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Three European countries join Artemis Accords

Posted: Sun, Apr 21, 2024, 9:05 AM ET (1305 GMT)
Three European countries signed the Artemis Accords for sustainable space exploration in less than a week. Switzerland signed the Accords on Monday at an event at NASA Headquarters, followed by Sweden on Tuesday at an event in Stockholm and Slovenia on Friday on Ljubljana. A total of 39 countries have now signed the Accords, including a majority of ESA member states.

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