50 years ago, man walked on the moon for the first time. Apollo 11 marked the beginning of a new era. But does the rendezvous in space remain the climax between man and moon?
According to the space agencies ESA and NASA, the time is ripe for a new lunar mission. And this time it is not just a walk, this time the astronauts are coming to stay. What are the goals of this planned lunar mission, how realistic are they? What does science hope for from the rediscovery of the moon?
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In case you didn't know this, there is already an 8th continent and it's called Zealandia.
The moon an eighth continent? No. Instead, I think the all but inevitable orbital plates of habitats, commercial and state run infrastructure, defense stations, military and law enforcement orbital hubs – all connected with eachother and, MOST IMPORTANTLY, connected to the Earth by space elevators – could most certainly be considered and defined as an eighth content.
And NASA allready claimed themself they never went to the moon.
So above, so below…..water.
Moon 🌙 hasn't natural atmospherics coverage …designs, manufacturers of artificial atmospherics coverage over limited area on the Moon..documentary mobilizes between humans ambitious & scientific technology capabilities of ( NASA)..& other Gained scientific capabilities on earth through coordinating or competition
Parachutes safely bring “astronauts” safely back to earth from the ass end of a C-130