- NASA's Future Space Operations are advancing capabilities in national security and the space race, overseeing strategic initiatives including the Artemis mission.
- Artemis missions are mapping features on the Moon.
Data was provided for future lunar operations using observatories located in Arizona and Chile.
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Data was provided for future lunar operations using observatories located in Arizona and Chile.
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Artemis missions are mapping features on the Moon.Also in this story
- Distinct yellow shades and lunar features were observed and photographed on the Moon during a flyby.
- Lunar and Planetary Laboratory at Northern Arizona University is studying lunar surface properties for the Artemis campaign.
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