NASA's Bold Moon Base & Mars Mission
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NASAs new administrator, Jared Isaacman, unveiled ambitious plans at the Ignition conference, including a permanent moon base and a nuclear-powered spacecraft to Mars. The moon base, estimated at $20 billion, will be built in phases, starting with rovers and instruments, then semi-habitable setups, and finally long-term human stays. The Artemis two mission, set to launch in April, will send astronauts around the moon and back, marking the first crewed flight there in over fifty years. NASA also plans to deploy helicopters on the Mars mission, marking significant strides in human spaceflight.
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