One has already looked at the moon, the next in line is Mars. The red planet has long been one of the biggest challenges associated with human space travel. The desire to send a human crew to Mars has already been clearly expressed by the US National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), Russia’s Roscosmos and the European Space Agency. And although unlike the Moon, where the date of the next landing is already set, the human visit to Mars still remains only in the plane of desire, almost daily, humanity witnesses the gradual discovery of new information about the red planet. The greatest contribution to this goes to the American space program.
Fo, you’re flying around Mars
The 1960s were undoubtedly a decade of groundbreaking space travel. The first man looked into space, the first people entered the moon. And humanity also obtained historically the first images of the surface of the red planet.