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'All systems go:' Lockheed Martin says first humans could return to moon this February

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NASA’s Artemis II mission, with a crew of three Americans and a Canadian astronaut atop a rocket larger than Apollo’s Saturn V, could lift off as early as February for a trip around the moon and back, according to NASA…

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'All systems go:' Lockheed Martin says first humans could return to moon this February

NASA’s Artemis II mission, with a crew of three Americans and a Canadian astronaut atop a rocket larger than Apollo’s Saturn V, could lift off as early as February for a trip around the moon and back, according to NASA…

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