On the 9-10 September, world leaders, ministers, industry representatives and astronauts will gather in Paris for the International Space Summit, at a pivotal moment for the future of space.
For sustained lunar operations, the decisive work may be infrastructure: power, communications, navigation and cargo logistics, since those decide whether surface visits become a working presence.
Even NASA believes in Europe. Airbus is the main contractor for the European Service Module (ESM) for Orion in the Artemis project, the project that brings humans back to the moon. The solar arrays are produced in the Netherlands, and the "European Service Module Mission Evaluation Room" is also located there.
I feel like space exploration in many ways is one of the sciences and efforts that have the possibility to do unilateral good for humanity. But it's also able to be abused for goals of individual nations, like weapons that can be deployed from space, ways to observe everyone and everything on the plant etc pp... Please continue to do good, esa
I belive in a humankind joined by the strong porpouse to live in peace , taking care of the earth resources as the most valuable treasure we must keep for next generations in better conditions than we recive it ...😊😊😊😊
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