Türkiye Is Going to the Moon! Minister Kacır Gave a Date: The Spacecraft, Which Is 87% Domestically Produced, Will Be Sent to the Moon in the First Months of 2027.
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Ankara, Oct 4 (Latin Press) Türkiye plans to launch in 2027 a space mission to the Moon, as part of its National Space Program, reported today the Minister of Industry and Technology, Mehmet Fatih Kacır. The post Türkiye plans to launch a mission to the Moon in 2027 first appeared on News Prensa Latina.
Minister Mehmet Fatih Kacır announced that Turkey's spacecraft, developed with an 87% domestic production rate, will be sent to the Moon in the first months of 2027. With the successful completion of this mission, Turkey will become one of the nine countries capable of reaching the Moon with its own domestically developed vehicle.
The countdown to Turkey's first Moon mission has begun. The production, assembly and integration of the Lunar Spacecraft, which was developed with an 87 percent nativity rate, has been completed. After about two months of travel, the vehicle will orbit the Moon over 100 kilometers, make scientific measurements and attempt to lower it to the lunar surface in a controlled manner at the end of the mission.
Industry and Technology Minister Mehmet Fatih Kacır announced that Turkey will send a spacecraft, produced with an 87% domestic content rate, to the Moon in the first months of 2027. Speaking in Antalya, Kacır said that the vehicle will first go to the Moon... Click here for more.
Industry and Technology Minister Mehmet Fatih Kacır announced that the lunar spacecraft, produced with an 87% domestic content rate, will be sent to the Moon in the first months of 2027. Kacır made the announcement at a meeting held before the International Space Congress in Antalya.
Minister of Industry and Technology Mehmet Fatih Kacır announced that the goal is to send the lunar spacecraft, produced with an 87% domestic content rate, to the Moon in the first months of 2027. Referring to the spaceport project in Somalia, Kacır said, "Turkey will become one of the very few countries that can independently access space."
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