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In a widely anticipated teleconference, NASA Administrator Bill Nelson unsurprisingly extended the dates for the space agency's first two crewed missions to the Moon since the Apollo program. NASA's Artemis program launched its first successful mission in 2022, and Artemis 2 was initially planned to take to the skies this year by flying a crew around the Moon. Artemis 3 was scheduled to take off a year later and work in tandem with SpaceX's Starship rocket. Now, NASA has delayed Artemis 2 and 3 by a year. However, the Artemis 4 mission is on track for a launch no earlier […]

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