NASA announced that they will land science on the Moon in 2024. This will be the first scientific mission after a manned mission to the Moon. This plan of NASA will be realized within the scope of the Artemis program. The Artemis program aims to launch a manned mission to the Moon after 1972 and to establish a long-term Moon base.
In the science mission to be held in 2024, various scientific research will be carried out on and around the surface of the Moon. These studies include topics such as the history and geology of the Moon, the possibility of life on the Moon, and how the Moon affects the space environment.
This plan of NASA will be an important step for the exploration of the Moon. Research on and around the Moon's surface will help us learn more about the Moon's past, present and future.
In NASA's statement, it was also reported that a total solar eclipse will be observed on the Moon in 2024. This eclipse will occur when the Moon completely blocks the Sun as it passes in front of the Earth. NASA will send a special spacecraft to the Moon to observe this eclipse.
This plan of NASA will also be an important step for space research. Observing a total solar eclipse on the Moon will provide important information that will help us understand life in space and the formation of the universe.
These plans by NASA will revive humanity's interest in the Moon and space and contribute to the further advancement of space exploration.