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here's how we can still win Odysseus-bros...
Hey guess what? Nobody's on the moon
I'm still not over the Odysseus moon lander, and I don't think I ever will. I've always had a varying interest in space for as long as I can remember, and Greek Mythology has always had a special place in my heart. With both colliding in such a unique way, it tickles me pink.
But why did it have to be like this...
Odysseus is one of my favorite characters from the myths. The Odyssey brings me to tears every time I read it. It's a beautiful story of determination to return home again despite the possibility of rejection and how much has changed. It means so much to me that this story has gotten so much recognition in recent years, but why like this?
Why this lander? Why this lander when its only fate is to fizzle out and be forgotten? Why this lander that was sent away forever? Why this lander that will never return to its creators or home?
Why this lander that will die cold and alone?
From the interviews and reporting I've seen, the engineers and scientists were fond of the lander. They talk about it with affection. They gave it a nickname. "Odie" So I wonder... Did they know? Did they know what that name means? The name Autolychus gave to that squirming babe in his arms. His grandson. The name of the king who would achieve feats that will be sung for centuries, millennia. The name of the man whose return would be synonymous with a long journey. Do they know they named this first return to the moon in 50 years "hatred"? And do they realize that by leaving the lander to die, they fulfill the true meaning of that name?
The first photo the Odysseus Lander has sent back from the surface of the moon today. Unfortunately, the Odysseus "tripped" on a rock at touchdown and is now laying on its side. So, I guess turn your head ninety degrees and look at the photo. 😂
This video broke me completely.
https://youtu.be/fH1kBZkrQ80?si=lL6eLXcQlpJdrsAR
And tonights telemetry will be brought to you by ‘The Dish’. The same ‘Dish’ that brought you the Apollo 11 landing.
You know. The fake moon landing broadcast from the fake Australia?
I try not to be acerbic but I find I cannot help it and I don’t wish to.
The Odysseus Lander IM-1