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NASA: in 2028 the man will return to the Moon

First step towards the exploration of Mars

By 2024, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) will send a lander to the Moon with no men on board, so as to demonstrate that it still has the technological capabilities and skills to be able to complete a landing again. A first test that will be followed by a second one, presumably in 2026, where all the systems necessary for landing on the lunar surface of man will be tested, which...

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AerospaceNASA. Pence: "We will return to the Moon by 2024"

Announcement of the vice president shortening the time

At the end of last night's meeting of the US National Space Council, US Vice President Mike Pence announced to the press that "the policy and goal of our administration is to bring the astronauts back... more

AerospaceRoscosmos. Rogozin: "We work to create a fixed lunar base"

Program that will complement the one for the new space station

The Russian space agency (Roscosmos) among the objectives for the future has the collaboration with the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) to build the Lunar Orbital Platform-Gateway,... more

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As part of Artemis they will have to deliver large parts of equipment and infrastructure to the Moon

NASA, the American space agency, is preparing to explore the lunar surface with the Artemis campaign. As part of this effort, it announced in these hours, it intends to award Blue Origin and SpaceX additional... more

AerospaceStarship's sixth flight test

Super Heavy lifted off with all 33 Raptor engines

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AerospaceSpaceX prepares for the sixth Starship flight test, scheduled for Tuesday 19th

The super-heavy reusable launch vehicle, currently under development

SpaceX is preparing for the 6th flight test of Starship, the reusable super heavy launch vehicle currently in development, scheduled for next Tuesday the 19th. The 30-minute launch window will open at... more