Lunar Mission
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Manned Lunar Mission Must Launch on 2025 to Avoid Deadly Solar Storms
Solar storms that can harm or kill astronauts can possibly occur at certain times of the solar cycle, a fact that should be put into consideration during ongoing planning for humans to go back to the moon, say researchers.
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