On June 23, NASA responded to a BTS fan who wrote the space program on Twitter. The ARMY member expressed they'd like to give Jin the moon, saying, "I love them all so much. They are literally the reason why I even smile."
NASA then replied, "The Moon already belongs to everybody, even Seokjin."
This isn't the first time BTS and NASA have showed up in headlines together as the Johnson Space Center previously created a playlist for a journey to the moon that included BTS' songs "Moonchild", "Mikrokosmos", and "134340".
BTSJinVocalKing1,962 ptsWednesday, June 24, 2020 5
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NASA called Seokjin by his real name even if the tweet said "Jin". Are there Seokjinnies working at NASA? stan talent, stan Kim Seokjin
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ffs...they literally said that it belongs to EVERYBODY yet the headline in the article makes it sound like they were talking only about the bts members.
I expect clickbait like this from armys since they write exaggerated articles all the time on allkpop but this is from one of the real allkpop writers :S
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NASA called Seokjin by his real name even if the tweet said "Jin". Are there Seokjinnies working at NASA? stan talent, stan Kim Seokjin
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