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Gateway space station is moving closer to a launch after welding recently was completed on a module in Turin , Italy .
The Habitation and Logistics Outpost is one of four modules in which astronauts will live.
The launch of Gateway is scheduled no earlier than 2025 .
In 2021 , NASA awarded SpaceX a $331.8 million contract to launch the first two pieces of the outpost.
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