So you'd have NASA pick science over safety to return to the moon?
Don't you start thread after thread in sci.space.shuttle ****ing and
moaning about how science was put before safety in the shuttle program?

Well its been OVER 30 years. I ASSUMED the new lander would be safer, more
redundant and capable of going where no man has gone before..

It wouldnt be dangerous just more challenging. Besides Tycho was considered for
Apollo.

Some in orbit rescue ability, and a lander already on site would be good too,
Interesting place for a nice long stay.