Spillover threats and the quest to the Moon — three key graphics from the week in news
More than 50 years since US astronauts last walked on the moon during the Apollo programme, NASA plans to send crews back to the lunar surface. This graphic shows the flight paths for the series of planned missions, called Artemis, after Apollo’s twin sister in Greek mythology. The first mission, Artemis 1, will fly around the Moon this year. The crew will make use of the Space Launch System — the most powerful rocket ever built and nearly 100 metres tall.
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