We are Faith and Fury, Love and Fire.

This is the Human Equation, where every voice counts and every truth cuts deep.

With your host, Joseph Pangar.

Good evening everybody and welcome to the Human Equation.

With me, your host, Joe Pangaro.

So as we do our Friday night roundup, these are things that I didn't get to during the week

or things that I found interesting today or updates that we want to talk about. And I have a

page of things right now. So I call these my pages of outrages because some of these things are

absolutely outrageous. Some of them not so much. And others are just plain interesting. So one of the first things, I want to start right

off the bat with the fact that humanity led by the United States, once again, is in space for real.

We are sending the Artemis II rocket out to the moon and around the moon, around the backside of the moon.

That would be interesting if they took a lot of pictures back there.

Would we see the lunar bases that some people have insinuated are there?

Or will this just be a major step forward in our return to the moon where they're going to eventually,

I think the timeline is send a crew in 2027 to actually land on the moon and then in 2028 begin building a permanent moon base, right, to occupy the moon.

But it's amazing.

I watched the lift off.

And I remember being a kid.

And while I was really young during the Mercury launches and most of the Apollo, I remember

the Apollo moon landing in my house, you know,

was summertime and my cousins were all over to swim in our pool and the moms were all there.

And I remember them all being excited and running out. Come in the house, come in the house and see

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