The Canadian Space Agency yesterday said it will spend $300,000 on consultants to justify a “business case” to go to the moon. The spending comes a year after cabinet committed billions to joining a U.S. program to build a permanent platform in lunar orbit by 2026, the Lunar Gateway project: ‘It’s maximizing benefits for Canadians.’
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