Marvel Studios Thanks NASA For Assistance In Helping Locate Tony Stark

At first, the fans were disliking the Marvel Entertainment YouTube channel in droves just so they could get their hands on the trailer for Avengers: Endgame. Then they hounded NASA in order to find Tony Stark, who, per the trailer, was adrift in space after the huge loss to Thanos on Titan in Avengers: Infinity War. NASA responded, and now Marvel Studios itself has responded to the response.

NASA’s tweet response from yesterday towards Marvel stated that Marvel should listen in mission control for “Avengers, we have a problem,” which in and of itself would be a massive understatement. And if Tony Stark can’t do that, utilize all ground resources. Well, the ones that are left, anyway. And Marvel Studios responded in kind, thanking NASA for any and all assistance that could be provided in the search for Tony. Here, have a look at Marvel Studios thanking NASA for its help in the tweet below.

With Earth’s Mightiest Heroes at what might be their lowest point so far, chances are that they’ll need all the help that they can get not merely with locating Tony Stark, but how to combat Thanos going forward. Though with Scott Lang, Clint Barton, and Carol Danvers joining the frey in the next film, the remaining Avengers will indeed have assistance with both ground and sky resources in the search for the genius billionaire playboy philanthropist.

And, of course, it’s all in good fun, but what do you think of this exchange? Do you wager that this is NASA’s attempt to get score some involvement with Avengers: Endgame? And within the film itself, how do you think Tony will come into contact with Steve Rogers and the rest of the remaining heroes? Let us know in the comments below.

Avengers: Endgame will hit theaters in April 2019.

Source: Twitter