– 2028: Tianwen-3 mission to collect samples of Martian soil and rocks and return them to Earth
– 2029: Tianwen-4 mission to explore Jupiter and its moon Callisto
– 2030: Development of a large, ground-based habitat to simulate long-duration human spaceflight
– 2033: Mission to Venus that will return samples of its atmosphere to Earth
– 2038: Establishment of an autonomous Mars research station to study in-situ resource utilization
– 2039: Mission to Triton, Neptune’s largest moon, with a subsurface explorer for its ocean
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Can China afford it? Their economy is in trouble right now.
pureformality on
SpaceX should be the real reference point, not NASA
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I wish it was the US working on these things but it’s still really exciting to hear. Specifically the underwater explorer for Neptune’s moon.
Imagine high def video of an ocean at the edge of our solar system. Insane to think about.
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>Such cuts, one planetary officials told Ars, would represent an „extinction level“ event for space science and exploration in the United States.
Do the 19 year olds at „Doge“ understand the implications?
throw_me_away3478 on
Man these threads are so depressing, why can’t Americans be happy the rest of the world is developing?
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Among the planned missions are:
– 2028: Tianwen-3 mission to collect samples of Martian soil and rocks and return them to Earth
– 2029: Tianwen-4 mission to explore Jupiter and its moon Callisto
– 2030: Development of a large, ground-based habitat to simulate long-duration human spaceflight
– 2033: Mission to Venus that will return samples of its atmosphere to Earth
– 2038: Establishment of an autonomous Mars research station to study in-situ resource utilization
– 2039: Mission to Triton, Neptune’s largest moon, with a subsurface explorer for its ocean
Can China afford it? Their economy is in trouble right now.
SpaceX should be the real reference point, not NASA
I wish it was the US working on these things but it’s still really exciting to hear. Specifically the underwater explorer for Neptune’s moon.
Imagine high def video of an ocean at the edge of our solar system. Insane to think about.
>Such cuts, one planetary officials told Ars, would represent an „extinction level“ event for space science and exploration in the United States.
Do the 19 year olds at „Doge“ understand the implications?
Man these threads are so depressing, why can’t Americans be happy the rest of the world is developing?