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NASA has announced its ambitious goal to establish a sustainable base on the Moon by 2032, as part of the Artemis program. The project aims to deploy astronauts and build a habitat that supports long-duration missions. The lunar base will feature 3D-printed structures using moon soil, robotic construction tools, and a power system powered by solar energy. NASA is also collaborating with private companies like SpaceX and Blue Origin for logistics and infrastructure. This development could pave the way for deeper space missions, including manned expeditions to Mars. Space research organizations in India and Bangladesh are watching closely, as opportunities…

NASA is set to launch its first AI-integrated climate satellite—ClimaSat-1—next month, designed to gather real-time data on global temperature, sea levels, and greenhouse gas levels. The AI system will process data onboard, minimizing delays and increasing forecasting accuracy. Unlike previous models, ClimaSat-1 uses machine learning to prioritize climate events like cyclones, forest fires, or drought zones. South Asian scientists are already collaborating with NASA to use this data for regional early warning systems. With countries like India, Bangladesh, and Nepal facing frequent climate disasters, this mission could provide critical support. It marks a breakthrough in how AI will shape our…

NASA has announced a delay in its Artemis II mission, which was scheduled to take astronauts around the Moon later this year. Engineers discovered issues with a helium valve in the rocket’s upper stage, prompting safety reviews. Originally planned for November 2024, the mission is now expected to launch in early 2025. Artemis II is crucial as it will be the first crewed lunar flyby in over 50 years and a step toward establishing a long-term human presence on the Moon. The delay impacts international partners, including the European and Canadian space agencies. NASA emphasized safety over schedule, noting that…

NASA’s Artemis III mission is entering its final preparation phase as astronauts gear up for what will be the longest human stay on the Moon to date. Scheduled for late 2026, this mission aims to establish a permanent lunar research base as a stepping stone to Mars. The crew, including astronauts from the U.S. and Canada, will conduct geological research and test long-duration life-support systems. Unlike previous missions, Artemis III will land at the Moon’s south pole, an area rich in water ice. NASA Administrator Bill Nelson stated that international collaboration is key to the mission. Japan, the UK, and…

NASA has announced its next Mars mission, scheduled for launch in 2026. The mission will include a state-of-the-art rover designed to explore previously uncharted Martian terrain for signs of past life. This rover will be equipped with advanced drilling technology and AI-powered navigation systems.  NASA is also collaborating with the European Space Agency to bring Martian soil samples back to Earth for further study. The mission aims to unlock more secrets of Mars’ geological and atmospheric history, paving the way for future human exploration.