Hearing that Russia will go to the Moon to check, NASA rushes to prepare to send people to the Moon again

Since the Apollo 17 ship put people on the Moon in December 1972, NASA has never made a comeback mission.

A few days ago, Director of Russian Rosmosmos Aviation Agency, Dmitry Rogozin said in a video posted on Twitter: "We set a goal to fly to the Moon and confirm whether they were there or not. not yet ".

Although this seems to be just a joke of Mr. Rogozin, when asked that '. But it seems that this statement has prompted NASA to urgently prepare for the mission to bring people to the Moon again.

NASA representative recently said: "We are in agreement with US companies to implement a new Moon mission."

NASA feared that Russia would discover on the Moon that there were practically no American flags? Of course this is just a conspiracy-based thinking, because there have been many questions about whether the US has actually set foot on the Moon.

Removing conspiracy theories aside, we know that NASA successfully implemented the Apollo 17 mission and put people on the Moon in December 1972. Ever since, NASA has never been. Make a return to the Moon, whether it's just landing the probe or geological research.

And recently, Representative Jim Bridenstine of NASA said: 'We are in agreement with US companies to implement a new Moon mission. The United States will return to the Moon and we will do it sooner than you think. '

NASA is ambitious to build a Lunar Orbital Platform-Gateway space station, located in the vicinity of the Moon. This will be a transit station to help NASA perform other space exploration missions, such as bringing people to Mars.

The detailed plan of the mission to return to the Moon this time will be announced by NASA at a press conference that will take place tomorrow. NASA will also announce US companies as partners in this mission. There was a name that was revealed to be Astrobotic Technology, but Elon Musk's unknown SpaceX is on NASA's partner list.

We will deliver the news as soon as NASA has official announcements about this mission.