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Indian TV actor Dev Joshi to join Japanese billionaire for SpaceX moon trip | Oneindia News*News

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Indian TV actor Dev Joshi to join Japanese billionaire for SpaceX moon trip | Oneindia News*News

Indian TV actor Dev Joshi to join Japanese billionaire for SpaceX moon trip | Oneindia News*News

Indian television actor Dev Joshi announced that he will be joining the ‘dearMoon CREW’.

He said that he will take a week-long trip around the moon in a SpaceX rocket next year.

The 'dearMoon' project was first announced in 2017 and is the first civilian mission to the Moon.

As per the project website, yesterday, Japanese billionaire Yusaku Maezawa, who purchased all the seats aboard the rocket in 2018, revealed the name of the eight people who will be joining him for the all-private lunar endeavour.

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