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The European Space Agency is developing a European moon lander to provide autonomous access to the moon.
The lander will be capable of ferrying up to 4,600 pounds ( 2,100 kilograms ) anywhere on the lunar surface.
Argonaut will be able to land at any region on the moon with precision of better than 330 feet ( 100 meters ).
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