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Timothy Lavin

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Covers:  science, technology, national security, economics
Doesn't Cover: other, things
Head of the editorial board @bopinion in NYC. Former senior policy adviser @mike2020 / senior editor @TheAtlantic. E-mail: tlavin1@bloomberg.net.

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By Timothy Lavin
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Artemis was a state failure and a human triumph

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By Timothy Lavin
| The Brunswick News Verified
"If the great brain of NASA were attached to any particular sense, it was the eye," wrote Norman Mailer in his psychedelic history of the Apollo program. Whatever else one may say of the agency, its ability to produce evocative images remains unrivaled.
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Commentary: Artemis was a state failure and a human triumph

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By Timothy Lavin
| The Olympian Verified
Left to right, NASA's Artemis II mission astronauts Canadian Space Agency's Jeremy Hansen, Christina Koch, Victor Glover and commander Reid Wiseman react during a welcoming ceremony at Ellington Field Joint Reserve Base in Houston, Texas, on April 11, 2026. An elated NASA was celebrating its successful voyage around the Moon, after four astronauts safely returned to Earth having completed the first lunar flyby in more than 50 years.
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