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NASA sets timetable for first Artemis I launch

The start of the next Moon mission is only weeks away.

The Orion is an advanced, heavy-lift rocket that allows exploration beyond Earth’s orbit. Photo: Nasa

Nevil Gibson Mon, 08 Aug 2022

The American-led mission, known as Artemis – to establish a space station on the Moon – has confirmed a timetable for a launch date on August 29 to test the spacecraft that will carry astronauts later this decade.

New Zealand was the second nation after South Korea to sign up to the Artemis

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Nevil Gibson Mon, 08 Aug 2022
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