NASA has reportedly selected three new science missions and instrument suites to help pave the way for building humanity’s first lunar base. Primarily, the
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The American space agency NASA is rapidly preparing for a longer-term human presence on the Moon, this week also with the selection of three new scientific research missions, the goal of which is to obtain information to prepare a "grand guide to interplanetary survival", as they wrote.
Before man can pitch a tent on the Moon, he must figure out where to put his bed, where to get water, and how to survive the night. NASA has just selected three sets of instruments to answer these questions.