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Nasa unveils 3-phase plan for permanent moon base; 3 missions this year

After a successful lunar flyaround mission, Nasa on Tuesday unveiled a $20 billion plan to establish a permanent base on the moon, backed by a series of missions involving robotic landers, lunar rover...

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NASA has revealed its plan to live on the Moon. Here's how it would work

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NASA to announce updates to moon base plans. How to watch live

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NASA's Moon Base Plans Revealed, And They Include Landers, Buggies And Drones

NASA is already ordering landers, rovers and drones for a sprawling moon base, less than two months after the Artemis II’s record-breaking lunar flyaround.

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Nasa unveils next steps to build permanent Moon base

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NASA unveils upcoming missions to the moon

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NASA Releases Sweeping Plans for Moon Base

Before the end of this year, NASA wants to send two of Blue Origin’s Blue Moon lunar landers to the Moon’s surface to deliver two lunar terrain vehicles being developed by commercial partners Astrolab...

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NASA plans a base on the moon spanning hundreds of square kilometres

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'The goal is to stay': NASA gives update on its plans for a permanent moon base

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Touching down on the moon: How Apollo missions did it and how the Artemis program might do it again

Unlike a gentle splashdown in the Earth's oceans or even a touchdown on Mars, landing on the Moon comes with a set of challenges unlike any.

NASA Buys Two Cars for Its Astronauts to Drive on the Moon

NASA awarded two companies contracts on Tuesday to develop 21st-century versions of the moon buggies astronauts drove in the Apollo missions of the early 1970s. Lunar Outpost of Golden, Colo., and Venturi Astrolab of Hawthorne, Calif., will each receive about $220 million to build the vehicles.

NASA Picks Bezos’s Blue Origin Over SpaceX For Key Moon Base Mission

NASA has selected Blue Origin to play a major role in the agency’s expanding Moon Base initiative, which will involve three launches in a short time-frame.

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How does Artemis II's re-entry differ from the Apollo missions?

Orion is on its way home.The Artemis II crew is splashing down in the Pacific Ocean this evening, and they’ll have an easier time reacclimating to Earth than some of their lunar predecessors.Related video above: Artemis II crew travels farther from Earth ...