NASA presents missions on the Moon and Mars with a new video

NASA has released a video officially marking its intention to bring astronauts back to the moon and travel beyond, sending the first human missions to Mars. The Americans have not stepped on the rocky surface of our moon since the Apollo 17 mission in 1972. It's been almost half a century, as our understanding of the solar system grows by leaps and bounds every day. It will be nice to be back.

The workings of a new lunar mission are turning out well since President Trump signed the
Space Policy Directive-1 almost a year ago. This directive instructed NASA to conduct "an innovative and sustainable exploration program with commercial and international partners to enable human expansion through the solar system and bring back to Earth new knowledge and opportunities" . The president then announced the creation of a new branch of the US military, a "space force" that would protect US assets beyond the atmosphere. It seems like the race to space is back.

In September, NASA released its five-step plan for the return to the moon, a plan that promises human landings by the end of the 2020s. The moon's exploration will also inform our businesses on Mars ; NASA plans to send manned missions there in the 2030s. All this brings us to the new NASA video, which makes the mission accessible to Americans while launching inspiring phrases such as "pioneering spirit," " human spirit "and" star sailors ". Told by actor Mike Rowe of Dirty jobs (sure), it's pretty hype.