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NASA Artemis moon mission to be supported by Seven Sisters consortium – NEWS.com.au
NASA Artemis moon mission to be supported by Seven Sisters consortium
An Australian consortium will be sending satellites and sensors to the moon to support the return of humans to the lunar surface in 2024.NASA’s Artemis program hopes to return to the moon as well as land the first woman on there, with the hope of building a base that could support interplanetary travel.
The year before NASA sends its astronauts back to the moon, Adelaide-based Fleet Space Technologies will send nanosatellites and an array of sensors to support the mission, as part of a consortium…
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