Moon Exploration refers to the scientific study and exploration of the Moon, Earth’s natural satellite. This encompasses a range of activities such as robotic missions, human landings, and the analysis of lunar materials. The goal of Moon exploration is to understand the Moon’s formation, geology, and its potential resources, as well as to investigate its past and any potential for supporting future human activities. Notable missions include NASA’s Apollo program, which successfully sent astronauts to the lunar surface, and ongoing missions by various space agencies aimed at mapping the Moon, analyzing its surface, and preparing for future human settlements. Additionally, Moon exploration is integral to broader goals in space exploration, such as preparing for missions to Mars and beyond.
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