ESA DG talks about the future of human space exploration
ESAWebTV caught up with the Director General of the European Space Agency, Josef Aschbacher, while he was in Florida for the launch of ESA astronaut, Samantha Cristoferetti and the rest of Crew-4.
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I'm glad Europe is getting serious. It was kind of lonely with just Russia and us, the USA. The more people out there, the more politically stable the situation should be.
Human space exploration is too costly now. It's smarter to send more and more probes as there are many places yet to be explored in the Solar system.
Gut
to master a solar system is a talent to explore – for everyone alive and everyone to come alive for all of eternity
(mars belongs to life)
Wonderful video and valuable information
Liebe ESA!💘
Soviet space achievements
First satellite in space: Soviet 1957
First object on mars: Soviet 1971
First animal to orbit earth: Soviet 1957
First man in space: Soviet 1961
First woman in space: Soviet 1963
First space walk: Soviet 1965
First object on the moon and another celestial body: Soviet 1959
First object on venus and a planet: Soviet 1966
First picture of the far side of the moon: Soviet 1959
First space station: Soviet 1971
first animals to orbit the moon and back on earth: Soviet 1968
First moon flyby: Soviet 1959
First object to orbit venus: Soviet 1961
First animals in space and back to earth alive: Soviet 1960
First audio recording of another planet: Soviet 1970
First picture from the surface of another planet: Soviet 1970
First rover on the moon: Soviet 1970
First successful landing on venus and a planet: Soviet 1970
First automatic sample return from the Moon: Soviet 1970
First mars flyby: Soviet 1963
First soft landing on the moon and another celestial body also first photos from the moon: Soviet 1966
First soft Mars landing and
first photograph from Martian surface: Soviet 1971
First Venus soil samples: Soviet 1982
First woman on a space station: Soviet 1982
First spacewalk by woman: Soviet 1984
First flyby of a comet: Soviet 1986
American space achievements
First photograph of Earth from orbit: US 1959
First object on the far side of the moon: US 1962
First successful venus flyby: US 1962
First successful mars flyby: US 1965
First close-up photographs mars: US 1965
First humans to orbit the moon: US 1968
First man on the moon and another celestial body also first sample return from the moon: US 1969
First jupiter flyby: US 1973
First mercury flyby: 1974
First successful soil samples from the surface of Mars: US 1976
First uranus flyby: US 1986
First neptune flyby: US 1989
First mission into the atmosphere of a gas giant: US 1985
First landing on an asteroid: US 2001
First sample return from comet: US 2006
First pluto flyby: US 2015
ESA space achievements
First landing on Titan: ESA 2005
First soft landing in the outer Solar System: ESA 2005
First artificial probe to make a planned and soft landing on a comet: ESA 2014
Japanese space achievements
First sample return from asteroid: japan 2010
First rover on a asteroid: japan 2018
Chinese space achievements
First soft landing on the far side of the Moon; also first germination of seeds on another celestial body: China 2019
Great video !
We needed a video of his reaction to his first live crewed launch!
São noticias fantásticas ESA …a exploração é a evolução!! O mundo é o motor do conhecimento por isso há que dar ambição e velocidade a estas fantásticas ambições!! Todos esperamos essa grande aceleração espacial!!