Credit: NASA
HOUSTON–Much of the planned science return from NASA’s Artemis III Moon landing mission with astronauts will be contained in a look at the Solar System’s earliest era. Astronauts will study the geology at the Moon’s south pole within reach of the South Pole–Aitkin Basin, which at 4.5 billion years...
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