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One of the biggest challenges facing humanity’s Destination Moon ambition is to plan for regular missions. That will require transporting a huge amount of equipment into space. Which brings us to today’s question.
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Water, air, tools: with its 8.6-tonne capacity, Ariane 6 will serve as a workhorse for missions returning to the Moon. What would be the first things that you would take with you?
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which one ? 62 or 64 ? ;)
Also, with or without the proposed kick stage?
11 tons in a TLI? :V
10 tonns?
I was writing an article about Ariane 6 once and if I remember correctly, it was 2800-3000 kg for A62 and around 8200 to 8500 kg for A64. Talking about the lunar orbit as it will have way more capacity to different orbits. 
About 8500KG for lunar orbit
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