“Congressional budget gridlock successfully brings NASA closer to zero gravity…in layoffs.”
Well, well, well, look what we have here. The Jet Propulsion Laboratory’s long-anticipated Mars mission has hit a roadblock. Surprise, surprise, it’s all thanks to good ol’ Congressional gridlock. Who would have thought that a group of bickering politicians could throw a wrench in NASA’s search for ancient life on Mars? But hey, at least they’re consistent in their ability to mess things up.
Now, let’s talk about funding uncertainties. Ah, yes, the classic excuse for not getting anything done. NASA’s hands are tied because Congress couldn’t pass a budget for 2024. I mean, who needs a budget anyway? It’s not like exploring the mysteries of the universe requires any money. Let’s just send a bunch of scientists to Mars with some duct tape and hope for the best.
But hey, don’t worry, folks. The NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, operated under contract by Cal, has decided to put the mission into low gear. Because when faced with obstacles, the best solution is to just slow down and do nothing, right? I can already see the headlines: “NASA’s Mars Mission: Going Nowhere, Slowly.”
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But here’s the thing, dear readers. This absurdity should make you question everything. It’s not just about NASA’s Mars mission going down the drain. It’s about a broken system that prioritizes political games over scientific progress. It’s about a society that values Kardashians over exploration and discovery. It’s about waking up from the comfortable slumber of ignorance and demanding better.
So, let’s raise our glasses to Congress, the masters of gridlock, and toast to another missed opportunity. Cheers, everyone! May we continue to wallow in the depths of absurdity while the universe waits for us to get our act together.