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NASA is on track to launch Artemis III astronauts in summer 2027 Artemis III is considered a key proving-ground mission before NASA sends astronauts to land on the moon's harsh surface during Artemis IV in 2028.
NC State football interim coach Todd Goebbel discusses Dave Doeren being fired, Wolfpack moving forward
