Manned Lunar Missions

Manned lunar missions involve sending astronauts from Earth to the Moon using spacecraft equipped for landing, exploration, and return. These missions require advanced technology for life support, navigation, and safety to ensure crew members can safely travel, work on the lunar surface, and return home. The most famous example is the Apollo program (1969-1972), where astronauts conducted scientific experiments and collected samples. Future missions aim to establish sustainable presence for scientific research, leveraging new technologies to explore the Moon more extensively and prepare for possible journeys to Mars.