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    NASA plans to use lunar resources to build a Moon base and prepare for Mars

    NASA’s administrator describes the Moon as “the next starting point,” framing a planned lunar base and the use of local resources as steps toward Mars.

    NASA Administrator Jared IsaacmanNA
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    NASA’s administrator says the agency plans to put resources already on the Moon to work as it builds a lunar base and prepares for Mars. “The Moon is not the finish line. It’s the next starting point,” the administrator wrote.

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    NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman@NASAAdminThe Moon is not the finish line. It’s the next starting point. There is a lot we can do with the resources already on the Moon. We’re going to put them to work as we build the Moon Base and prepare for Mars.28d
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    NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman@NASAAdminThe Moon is not the finish line. It’s the next starting point. There is a lot we can do with the resources already on the Moon. We’re going to put them to work as we build the Moon Base and prepare for Mars.28d
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