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US moon plan will need private money

Wednesday, July 24, 2019

The Trump administration is keen to return to the moon by 2024

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  • Plan A
  • Funding
  • Private sector contribution
  • Commercial alternative
  • Crewed spaceflight delays
  • SpaceX

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An image of the Saturn V rocket, which launched the Apollo 11 astronauts into space, is projected onto the side of the Washington Monument, July 16, 2019 (Reuters/Joshua Roberts)
An image of the Saturn V rocket, which launched the Apollo 11 astronauts into space, is projected onto the side of the Washington Monument, July 16, 2019 (Reuters/Joshua Roberts)
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