Davy said, “We first want to transport equipment and goods to the moon’s surface in preparation for establishing a base there. We aim to reach Mars in the early 2030s, and this is of utmost importance.
I hope that by April next year, a spacecraft carrying four astronauts will be launched on a mission around the moon, followed by an actual landing on its surface for a duration ranging from 8 to 12 days, whereas the longest previous stay on the moon did not exceed three days.”
He pointed out that this step will be a fundamental preparation for the journey to the red planet. He explained to Fox News that the experience gained from humans landing on the moon will be crucial to ensure the survival of astronauts during the mission.
