The delivery, targeted for 2030, will land seven payloads, including five from Nasa itself on the lunar surface.

American space agency NASA awarded private space company Intuitive Machines a $180 million contract to deliver seven payloads to the Moon in 2030.

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Partial pressure measurement using dual zone mass spectrometry enhances plasma diagnostics in nuclear fusion research.

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