The Architecture Definition Document describes NASA's plan for key partnerships, hardware, and operations for future human missions to the Moon and Mars.
, the new document explores the landing and exploration side of the mission—called Foundational Exploration and Sustained Lunar Evolution—more thoroughly.
Specifically, NASA is looking to increase the duration and capabilities of both surface and orbital Moon missions during the foundational period. These missions will serve as test beds for future surface and orbital efforts around Mars. Scientific goals during this part of the Moon-to-Mars strategy will include planetary science as well as human and plant biology.
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