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The Artemis Moon base project is legally dubious

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NASA plans to launch four astronauts on its Artemis II mission this week, aiming to orbit the Moon and test systems for future lunar landings. This mission is crucial for developers and tech professionals as it paves the way for advanced space technology and potential commercial opportunities in lunar exploration. The next major step will be the Artemis IV mission in 2028, targeting the first human landing on the Moon since the Apollo era.

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