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Keith Cooper

NASA wants ideas for Artemis 3 moon landing experiments. But time's running out.

Artist's illustration of two Artemis astronauts at work on the lunar surface. (Image credit: NASA)

NASA is soliciting the scientific community for ideas about instruments and experiments that could accompany Artemis 3 astronauts on their mission to the moon.

In NASA's call for deployable instruments, announced earlier this month, the agency specified that it was looking for experiments that take advantage of the unique location of the Artemis 3 landing, which will be within 6 degrees latitude of the moon's south pole. That locale has remained untouched despite decades of lunar exploration.

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