Moon 2.0: Why the World Is Racing Back to Lunar Exploration

Nearly six decades after humans first set foot on the Moon, space agencies and private companies are rushing back, driven by scientific, strategic, and economic ambitions. NASA’s Artemis program, alongside China-Russia’s International Lunar Research Station, aims to establish permanent bases, unlocking the Moon’s vast resources and paving the way for Mars missions.

 

Key Reasons for the Lunar Comeback

With global competition heating up, the Moon is no longer just a symbol of exploration—it’s the next frontier for space dominance.

 

Source: DW | World Economic Forum | NASA