Unmanned Lunar Missions

Unmanned lunar missions are robotic spacecraft sent to the Moon without human crew. They are designed to explore, study, and gather data about the lunar surface, environment, and resources. These missions help scientists understand the Moon’s geology, find potential landing sites, and prepare for future human missions. Examples include orbiters, landers, and rovers, which can analyze soil, take high-resolution images, and measure radiation. Unmanned missions are cost-effective and safer ways to advance lunar knowledge, paving the way for human exploration and potential lunar settlement.