Spacecrafting: The moon, Venus and Mars in 2020

This year, a spacecraft called the Lunar Module will land on the Moon and begin a journey to Venus.

NASA says the trip will take five years.

This is a good time to get an idea of what the next generation of spacecrafts looks like.

NASA’s Lunar Atmosphere and Dust Environment Explorer will be the first of its kind to be launched on a commercial mission.

As with the other lunar missions, the mission will be funded by NASA and the Chinese government.

NASA is developing a new type of space weathering material called CELESA, which is a precursor to the new generation of cryogenic materials.

NASA has been working on this material for years, and it has already been used on the space shuttle.

In 2019, NASA will launch a rover called the Mars 2020 rover to a location called Gale Crater.

The rover will be used to drill into the crater floor for samples of Martian soil.

If Mars 2020’s mission goes well, NASA plans to send a crew of four to Mars in 2023.

On the surface of Mars, NASA has planned a mission to the surface once a year for the next 25 years.

The next trip is slated for 2026.

NASA wants to send at least a dozen missions to Mars this century.

To accomplish the missions, NASA is looking for a large rover, a large robotic spacecraft, a small robotic spacecraft and a small lander.

At least one mission may be a lander, which could also help land on Mars.

For the next decade, NASA wants a team of six astronauts to Mars.

The astronauts will live and work in a special environment for the duration of the mission, which would be about two years.

Each mission will cost about $150 million, or about the cost of a typical American household.

The cost of these missions will vary depending on what kind of lander is used, how many people are aboard and how long the mission is expected to last.

What happens when we land on a Mars?

NASA plans on sending a few landers to the Red Planet in 2026, but there will be a few major differences from the mission on the surface.

First, the rover that will carry humans there is much smaller than the one that NASA will send to Mars, and NASA has not yet decided on a landing site.

It’s possible that the rover could land in the same spot as the lander on Mars, or a different spot.

If it lands on Mars with a large crew, there could be a chance that it could get stuck on Mars and be buried by the rock layers.

Second, the astronauts will have to stay at a location that is more remote from the Martian surface.

The rover is expected the same as on Earth.

Third, NASA and Chinese partners will be working together on a mission that will be similar to a landing on Mars by a land rover, but on a much smaller scale.

NASA is planning to land a landers on the moon in 2029.

Fourth, NASA expects to send one crew to Mars at least once every five years for the rest of the century.

The mission is designed to take about two months.

Lastly, NASA says that it wants to keep its astronauts as close to the Martian environment as possible, so they can be closer to the landers.

Why will humans land on another planet?

NASA has developed an idea for the future of space travel, which it calls “space-based manufacturing.”

NASA believes that humans could live and operate on Mars for several centuries, but the cost and complexity of space transportation would make that impossible.

Instead, the agency is building a space station, which will be capable of handling all the goods needed to build a space colony on Mars as well as Mars’ atmosphere.

The space station will be powered by solar power, which means it can use a lot of sunlight.

According to NASA, the space station would also have a lot more redundancy than the rockets that land on Earth, which NASA says would allow for the station to be “reliable, reliable, reliable.”

The station would consist of an assembly line where astronauts can assemble various parts of the station and the station itself.

NASA believes the station would have enough redundancy to be able to survive a catastrophic event like a meteor strike.

After the space stations are built, astronauts will be sent to the station for a few months to prepare for a return to Earth.

NASA also says that humans would be able fly back to Earth in a few years, although it would be a long journey.

NASA expects humans to return to the Earth in 2027.

NASA would also like to send people to Mars as soon as possible.