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EPISODE · Sep 2, 2026 · 22 MIN

The Terrifying Artemis Data NASA Didn_t Broadcast

from CurioVerse · host Panda Fury

We were told that Artemis would represent humanity's triumphant return to the Moon. But the actual data sent back by NASA tells a much darker story.Artemis I recorded dangerous radiation exposure, exposed critical flaws in Orion's heat shield, and revealed just how deadly deep space still is for humans. NASA's own reports warned that some of these problems could pose significant risks to crew safety.At the same time, the Moon is rapidly transforming into a geopolitical battleground. Both the US and China are vying for the same resource-rich region near Shackleton Crater, where water ice and subterranean caves could support future lunar bases.The Moon is no longer an empty frontier. It is becoming the next stage for a global power struggle, in one of the most hostile environments humanity has ever faced. 

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