The Moon Base is Coming!

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A permanent base on the moon - sounds like science fiction? Well, it may be way closer than you migh believe. Within the Artemis program, a lunar outpost is actually part of the plan. It is clear: this time, we go to the moon to stay. So, we might see the first lunar base built within our lifetimes, as a space port for deeper missions, maybe even as a mining hub and definitely as a place for amazing science! What does it take to build a moon base? When will it be operational? Who will build it? Paul sets out to find you some answers. Further links: https://www.nasa.gov/moonbase/ https://www.youtube.com/@NASA/videos Host: Paul Salazar Music: royalty-free from incompetech.com

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