Space Missions

Space missions refer to planned and organized efforts to explore space, typically involving the launch of spacecraft, satellites, or probes beyond Earth's atmosphere. These missions can vary widely in scope and purpose, including scientific research, technology demonstration, planetary exploration, human spaceflight, and satellite deployment. Space missions are conducted by government space agencies, such as NASA, ESA, and Roscosmos, as well as private companies. They can aim to gather data about celestial bodies, study the effects of space on biological organisms, search for extraterrestrial life, or even establish human presence on other planets. Each mission is characterized by its objectives, design, budget, and duration, and they often require intricate planning, engineering, and international collaboration.