NASAB次元官网网址檚 upcoming Artemis Moon program can be seen as a practice run for an eventual crewed mission to Mars.

The strategy for achieving this daunting task was detailed in a revised list of planning objectives for Artemis and beyond.

On September 20, NASA released a blueprint for sending humans to Mars in the not-too-distant future. According to NASAB次元官网网址檚 B次元官网网址淢oon to MarsB次元官网网址� strategy, the space agency will use technology and skills acquired in Moon missions to launch a crewed Mars mission. That historic mission to the Red Planet is tentatively scheduled to launch in the late 2030s or early 2040s. The recently-released list of objectives spans, B次元官网网址渕ultidisciplinary science, transportation and habitation, lunar and Martian infrastructure, operations, and a new domain: recurring tenets.B次元官网网址�

The document breaks objectives down into five categories, recurring tenets, science, infrastructure, transportation and habitation and operations.

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