Artemis II Preliminary Lunar Science Report - NASA Science
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NASA announced that it has made over 800 gigabytes of lunar science data from the Artemis II mission available to the international scientific community.
NASA has made Artemis I's lunar data publicly available: scientific findings, images, and measurements are accessible to researchers and the public. 🚆
The US National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has announced that the Artemis II mission has made available to the international scientific community more than 800 gigabytes of lunar science data. The archive, which was unveiled at the International Space Congress in Antalya, included 12,000 photographs, previously unreleased crew voice recordings, scientific observation notes and reports
At the 77th International Space Congress, NASA officials shared the first lunar science findings obtained from the Artemis II mission. They emphasized that the mission paved the way for humanity's return to the Moon.
NASA has made over 800 gigabytes of lunar science data obtained as part of the Artemis II mission available to the global scientific community at the 77th International Space Congress in Antalya; the archive includes 12,000 photographs, as well as previously unpublished astronaut voice recordings, scientific observation notes, reports, and data products. NASA Deputy Administrator Matt Anderson stated that this massive archive opens a new era in …
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