NASA Says No Moon Landing Without Orion And SLS
Credit: Tonya Gray and Kevin OConnell
F ifty years after NASA’s 1969-72 sprints to the Moon, the U.S. is preparing for deep-space human travel for the long haul, parlaying the international and commercial partnerships forged in the post-Apollo space shuttle and International Space Station (ISS) programs into an exploration blueprint...
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