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Bookmark or Share- NASA's Artemis Moon Missions: all you need to knowNASA's long-term goals are even more ambitious: using the technology and research developed during the Artemis flights, the space agency intends to launch a future crewed mission to Mars. This 'Moon to Mars' plan involves building a new space station in lunar orbit and, eventually, establishing a habitable Moon base.
- Space race timeline - Royal Museums GreenwichWith two separate flights, the Apollo and Soyuz spacecraft dock in space and the two commanders Tom Stafford and Alexei Leonov exchange the first international handshake. This act can be seen to symbolically end the space race, paving the way for future joint missions, such as the International Space Station and the Shuttle-Mir programme.
- Perseverance Rover | NASA Mars Mission Facts & VideoSituated far from the Mars Curiosity Rover (NASA's last rover to the Red Planet) which continues to operate and send back vital scientific data, the Perseverance rover allows NASA to explore new areas of the planet Mars and even begin to test technology to support future human travel to Mars.
- Why did we stop going to the Moon? - Royal Museums GreenwichFind out more about the future of space travel. Why NASA stopped going to the moon. The race to land humans on the Moon was kickstarted by President John F. Kennedy’s 1962 speech at Rice Stadium in Houston, Texas, now known as the ‘We Choose to go to the Moon’ speech.
- How much does a ticket to space cost? - Royal Museums GreenwichWhat is space tourism? Space tourism is space travel for recreational purposes. Rather than journeying to space for scientific experiments, this kind of travel offers people the chance to experience the effects of space and leave the Earth’s atmosphere. Dennis Tito: the first space tourist. This is no longer the reserve of science fiction films.
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