The same "tooling" was and has been used to build the missiles that sat in silos all over the mid west. Boeing, Lockheed, JPL, Northrop, Mc Donnell Douglas, even Tesla could handle the task. And many more are out there as well, even the Russians, Germany, France, and even India has the capacity. I'm not saying we haven't been there because I honestly don't know. I do (or rather, did) know someone who worked on the shuttle program (he passed away a few years ago) and the day they lost Challenger he knew exactly where the issue was before it was even investigated. He seemed genuinely surprised that the prior missions had been successful. Even if the material can take the heat the problem is all the sealing and connecting them with flexible stuff that can. But anyways, the argument that we don't have the means to build another one is ridiculous.

There is no theory they never went to the Moon - it's a fact.

The gentleman was talking about the fact that there is no tooling or manufacturing space around to make new Apollo rockets. It ended near 50 years ago. No manufacturers or contractors are just going to build Apollo rockets and systems nor keep tooling and manufacturing space around sitting idol once Congress killed budgets for Apollo. After Apollo these contractors moved on to other projects like space shuttle, ISS and unmanned missions. When we go back to the moon we won't be using 50+ year old technology, we will use modern technology.🤔

He was referring to the Orion space systems in getting through the van Allen belts. He was not referring to Apollo which happened 50+ years ago It's called context sir . Context.🤔