![]() ![]() In pooling resources, Europe collectively achieves what no single space program can achieve individually. Apparently, the ESA plans to use giant 3D printers, building of 3.5 metres per hour that should allow the completion of an entire building within a week.ĮSA is an intergovernmental organization with 22 members created in 1975 to hone Europe’s space capability: this includes Austria, Belgium, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and the United Kingdom. NASA will then focus on a mission from the Moon to Mars, which should be match easier given zero gravity conditions, reducing the cost of sending humans to Mars by as much as $US10 billion a year.ĮSa has been testing various cost-effective technologies that will be used for the mission since 2013, including construction materials, transport and landing technologies. The village should be able to host over 200 scientists, engineers, and industry experts Wörner suggests. I am quite sure humans will go further,” Wörner said. Speaking in the 32 nd Symposium of the European Space Agency (ESA) in the Netherlands, Director General Johann-Dietrich Wörner said the lunar “village” would pave for outer space missions: “I would not call Mars the ultimate goal. ![]() The European Space agency will build a permanent human outpost on the moon that will serve research, mining, and tourism by 2030.
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