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Italian astronaut Col. Walter Villadei told Seoul's Italian Space Day that outer space brings countries together rather than pulling them apart. Italy and Korea are deepening their partnership to explore the moon and beyond.
Sixty years after Apollo, the moon remains empty despite having the technology to build settlements today. A space expert says commercialization and tourism could finally make lunar living happen within years.
The United States is racing to establish humanity's first permanent lunar outpost within four years, turning science fiction into reality. Astronauts will live and work on the moon's surface, developing technologies that could unlock the solar system.