No need for Artemis to do that, the orbiter that NASA has or...

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2026-04-06T20:00:24Z

↳ 回复 Hazey (npub1sq8qlc7cvwxw8a662mkcvh0em9hunkwd9a642r0s6l6urkzx3v9snyt84g)

Why don't they take some high res photos of the Apollo landing sites

No need for Artemis to do that, the orbiter that NASA has orbiting the moon since like forever has already done that.

If that's not close enough for you Artemis isn't getting any closer either.

https://www.planetary.org/articles/3172

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