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Three crew members work in the area of their lunar lander on the lunar surface in this NASA artist's rendering. Please note that this artwork is not precise. NASA currently is seeking input from industry experts and is developing conceptual designs for Altair.

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http://www.nasa.gov/images/content/206402main_jsc2007e113280_hires.jpg

Date

2007-12-18

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NASA

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