Technically they haven't built anything for the Artemis programme yet, but I'll give you that, poor word choice. The HLS is part of the Artemis programme.
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Also, Google says that's not correct. But who cares about details right? As you can see above (the discussion with MBK, you are definitely a Goblin) when I make mistakes I try to acknowledge them.
So you enjoy going down as well as up then
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Fort bovisand was the largest hyperbaric chambers in the world, it was pioneering hyperbaric medicine before any one else was doing it. It was and still is funded by Comex Holden one of the largest commercial diving companys in the word, but let us not let the specifics spoil your story in your head,
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A New Foundation Doctor Role in Diving and Hyperbaric Medicine - Adventure Medic
Dr Ash Sithirapathy describes her experience of working as the first-ever F2 doctor in Diving and Hyperbaric Medicine at the DDRC Hyperbaric Chamber in Plymouth, Devon.
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The Diving Diseases Research Centre (DDRC) at Plymouth Science Park, which originated from the Fort Bovisand diving school, utilizes a large, multi-place Krug chamber as its highest-capacity unit. [1, 2]
- Largest Chamber Capacity: The main multi-place Krug chamber at DDRC can accommodate up to nine people.
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Like all things, records are broken same as the highest buildings etc, but still maintain the largest chambers in the UK. It used to be the only diving medicine research centre in the world, there are and have been others accross the globe but not on. the scale of diving medicine where we still lead the way.
Why was cut off by Trumpf from involvement in Artemis 2 after doing 500 million to his campaign
SpaceX was never in the running for Artemis/SLS, the program was explicitly to use legacy Space Shuttle kit to return to the moon. The lunar landing section was bolted on later where there was nothing worth reusing and they won that hands down.
The insane thing is that if SpaceX can make their lunar lander and get it into lunar orbit then there is no need for the ridiculously expensive SLS/Artemis system to make use of it.
