During his visit to Mexicothe administrator of the POT
Bill Nelson, highlighted the importance of space and environmental cooperation between both countries to face current challenges. Nelson highlighted the capacity of the space technology to detect air pollution and measure water elevation, which could help more effectively manage water resources in Mexico.
He Artemis program
who seeks to return to the Moon and take the first woman to this natural satellite, as well as the collaboration in the AztecSat satellite constellation, are examples of the collaboration between NASA and the Mexican Space Agency to strengthen international space exploration ties. These efforts not only seek to address the environmental problems facing the planet, but also provide technology and knowledge about the universe.
They seek to inspire young people in space exploration
During his visit, Nelson not only met with government officials, but also with young Mexicans interested in space exploration. The goal is to inspire a new generation of planet defenders and foster interest in space science and technology.
The space technology has been instrumental in the development of many of the conveniences and technological advances we enjoy today. Additionally, it has enabled the discovery of countless secrets of the universe, demonstrating the potential of space exploration to improve our understanding of the world around us.
In this sense, the collaboration between Mexico and the United States in space matters not only benefits both countries, but also contributes to the environmental Protection and the development of innovative technologies. Bill Nelson’s visit highlights the importance of working together to address global challenges and promote space exploration as a tool for progress and preservation of the planet.
What is the Artemis program?
NASA has launched two ambitious initiatives that will mark a milestone in the history of space exploration: Artemis campaign and CHAPEA missions
. Both have the main objective of establishing a sustainable human presence on the Moon by 2028, laying the foundation for future expeditions to Mars.
The Artemis campaign represents a monumental step in humanity’s return to the Moon. This initiative not only contemplates the return of astronauts to the lunar surface, but also seeks to establish a lasting human presence on this natural satellite of the Earth.
