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Long-awaited for 50 years! Japanese Female Astronaut Aims to Set Foot on the Lunar Surface
The U.S.-led Artemis lunar exploration program will send astronauts to the moon in 2025. It is now known that at least two Japanese astronauts will be part of the program, and once a decision is made to allow Japanese astronauts to go to the Moon, it will be the first time that Japanese astronauts will go to the surface of the Moon, and Japan will be the second country to go to the Moon.
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Hidden Electricity in Martian Dust Storms: Perseverance Provides First Acoustic Evidence
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South Korea’s Nuri rocket scores another success: fourth launch completes with all 13 satellites delivered to orbit
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Study Reveals Most Dog Breeds Carry Wolf Genes — Even Chihuahuas Have Traces of Wolf Ancestry
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3I/ATLAS Makes Its First Clear Appearance, Confirmed as an Ancient Interstellar Comet
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The Deep-Space Race Heats Up! Blue Origin Successfully Launches Rocket and Recovers Booster
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Weather Forces Another Delay of Blue Origin’s New Glenn Launch, Disrupting NASA Mission Timeline
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