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“The next phase of lunar exploration is shifting from short-duration missions to sustained human presence.” Explain the technological requirements for establishing a permanent lunar base. Evaluate the major constraints in sustaining human habitation on the Moon.

Topic: Awareness in the fields of IT, Space Q6. “The next phase of lunar exploration is shifting from short-duration missions to sustained human presence.” Explain the technological requirements for establishing a permanent lunar base. Evaluate the major constraints in sustaining human habitation on the Moon. (10 M) Difficulty Level: Medium Reference: IE Why the question …

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Explain the significance of lunar missions in advancing human space exploration. Highlight their technological and scientific contributions.

Topic: Awareness in the fields of IT, Space Q4. Explain the significance of lunar missions in advancing human space exploration. Highlight their technological and scientific contributions. (10 M) Difficulty Level: Medium Reference: IE Why the question Increasing global focus on lunar missions like Artemis programme and Chandrayaan missions highlights their central role in shaping the …

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Nuclear Power in Space

Source:  TH Subject:  Science and Technology Context: The U.S. has announced plans to deploy a small nuclear reactor on the Moon by the early 2030s, marking the first attempt to establish permanent nuclear power beyond Earth. About Nuclear Power in Space: Need for Nuclear Power in Space: Solar unreliability on Moon/Mars: Long lunar nights, dust …

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