title:  Agency Targets Trump In First Ever Protest From Space: ‘LOOK AT THAT YOU SON OF A BITCH’ (VIDEO)
text: This past January we all witnessed one of the largest, most significant protests in history as millions of people across the globe took part in the Women s March on Washington, but another group has a message for Donald Trump and has quite literally taken it to the next level.Showing support for the upcoming March for Science which will take place on Earth Day, April 22, the Autonomous Space Agency Network, or ASAN, has launched the first ever protest from space. While their protest doesn t physically include millions of people, you can bet that millions are supporting it as we are forced to watch Trump s administration withdraw funding from agencies like NASA s Earth Science program which was put in place to protect our planet from climate change, and don t forget that during Trump s presidential campaign, he vowed to do away with the Environmental Protection Agency, saying,  We re going to get rid of it in almost every form. Equipped with a giant tweet aimed directly at Trump, ASAN sent a weather balloon into the stratosphere, with one purpose in mind; To get Trump to look down at what he aims to destroy:.@realDonaldTrump:LOOK AT THAT, YOU SON OF A BITCHhttps://t.co/Vu7q2j8g1t pic.twitter.com/EU1obtes4q  ASAN (@ASANspace) April 12, 2017They followed up with this tweet, which we think is priceless:HOW MUCH DOES IT COST TO SEND A TWEET TO SPACE?2 Helium tanks: 300 160 cu.ft of helium: 160 Camera: 120 GPS: 100 Balloon: 70Total: $750 pic.twitter.com/FyzWucDGX2  ASAN (@ASANspace) April 13, 2017The scathing message sent to Trump was inspired by Apollo 14 astronaut Edgar Mitchell, who said, From out there on the Moon, international politics look so petty. You want to grab a politician by the scruff of the neck and drag him a quarter of a million miles out and say,  Look at that, you son of a b h.' Indeed. Take a break from trying to kill everyone and  LOOK at that, you son of a bitch! You can watch the video of the launch in its entirety here:Featured image via video screen capture