NASA Announces Lunar Missions to Pave Way for 2028 Artemis Landing

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On Tuesday, NASA announced several upcoming lunar missions to the Moon’s South Pole region. These missions will pave the way for the crewed Artemis landing slated for 2028, starting with three Moon Base missions NASA says are “the first of more than a dozen missions that will be announced this year.” ... (Full article text preserved with paragraph breaks)

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13.05.2026

NASA Announces Lunar Missions to Pave Way for 2028 Artemis Landing

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