Sarah D. Wire
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222 appearances
3 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 24 Aug
Sarah D. Wire’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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There is a long standing history of the courts not getting involved in election issues this close to an election.
We'll see if that stands though.
There have been a lot of precedents that have changed in the last few years.
No, they're pretty good at uh keeping their cards close, so I think we're all waiting to see what they say.
for having
Thanks for having us.
It was really fascinating talking to so many experts and so many people who love space travel because the nation is experiencing this moment differently.
During the original Apollo missions, spaceflight was a fantasy.
And now we have whole generations who have grown up where this is possible.
And in some ways, NASA's having a hard time explaining why it's necessary to go back to the moon.
But as we got closer and closer to the Artemis missions, we started to see that excitement grow.
Now, the original missions to the moon were about beating Russia there, about beating the Soviet Union.
And Congress and NASA have tried to frame this as getting to the moon before China, getting to the southern polar regions of the moon where we think there might be ice and other resources we need to go further into space.
But that's not an easy slogan.
It's not something that's capturing a lot of attention.
I think NASA adding more missions into space is
and having them happen more frequently for the Artemis missions is going to grab on to some of that attention.
Because you still have people who are looking to the skies, and they've been experiencing this through television and books and video games in recent decades.
And they still want to go out there.
There's still fascination with being an astronaut.
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