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Roger Lascorz: "At NASA, It's Not the One Who Asks Questions that Is Bad, but the One Who Keeps Quiet About a Doubt"

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The aeronautical engineer from Reus will be NASA's controller on the next missions to the Moon, Artemis III and IV, and shares with 'Diari Més' how he came to work with the space agency, what his day-to-day life is like and what work there is before reaching the moment of a rocket's takeoff.
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The aeronautical engineer from Reus will be NASA's controller on the next missions to the Moon, Artemis III and IV, and shares with 'Diari Més' how he came to work with the space agency, what his day-to-day life is like and what work there is before reaching the moment of a rocket's takeoff.

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diarimes.com broke the news on Thursday, October 1, 2026.
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