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How we are going to the moon

While Apollo placed the first steps on the Moon, Artemis will open the door for humanity to sustainably live and work on another world for the first time. Video / NASA

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Peter Beck apologises for rocket failure

Rocket Lab co-founder and CEO Peter Beck made a statement after the failure of the company's 13th Electron rocket. Video / Rocket Lab

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