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NASA Changes Moon Plan: Landing Now Depends On SpaceX Or Blue Origin
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1:52Now PlayingIn the end, NASA’s Artemis II mission was iconic in multiple ways. With three American astronauts and one Canadian, a partly European-built Orion spacecraft and an Artemis program with 60 supporting countries, it was a timely reminder of what’s possible when nations come together. With fabulous images of Earthset beamed across the planet from as far away as humans have ever been from it — 252,756 miles (406,771 kilometers) — all eyes turn to what NASA will do next. The space agency plans to put two astronauts on the moon this decade and, in the years after, build a permanent lunar base. Here’s everything we know about launch dates and details of Artemis III, Artemis IV and beyond.
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