NASA Draws on Apollo's Spirit to Build a Moon Base and Land Astronauts Within Two Years

NASA is relying on the sense of urgency that defined the Apollo program to build a base on the Moon and land astronauts within two years. The news matters because it reorders the agency's priorities in the space race.

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• NASA is relying on the sense of urgency that defined the Apollo program in its lunar plan.

  «تعتمد ناسا على روح الاستعجال التي ميّزت برنامج أبولو لبناء قاعدة قمرية»

  phys.org
• A former astronaut argues that returning to the Moon under Artemis will become harder without Apollo-era funding.

  «يرى رائد فضاء سابق أن إعادة البشر إلى القمر ضمن برنامج أرتيميس تصبح أصعب دون التمويل»

  NewsNation
• The opinion reflects concern that shrinking resources are at odds with ambitions for lunar missions.

  «يعكس الرأي قلقًا من تراجع الموارد أمام طموحات الرحلات القمرية.»

  NewsNation

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