Oxygen on surface of Moon

Oxygen on Moon Surface: Australian Space Agency, NASA Partner to Collect Lunar Rocks That Will Keep Billions Alive for 100,00 Years

Medicine & Technology Nov 11, 2021

The Australian Space Agency signed a deal with NASA that will send an Australian-developed rover to the Moon under the Artemis program, aiming to collect lunar rocks that could eventually offer breathable oxygen on the Moon.

Oxygen on surface of Moon

Oxygen on Moon Surface: Australian Space Agency, NASA Partner to Collect Lunar Rocks That Will Keep Billions Alive for 100,00 Years

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