It seems that the United States did not wait long after the disclosure of the intentions of Russia, China and the European Union to establish "permanent bases" on the moon, Announce their intention to establish their own ground base, according to media reports

NASA's director, Jim Brydenstein, has announced his intention "to go to the moon and stay there," the Independent newspaper reported.

Brydenstein said the purpose of these plans was to send astronauts permanently to the moon over the next decade and called for "the brightest and brightest American industry to help the design and development of vehicles allowing landing on the Moon ".

"What we mean by returning to the moon, it's not like NASA did 50 years ago, but stay, using new technologies and new systems to explore more sites on the Moon, "he said.

Brydenstein set up next week to launch the program, which will first invite private sector employees and from all over to attend a meeting at NASA headquarters to discuss ideas about a spacecraft to land on the moon.

Until now, NASA has contracted with nine companies for sending shipments to the moon, the ultimate goal being to develop a spacecraft to transport astronauts to the moon. Earth to the Moon and vice versa.