10 Living Apollo Moon Workers Maintain Human MultiWorld Status As Artemis Era Dawns
As Artemis Generation Women And Men Train For 2024-2026 Lunar Missions, It Is Appropriate To Reflect Upon The Surviving Astronauts Who Explored On And Around The Moon, Earth Nearest Celestial Neighbor / Key Launch Point To Galaxy – They Are, In Order Of Seniority: Frank Borman, Jim Lovell, Buzz Aldrin, Tom Stafford, David Scott, Bill Anders, Fred Haise, Harrison Schmitt, Charles Duke And Ken Mattingly; Artemis Astronauts Will Hopefully Reach Moon In Time For Apollo Era To Pass Exploration Torch
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New USA Leaders Signal Awareness Of Transcendent / Unifying Nature Of Lunar Exploration, In
Target Of First Crewed Lunar Mission Of 21st Century, Artemis 3, Called Into Question At Lunar Exploration Analysis Group Online Meeting; Focus For Sustainable Occupation Has Been On Polar Region Since 2008 ISRO Chandrayaan-1 Confirmation Of Water Ice; NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine Says “Inspiration Of Going Back To An Original Apollo Site Would Be Pretty Amazing” While HEOMD Administrator Kathy Lueders Comments “We’re Looking At Different Ways To Get More Communities To Participate In That [Landing Location] Decision”; Equatorial Landings Require Less Fuel / Technical Challenge
