Betting on the moon: The moon will be the center of human activity in this decade

Ahmedabad. Monday, October 26, 2020

When Neil Armstrong took the first step on the moon, he said that this small step of a person is a huge leap for humanity. Since then, the vision of the world's scientists towards the moon has not changed till today. As part of the Apollo mission, the United States sent a total of nine spacecraft to the moon and landed humans six times on the lunar surface. The three decades following the Apollo missions were a time of lunar missions, but now again the world is sitting on the moon. And many countries around the world are running various programs to reach the moon.

The US space agency NASA recently unveiled the outline of its Moon mission. Under which by the end of 2024 a man and a woman will be sent to the moon. Under the mission, NASA will send humans back to the lunar surface after 51 years. So the eight countries of the world have also come to an understanding together. According to which these eight countries will jointly research about the moon.

Speaking of India, India also conducted Chandrayaan 2 mission last year, in which it did not have the expected success but it cannot be said to have failed. Following this mission he is now engaged in the preparation of the new Moon mission. Right now the biggest hope is on NASA's Moon mission. It is being said that this NASA mission will start a new chapter on the moon.

Not only that, but in the coming decade, the moon will be the center of human activity. The governments of many countries are looking at the precious minerals on the moon. These include gold, silver, titanium.


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