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6 NASA instruments working fine on Moon, gear up to study lunar surface

6 NASA instruments working fine on Moon, gear up to study lunar surface
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Nova-C lander is finally heading to the Moon

After several delays, the long-awaited IM-1 mission was launched on February 15 aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket. NASA confirmed deployment from the Falcon's second stage almost.

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Nova-C Lander Set to Deploy Six Crucial NASA Instruments to the Moon s South Pole

Los Angeles CA (SPX) Feb 15, 2024 - NASA is embarking on an ambitious journey to the Moon with the help of Intuitive Machines, a company selected under the agency s Commercial Lunar Payload Services (CLPS) initiative. This collaborati

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The moon could be perfect for cutting-edge telescopes — but not if we don t protect it

Moon-based telescopes would allow astronomers to conduct cutting-edge science. But given how busy the moon is getting, will the lunar surface be free enough from interference?

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The moon could be perfect for cutting-edge telescopes — but not if we don t protect it

Moon-based telescopes would allow astronomers to conduct cutting-edge science. But given how busy the moon is getting, will the lunar surface be free enough from interference?

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