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NASA’s moon ambitions are accelerating as it unveils plans for a permanent lunar base, targeting the South Pole with a series of robotic and crewed missions under the Artemis program. The first mission, Moon Base One, launches in fall 2026 aboard a Blue Origin lander to deploy science gear and test critical landing tech. Follow-up missions will deliver more cargo, rovers, and mobility systems, with Lunar Terrain Vehicles from companies like Astrolab and Lunar Outpost set for astronaut testing within 18 months. NASA also plans to send drones to scout landing sites, all aimed at mastering long-term lunar operations and laying groundwork for Mars. This isn’t just about flags—it’s about building a sustainable human presence on another world.

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