NASA plans to land astronauts on the Moon in 2028, says NASA
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NASA announced plans to land astronauts on the Moon in 2028 as part of the Artemis program. NASA is preparing lunar landers in parallel with SpaceX and Blue Origin, according to Jeremy Parsons.
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NASA states: NASA plans to land astronauts on the Moon in 2028.
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- Kursiv · · В NASA заверили, что вернут людей на Луну в 2028 году (Original publication)
- iXBT · · США хотят превратить Луну в новую МКС и закрепиться там надолго (Original publication)
- iXBT · · США хотят высадиться на Луну раньше Китая. Программа ускоряется (Original publication)
- 3DNews · · NASA переписало план возвращения на Луну: высадить астронавтов планируют в 2028 году (Original publication)
Jeremy Parsons, the Artemis program manager states: Jeremy Parsons, the Artemis program manager, noted that NASA is preparing lunar landers in parallel with SpaceX and Blue Origin.
NASA states: NASA will determine which company will be first selected to safely deliver astronauts to the Moon’s surface and back to lunar orbit in 2028.
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- NASA · · NASA, Partners Accelerate Lander Development for 2028 Moon Missions (Original publication)
- iXBT · · США хотят превратить Луну в новую МКС и закрепиться там надолго (Original publication)
- iXBT · · США хотят высадиться на Луну раньше Китая. Программа ускоряется (Original publication)
- 3DNews · · NASA переписало план возвращения на Луну: высадить астронавтов планируют в 2028 году (Original publication)
NASA states: NASA and its partners are aligned on requirements and milestones to ensure continued insight into lander development for mission success and crew safety.
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