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Help to define a lunar lander

2 March 2009

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An autonomous lunar lander, which is capable of delivering payload to the lunar surface in support of a human presence on the Moon, as well as payloads directly supporting European exploration objectives.

Credits: ESA

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Moon base – artist's view

Credits: ESA - AOES Medialab

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