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>>15739323
>NASA missions
I think if you're counting on the 2023 NASA to do this you're out of luck. Sure they have way more money than Russia but does money matter when you're completely disorganized and Congress moves the goalpost every 4 years?
Prediction time: Russia will give (or China will steal) this and send a Jupiter probe in the next 15 years.

>>15725810
Thoughts on this way of doing manned lunar missions?
>use three Soyuz rockets to launch a Soyuz, Progress and LK lander
>docks with Zeus, a nuclear powered space tug designed to pull spacecrafts to higher orbits
>soyuz, progress and LK docks in TLI and flies to the moon