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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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German Startup’s Rocket Successfully Launches, Marking Major Step Toward European Space Autonomy
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Roman Space Telescope Launches to Explore Dark Matter and Unravel the Mysteries of the Universe
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NASA Space Rescue Mission Fails as Swift Observatory’s Operational Life Enters Its Final Countdown
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1:5 Million-Scale Lunar Geological Map: China Sets New Standard for Deep-Space Exploration
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Van Gogh’s Starry Night-Like Patterns: Scientists Discover New Phenomenon on the Sun’s Surface
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Generative AI Enters Life Sciences, Creating Novel Bacteriophages for the First Time
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SpaceX Rocket Debris Crashes Into the Moon Today; Massive Crater and Dust Cloud Become the Focus of Observation
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