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Italy to Spend Over $5 Billion to Send Two Astronauts to the Moon

According to NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman, Italy has committed more than $5 billion to the development of a lunar habitat for the agency’s Moon Base programme. In return, the country has secured spots for two Italian astronauts on future missions to the surface of the Moon. Speaking during the Air & Space Forces Association’s Air, […]
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The boss of the Nasa Jared Isaacman confirmed: in exchange for an investment of more than $5 billion in lunar basic infrastructure, Italy will be able to send two astronauts to the Selene surface. Isaacman also swept the Argonaut of ESA.

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An agreement of more than 5 billion dollars between Italy and NASA, and the landing of two Italian astronauts on the Moon. A partnership that is part of the strategy change of the US agency, that wants to overcome the Chinese-Russian competition on the lunar ground The article Two Italians on the Moon: agreement between Italy and NASA seems to be the first on Galileo.

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European Spaceflight broke the news on Wednesday, September 23, 2026.
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