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LunaSea

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3. Thank you

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Mon Sep 17, 2012, 08:15 PM

Sep 2012

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couldn't find that earlier.
I'm surprised considering NASAs Fine Art Program was quietly put to sleep many years ago, and looming budget cuts will probably have a few people screaming over support for an artistic effort at this time.
Thanks for the correcting link, I've sent Mr Ulrich a query to find out more about how this came to be.

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