bill Whittle and Scott Ott, and this is Right Angle.

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Gentlemen, I just stumbled across this video on the day we're taping this.

It's a recent congressional hearing with NASA administrator, Bill Nelson, who, Bill, I think

you said before we started taping this segment that he looks like Joe Biden's older brother.

Yeah, that was my first take.

I have a second take, but I'll like the question.

Oh, good.

Good.

I can't wait for that i just i had to borrow that line so i can i can set the

stage for our viewers who might not be familiar with uh with mr nelson um who got in this video it's

just we'll post a link we'll post a link to it he just he he looks like joe biden on a bad day

combined with the cryptkeeper.

It's just, it's astonishing his, uh, his decay here and is, and his trouble, uh, forming words,

I guess is what I'm trying to say here. It's, it was not a good appearance, but it's a content, I think,

that should really bug people, gentlemen. He was asked by whoever his questioner was,

some congressman or a senator, I assume, I couldn't tell from the video. What are the Chinese

doing on the backside of the moon? So this is about the Artemis program and who's going to

be the first country to get back on the moon and what our plans are. And NASA administrator, Bill,

Bill Nelson said, they're going to have a lander on the far side of the moon, which is the

side that is always in dark. We're not planning to go there. Bill, would you mind telling us just how

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