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Existing agreements for NASA's Artemis moon programme are being reshaped, affecting billions of dollars. NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman reaffirmed the agency's commitment to construct a base on the moon's surface, announcing new details on Tuesday. The $20 billion project, slated for seven years, will repurpose components from the now-cancelled Lunar Gateway orbital station.
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