Artemis II: Geology from Orbit

National Air and Space Museum·Mar 31

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The Artemis II mission has returned to the moon, with astronauts undergoing training in locations such as Iceland to prepare for lunar geology research. The mission is expected to allow astronauts to see parts of the moon that no human has seen before. The Artemis II mission aims to conduct scientific research, with various space agencies and scientists involved in the project to learn from sending humans to the moon.

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