Sending Artists To The Moon With SpaceX
SpaceX's press event to announce a paying passenger on a flight around the moon took an amazing turn when Japanese Billionaire Yusaku Maezawa declared that he wanted the trip to be all about Art.
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#DearMoon
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Видео Sending Artists To The Moon With SpaceX канала Scott Manley
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zu7WJD8vpAQ
#DearMoon
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Видео Sending Artists To The Moon With SpaceX канала Scott Manley
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