NASA releases Artemis 2 science data
Among the science data released from Artemis 2 are astronaut annotations of images, in this case highlighting color variations on the moon. Credit: NASA ANTALYA, Turkey — Six months after its Artemis 2...
Among the science data released from Artemis 2 are astronaut annotations of images, in this case highlighting color variations on the moon. Credit: NASA ANTALYA, Turkey — Six months after its Artemis 2 mission flew around the moon, NASA has released the full science data collected from the flight, “passing the baton” of the mission to the science community.
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