Apollo Vets Cheer Moon Return, Criticize Slow Pace
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Apollo veterans, eager for a return to the moon with NASAs Artemis program, express frustration over past delays and budget cuts. With Artemis twos potential launch in April, they hope to see a new generation of lunar explorers, including women in top roles, and a moon base by 2028. NASAs new administrator, Jared Isaacman, aims to accelerate launches and build excitement with innovative technologies.
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