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  1. Monitors are tracking objects passing through the solar system, noting that current asteroid sizes exceed past impact records.
  2. ESA is providing planetary protection oversight for Artemis, noting that lunar contamination could affect life's origins on Earth.

An ESA satellite collided with the lunar surface in 2006.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Aug 4
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An ESA satellite collided with the lunar surface in 2006.

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