On Tuesday, May 26, the American space agency NASA unveiled the first phase of its plans to build a permanently inhabited base on the surface of the Moon. This initiative follows less than two months after the successful Artemis 2 mission. The base is expected to be located near the Moon's south pole, where astronauts will work with space technology and lunar rovers. teraz.sk ↗ STVR (Spravy) ↗
The project will be carried out in cooperation with private space companies. Entrepreneur Jeff Bezos's company Blue Origin will join the project by providing NASA with two landing modules intended to deliver rovers and other necessary equipment. This partnership reflects NASA's expanded strategy of using the commercial sector to achieve its ambitious goals. Novy Cas ↗ Refresher.sk ↗
According to the unveiled vision, people should begin permanently settling on the Moon between 2030 and 2039. The project is considered demanding and financially costly, but NASA sees it as a key step toward a long-term human presence on the Moon. The initiative also reflects growing competition in space exploration, including China's efforts in this area.
NASA unveiled the first phase of plans to build a base on the Moon
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VIDEO: NASA ukázala, ako má vyzerať základňa na Mesiaci. Ľudia tu začnú žiť medzi rokmi 2030 až 2039
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NASA chce postaviť základňu na Mesiaci. Predstavila prvú fázu plánov
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NASA predstavila plány na vybudovanie základne na povrchu Mesiaca
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FOTO NASA predstavila plány budúcnosti: Takto má vyzerať základňa na Mesiaci za miliardy
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FOTO NASA predstavila plány budúcnosti: Takto má vyzerať základňa na Mesiaci za stovky miliónov
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