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Future projects - Exploration of the Solar System

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Image	Product Name	Price
	Ref S01851 - Lunar crew begins their journey home to Earth with liftoff from the lunar surface
	Ref S01964 - Lunar resources, such as lunar oxygen from regolith or possibly from south pole ice deposits, would increase our motivation to return to the Moon
	Ref S03623 - Lunar station.
	Ref S01842 - Mars Outpost. Habitat module, pressurized rover dock/equipment lock, airlocks, and a constructable (inflatable) habitat
	Ref S03624 - Mars station.
	Ref S01974 - microscopic formations in Mars meteorite ALH84001, found in Antarctica
	Ref S01874 - Minutes before landing, the first Mars expedition crew's descent is abruptly slowed by the deployment of the spacecraft's main chutes
	Ref S02251 - Nanorover prototype selected for the MUSES-CN asteroid mission
	Ref S02252 - Nanorover prototype selected for the MUSES-CN asteroid mission
	Ref S01815 - On Phobos, the innermost moon of Mars and likely location for extraterrestrial resources, a mobile propellant-production plant lumbers across the irregular surface
	Ref S01969 - On the way to the Jovian system, a nuclear thermal transfer vehicle refuels in a Mars-orbit near Martian moon Phobos
	Ref S01858 - Once on Mars, the crew connects the two habitats together and begin a variety of surface exploration and habitation activities
	Ref S01823 - Oxygen propellant derived from lunar raw materials could play a key role in reducing the amount of mass launched into low earth orbit to support a lunar base program and thus cut costs
	Ref S01857 - Passing from sunlight into the Earth-lit shadow of the Moon, a nuclear thermal transfer vehicle prepares to dock with a lunar lander
	Ref S01850 - Piloted lander following touchdown on the lunar surface. The upper stage and conical crew module allow for direct return to Earth
	Ref S01860 - Pressurized surface rovers allow lunar explorers to extend their travel capabilities far beyond the limitations imposed by their space suits
	Ref S01433 - Project of a future orbital plane
	Ref S01073 - Project of a future shuttle
	Ref S01108 - Project of a future shuttle
	Ref S01220 - Project of a future shuttle