From Station to Artemis- Enabling the Next Steps of Exploration
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For over two decades, the International Space Station has enabled thousands of microgravity studies in low-Earth orbit. Many of these experiments have helped us better prepare for deep space exploration, including the Artemis I mission. By combining the findings we can get in lunar orbit and results from science conducted aboard Earth’s orbiting laboratory, humanity is getting closer to Mars than ever before. Learn more at https://www.nasa.gov/iss-science.
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