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EPISODE · May 30, 2008 · 5 MIN

ILA Space Pavilion: Space exploration in the future

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To land, first, on the Moon and, later, on Mars - in the 2030 timeframe - scientists need a mix of human and robotic missions to know in advance what challenges must be met - to know how humans can survive for years under microgravity, to scout landing zones and to develop precise navigation and artificial intelligence techniques.ESApod video programme

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2008 has been a fantastic year for ESA's human space missions. ESA is already looking toward destinations far beyond the ISS for future human exploration in space

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