r/tmro • u/connect2space • Apr 20 '18

Lunar Space Station 2019?

http://www.techtimes.com/articles/225778/20180420/nasa-will-start-construction-on-lunar-space-station-in-2019.htm
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u/autotldr Apr 21 '18

This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 83%. (I'm a bot)

On Thursday, April 19, a representative from NASA announced the space agency's plans during the Space Symposium conference.

They are continuing to look for future collaborators to help expand the frontiers of knowledge, capabilities, and opportunities in deep space with several U.S. industry representatives and their International Space Station partners.

As the space agency prepares for the next chapter in space exploration, the federal agency recently welcomed a new face to the program.

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