NASA rolls out more Moon base plans
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Who
What
- 1. NASA announced new uncrewed missions to support a lunar surface base.
- 2. Three US companies received contracts totaling nearly $600 million for cargo delivery to the Moon.
- 3. The lunar program faces delays due to the New Glenn rocket explosion by Blue Origin.
- 4. NASA is exploring alternatives for launching equipment developed by Blue Origin.
- 5. Plans for a lunar base near the south pole include a $20 billion investment.
- 6. Construction of the Moon base could begin in 2029, focusing on water ice resources.
- 7. NASA's vision includes lunar landers, rovers, and drones for infrastructure development.
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🇭🇰 Hong Kong (outlet HQ)
topics: Space · language: eng
topics: Space · language: eng
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published 1 Jul, 06:12Z
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