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NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman announced Friday that the agency will adopt Apollo-era urgency to build a moon base by year's end and return astronauts in as little as two years. The schedule targets an Artemis III docking exercise next summer and a first astronaut landing by 2028, utilizing SpaceX and Blue Origin landers.
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NASA Offers $150,000 for Lunar Grounding Solutions