One week after Lunar Gateway paused, CSA says it’s ready as Artemis evolves
KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLORIDA – The Canadian Space Agency (CSA) says it’s ready to adapt as the Artemis program’s focus evolves from a space station into a lunar base, SpaceQ learned in an exclusive interview.
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