Von braun legacy admission

Pretty much all of the first generation of JPL and later NASA was built on using Nazis to develop aerospace technology to kill the Korean and Vietnamese fight the spread of communism. This is not surprising in the slightest. Doesn't help that the astronauts themselves almost always were war criminals.

NGL my first reaction was “Buzz Aldrin? Didn’t he die a decade ago?”

Hey Buzz how was it, working with Stanley Kubrick? Was he a nice guy? How was it being on his moon film set?

yo i dont think Woody would approve, Toy Story 5 gonna be wack

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