NASA is inviting applications for astronauts to test spacecraft and live on a future moon base, according to Administrator Jared Isaacman.
The 10-year CLPS 2 contract covers landers for the Moon Base, and NASA raised its earlier lunar delivery contract to $4.2 billion
NASA is accepting applications for a new astronaut class to support its Artemis programme, aiming to expand lunar exploration and establish a permanent base on the moon.
If you’re a healthy US citizen with a technical or medical degree, NASA says you could one day ‘live and work at the Moon Base’ if you apply before Dec. 3.
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