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@NASAMoonBase
Building humanity's first outpost on the lunar surface.
Lunar South Pole
nasa.gov/moonbase
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    🔓 Clean room access unlocked. From @blueorigin and @Firefly_Space to @Int_Machines and @voyagertech_, here’s an update on the commercial spacecraft that will deliver @NASA science and technology to the Moon, paving the way for humanity's first Moon Base.
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    Jul 30
    On National Intern Day, we're celebrating the stellar students whose talent, creativity, and dedication help move @NASA’s missions forward. At @NASAJohnson, intern Macie Landon uses her talents in 3D and multimedia design to help share NASA's vision for a Moon Base with the
    NASA Moon Base Program intern Macie Landon smiles while standing beside a tall Moon Base display at a NASA outreach event. The display reads "Moon Base" with the tagline, "Humanity's First Outpost on the Lunar Surface." Macie holds 3D-printed models of the Orion spacecraft and a lunar rover. Credit: NASA
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    Jul 29
    Driving innovation with industry 🚀🌖 NASA is partnering with @blueorigin to support testing of the company's New Glenn rocket at @NASAStennis. The effort advances the commercial capabilities that will support future missions to the Moon and NASA's long-term goal of building a
    NASA's B-1 and B-2 rocket test stands at NASA's Stennis Space Center in Mississippi. The towering steel structures, originally built to test Saturn V rocket stages, stand beneath a bright blue sky. The B-2 stand will support future Blue Origin rocket engine testing for lunar missions. Credit: NASA
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    Jul 28
    Good things come in pairs. NASA is sending two small spacecraft to lunar orbit to demonstrate advanced rendezvous and proximity operations, autonomous navigation, and cislunar communications. These demonstrations will help validate the capabilities needed to support future
    Artist's rendering of two identical spacecraft in lunar orbit. One spacecraft appears in the foreground with extended solar arrays spanning the width of the image, while the second appears behind it. The Moon fills the left side of the background. Credit: Terran Orbital
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    Jul 24
    🎵 H-O-T-T-O-G-O! 🎵 @voyagertech_’s Griffin-1 lunar lander is hot to go... through environmental testing. The lander has arrived at @NASAJPL, where it will undergo testing to help verify it can withstand launch, landing, and the harsh conditions of space before its commercial
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