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Canadian astronauts will start flying to the moon in 2023 with NASA's Artemis missions
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Canadian astronauts will start flying to the moon in 2023 with NASA's Artemis missions https://t.co/GzCZ8oQ5Fl https://t.co/9GufpqZvHK
OpenCanadian astronauts will start flying to the moon in 2023 with NASA's Artemis missions
The first one is scheduled to launch in 2023.
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