Space Missions

Space missions refer to planned endeavors aimed at exploring, studying, or utilizing outer space. These missions can be conducted by governmental space agencies like NASA and ESA, or by private organizations, and can involve crewed or uncrewed spacecraft. Space missions encompass a variety of objectives, including sending satellites into orbit, conducting scientific research on celestial bodies (such as the Moon, Mars, and asteroids), deploying telescopes to observe distant astronomical phenomena, and testing new technologies for future space exploration. The missions can range from short-duration flights to long-term explorations, and they contribute to our understanding of the universe, the development of technologies, and the potential for human life beyond Earth.