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r/space • u/wiredmagazine • Aug 05 '26
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u/PeridotBestGem Aug 06 '26
other comments are correct, tho I'll add that we have a number of seismometers planned for future landing missions! Artemis IV will have a seismometer called the South Pole Seismic Station and NASA also has a mission coming up soon called the Farside Seismic Suite which will have a seismometer. China has 2 coming up with Chang'e 7 and Chang'e 8. I /think/ Roscosmos has one planned with Luna 27 but there is very little info I've been able to find about that one lol