US space agency plans to return Americans to the moon as part of its Artemis mission. Read more at straitstimes.com.
BRISBANE – The National Aeronautics and Space Administration is looking to develop resources on the moon that will initially include oxygen and water, and eventually may expand to iron and rare earths. It has already taken steps towards excavating moon soil in 2032, a scientist said on Wednesday.Artemis mission, including the first woman and person of colour by 2025,A key part of the mission is advancing commercial opportunities in space.
“We are trying to invest in the exploration phase, understand the resources... to risk such that external investment makes sense that could lead to development and production,” he told a mining conference in Brisbane.Nasa will at the end of June send a test drill rig to the moon and plans a larger-scale excavation of moon soil, or regolith, and a pilot processing plant in 2032.
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