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NASA says Artemis astronauts may not visit the lunar South Pole – SlashGear
NASA has had a primary focus for many months on putting astronauts back on the moon in 2024. The space agency originally said that the astronauts would be placed on the moon’s south pole, but…
NASA has had a primary focus for many months on putting astronauts back on the moon in 2024. The space agency originally said that the astronauts would be placed on the moon’s south pole, but that may be changing. The Artemis program’s landing site was the subject of two separate events held by agency leaders recently. The first was with NASA administrator Jim Bridenstine in a digital meeting held by the NASA advisory group called the Letter Exploration Analysis Group.
In that meeting, the admi…
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