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Show me another »When Astronauts return to the Moon will they be permitted to travel to any of the Apollo sites?
Or...Perhaps they would be asked to take one of the Luna Rovers covertly for study?
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I work at a space place wont tell you which one, but Nasa has told us that those are historical sites so they might land close to them but they wont really be allowed to move things around.
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- I don't see why not. But I don't see why they'd want to, either. The moon is a big place, and time would be precious, even on a permanent settlement.
Why would they want to secretly study a piece of early 1970s electrical car technology? -
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