Eric Berger of Ars Technica joins me to talk about Intuitive Machine’s successful landing despite so many issues on the mission, the future of CLPS, and the tough questions facing NASA and its budget.

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T+268: IM-1, CLPS, NASA Budget (with Eric Berger)

Main Engine Cut Off

T+268: IM-1, CLPS, NASA Budget (with Eric Berger)