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Our team Dr. Benjamin Kaebe and R. Simon Kaebe talk today about the Gateway Program from NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration. The episode will show the planed layout of the Space-Station, which will orbiting our Moon in the future. Allowing Astronauts to visit the Moon when it is most convenient and eventually build a permanent base on the surface. We publish new episodes every Tuesday 10:00am Pacific Time. If you want to support our show, simply subscribe to our YouTube channel. Also like and share our videos on social media. We also hope you will leave a comment. #Science #Space #Economy #Econauts #NASA #Artemis #Gateway

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