NASA unveils $28 billion plan to land first woman, next man on the moon in 2024
The mission would mark the first time human land on the lunar surface since 1972 and could pave the way for establishing a base camp on the moon.
NASA unveils $28 billion plan to land first woman, next man on the moon in 2024
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