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OUR NASAUS space agency and European Space Agency (ESA/European Space Agency) have confirmed that they will continue their collaboration on lunar explorationand mentioned that there is possibility send
OUR NASAUS space agency and European Space Agency (ESA/European Space Agency) have confirmed that they will continue their collaboration on lunar explorationand mentioned that there is possibility send European astronaut to a natural satellite of the Earth. Both signed a protocol of consent to the mission moon tracker, with the aim of launching the first telecommunications satellite into lunar orbit.
Bill Nelsonadministrator NASAafter meeting with the board of the European agency, explains:
We cannot wait for an ESA astronaut to join us on the surface of the Moon and continue to strengthen our longstanding strategic alliance.
China has created the most detailed geological map of the moon ever seen
Mapping can help select landing sites for future exploration missions.
In exchange for free satellite access, the US space agency will assist in the implementation of the project. The device was built SSTL (Surrey Satellite Technology) and commissioned by ESA itself.
The possibility of using specific navigation satellites for the Moon will be tested, as is the case with Earth, as Galileo and GPS constellation. Joint activities are not limited to the mentioned event. Europeans are part of the program Artemiswith the aim of send astronauts to lunar soil by 2025 – analyze the possibility of building a space station moon gate.
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Mission Future ExoMars, suspended after the invasion of Russian military forces in Ukraine. It was originally planned to send the robot by the end of this year to Marsto be able to drill into the ground and look for signs of life. Nelsonemphasizes on this: “NASA is exploring the most appropriate ways to help our European friends on the ExoMars mission.”
More on the same topic Joseph Aschbacher, The Director General of ESA concluded:
“Discussions are intense, but they are moving in the right direction and I am confident that we will find a good partnership with NASA on Mars.”
The study was published in May in The Planetary Science Journal.
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