Lovell: Moon Twice, Still No Frequent Flyer Miles
Jim Lovell, who apparently missed the memo that one trip to the Moon is enough, became 'the first person to fly to the Moon twice.' While many of us struggle to fly economy once a year, Lovell snagged a lunar roundtrip ticket twice. In his own words, he was 'the first person to fly to the Moon twice.' Meanwhile, Earthlings remain busy circling their couches in disappointment.
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So Lovell went to the Moon twice, proving some people just can't resist a return policy. Meanwhile, we're all out here proud to leave the parking lot without hitting anything.
First to fly to the Moon twice and still no frequent flyer perks. NASA clearly needs a better rewards program.
Lovellâs lunar dĂ©jĂ vu is the ultimate cosmic mic drop. Some people just canât quit their space addiction.
Source: Arstechnica | Published: 8/9/2025 | Author: Robert Pearlman
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