NASA’s 3-Phase Plan for Moon Base Explained—As New Images Released
Summary
NASA has announced a three-phase plan to build a Moon Base near the lunar South Pole. The plan starts with robotic missions and testing, moves to early habitats and power systems, and ends with a permanent human presence on the Moon.Key Facts
- Phase One (until 2029) involves up to 25 robotic missions, testing rovers, drones, and communication systems.
- About four tons of equipment will be delivered during Phase One to prepare the lunar surface.
- Phase Two (2029–2032) focuses on building early habitats, larger solar panels, and starting nuclear power systems.
- During Phase Two, NASA plans about 24 lunar landings delivering up to 60 tons of cargo.
- Phase Three (from 2032 onward) aims for a continuously staffed Moon Base for long-term human missions.
- Permanent habitats and advanced power systems will support extended stays on the Moon.
- The Moon Base will serve as a launch point for future space exploration beyond the Moon.
- NASA is working with international space agencies, companies, and universities on this project.
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