Artemis III: NASA anuncia tripulación con astronauta italiano y uno de origen salvadoreño para misión lunar de 2027
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La misión Artemis III de la NASA incluirá por primera vez a un astronauta italiano (un oficial de la Fuerza Aérea Italiana) y a uno de origen salvadoreño en su tripulación. Esta misión, programada para 2027, probará dos módulos lunares cerca de la Tierra como parte de los preparativos para el regreso de la humanidad al satélite terrestre. El artículo detalla los perfiles de los astronautas seleccionados y los objetivos técnicos de la misión.
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