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Jared Isaacman details his Day-To-Day working as a SpaceX Astronaut during the Inspiration4 project.

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Bobby

I had the distinct honor and privilege of serving under at the time CDR. Dale “Snort” Snodgrass as a very young AOAN in my first command The Starfighters of VF-33. I retired as CWO4 Ordnance Officer in December of 2020. Over my 30 year career I can honestly say hands down the absolute BEST Skipper I have ever served under!

nobody1

I'm getting sketched out that in some of your interviews, you seem more hungry for the story than mindful of the agenda. That last church guy was clearly attacking Protestantism for the Mormons. Salt Lake is going through a media boom for their next-generation media asset development.

nobody1

I’d encourage everyone to read Soviet space propaganda. It’s fascinating to see how they framed American spaceflight as nothing more than bourgeois political stunts, while presenting their own vision as the collective work of the people—a scientific mission for humanity, not prestige. In the Soviet vision, a mission to colonize the Moon was not about individual achievement or national prestige, but a truly collective effort, where science and exploration served all of humanity. Never forget that Elon’s space program builds on infrastructure inherited from Obama’s administration, which made the U.S. space program reliant on Russian cooperation at the time. If you can’t operate at this level of historical and technical understanding, you shouldn’t be presenting information like this. Elon is essentially a space communist, and he has made no bones about his Marxist beliefs—it aligns perfectly with SpaceX’s mission.