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Richard Easther: Auckland University astrophysicist talks historical and scientific significance of Artemis mission

Richard Easther: Auckland University astrophysicist talks historical and scientific significance of Artemis mission

Matt Heath & Tyler Adams Afternoons · Newstalk ZB

April 10, 20268m 52s

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Show Notes

The Artemis II crew have completed their mission to view the dark side of the moon and are now set to re-enter Earth's atmosphere tomorrow (NZT). 

Auckland University astrophysicist Richard Easther joined Matt and Tyler to chat about the historical and scientific significance of the mission. 

"99% of what they're trying to do here is to test the technology," he said.

"It's essentially a test flight of the vehicles that they want to use to go back to the moon on a regular basis."

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