NASA Is Heading Back To The Moon, But This Time, It’s To Stay

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In the television series, journalist Megan Cruz, who is the host of the show, explores how NASA's Kennedy Space Center is finally preparing for lunar life.

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Going to the moon was a dream, but it wasn’t until President Kennedy said, “We choose to go to the moon” and made it become a reality in July 1969.

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Earlier, astronauts stayed on the Moon for 3 days, but it later extended to a week, then months. Now, the agency is coming up with innovative ideas that will allow astronauts to pursue lunar life.

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Cutting-edge labs are designing rovers to dig up moon dirt for 3D-printed habitats 

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Zapping moon dust off spacesuits with electricity.

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Testing growth methods for space farming.

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