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From Apollo 11 to Artemis Ii: Does Anyone Pay for the Travel of Brands that Go Into Space?

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At a time of the most visible broadcast of the historic journey to the Moon of Artemis II, a boat from Nutella flew past in front of the cameras provoked one of the most viral and commented moments of the entire mission. It forced Nasa to deny that it was an act of covert advertising or product placement, but many
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From Apollo 11 to Artemis Ii: Does Anyone Pay for the Travel of Brands that Go Into Space?

At a time of the most visible broadcast of the historic journey to the Moon of Artemis II, a boat from Nutella flew past in front of the cameras provoked one of the most viral and commented moments of the entire mission. It forced Nasa to deny that it was an act of covert advertising or product placement, but many

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radiocable.com broke the news on Thursday, April 16, 2026.
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