Airbus SE, a leading name in aerospace and defense in Europe, has officially been awarded a significant contract worth £150 million (approximately $194 million) by the European Space Agency. This agreement is aimed at creating a landing platform intended to assist in delivering a British rover to Mars, with the goal of investigating potential signs of life. The ExoMars mission is planned for launch in 2028, and its execution will take place alongside NASA, emphasizing the value of international partnerships in space research.
On Sunday, Firefly Aerospace achieved a significant milestone in the global space race by successfully executing the first landing of its unmanned spacecraft, Blue Ghost, on the Moon. This mission, which spans two weeks of scientific research, opens up new opportunities for private space companies in their bid for leadership in space exploration.
On Sunday, a significant event in the field of space exploration is expected – Firefly Aerospace plans to achieve a landmark landing with its robotic spacecraft, Blue Ghost, on the lunar surface. This mission showcases a collaborative effort with NASA, which remains dedicated to lunar research in preparation for future crewed landings.
