Post APebmAXp7q3h9c89ZY by ChudBud@poa.st
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 (DIR) Post #APebmAXp7q3h9c89ZY by ChudBud@poa.st
       2022-11-16T06:53:08.862939Z
       
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       So far a successful launch. Goddamn it's beautiful, buds!
       
 (DIR) Post #APebmB4RAa98mlOCPI by PunishedD@poa.st
       2022-11-16T07:17:01.469334Z
       
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       @ChudBud I haven't been paying attention, is this one landing and exploring the moon's surface?
       
 (DIR) Post #APfFxZp3TmQku7BWKG by ChudBud@poa.st
       2022-11-16T07:35:54.486519Z
       
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       @PunishedD Yes, an unmanned launch to test several things on the module, take readings on dummies, landing on the southern pole of the moon and test the ability to do extended stays on the moon. This will lead into Artemis II which will bring a manned capsule to the moon for an extended stay. A small step on our way to using the moon as a launching pad to begin manned launches to colonize Mars. It's amazing to witness this beginning to hopefully our continued progress into our solar system after fifty years.
       
 (DIR) Post #APfFxbyLUD3BZVXy5I by ChudBud@poa.st
       2022-11-16T07:45:09.863843Z
       
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       @PunishedD For perspective btw, all of the Apollo missions were landing near the moon's equator. The point of going to this unexplored area is that it is know to be dense with materials which would be useful to create fuel needed for launches to Mars.