Robotic Missions

Robotic missions involve using unmanned spacecraft, rovers, or landers to explore space and gather data without human presence. These missions can study planets, moons, asteroids, and comets, helping scientists learn about the solar system's formation, climate, and potential for life. Notable examples include NASA’s Mars rovers, which analyze the Martian surface, and the Voyager probes, which have traveled beyond our solar system. Robotic missions are crucial because they can operate in extreme environments and provide invaluable information while reducing the risks associated with human space travel.