And the Moon will be crucial.🚀
NASA hopes to launch humans to Mars in the next decade or in the early 2040s, and the first human to set foot on the red planetBefore that can happen, the space industry has to think up solutions to some of the biggest challenges facing the first humans to reach Mars. Gravity, for example, will be an issue, with humans facing tough conditions as they acclimatize to gravity on Mars after months in microgravity.
"We want to maximize the science so we allow them to drive around before they become conditioned enough to get in the spacesuits, and walk and maximize that science in 30 days," Kurt Vogel, NASA director of space architectures, said in a'Mars testing and science objectives' will take place on the Moon, NASA points out that it wants to create lunar infrastructure that would allow"U.S.
NASA's objectives identify 50 points under four distinct categories of exploration, including transportation and habitation, Moon and Mars infrastructure, operations, and science. These will be key to outlining its future plans ahead of its historic Mars missions set for next decade. off the ground. In the near future though, the agency will continue to reveal more details about the first crewed mission to ever reach the red planet.
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