Space probes with no human crew.
Robots.
Various missions by space agencies such as NASA, ESA, and Roscosmos have explored space beyond the moon. These missions have sent spacecraft to planets like Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn, as well as to distant objects like asteroids and comets. Robotic probes like Voyager, Cassini, and New Horizons have provided valuable data about our solar system and beyond.
Yes, extensive exploration has been conducted on and around Earth, including space exploration, deep-sea exploration, and mapping of the Earth's surface. Scientists and researchers have used various technologies to study different ecosystems, climates, and natural phenomena to better understand our planet.
The United States and Russia have been the two countries that have done the most work in space exploration. They have made significant contributions to space research, sending numerous missions, satellites, and astronauts into space, and have played crucial roles in the development of the International Space Station.
The United States and Russia have historically been the two countries that have done the most work in space exploration. These countries have launched numerous missions, including manned flights to the Moon and the International Space Station.
Robots.
I think it's the main director of the space
NASA has sent probes to Mars, which is much further from Earth than the Moon.
Various missions by space agencies such as NASA, ESA, and Roscosmos have explored space beyond the moon. These missions have sent spacecraft to planets like Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn, as well as to distant objects like asteroids and comets. Robotic probes like Voyager, Cassini, and New Horizons have provided valuable data about our solar system and beyond.
Curiosity and ego, to prove it could be done.
Yes, there is life on our planet Earth, and that is part of the Milky Way. Life outside our planet Earth has not been confirmed yet, but that doesn't mean much, since no space exploration has been done outside our own Solar System.Yes, there is life on our planet Earth, and that is part of the Milky Way. Life outside our planet Earth has not been confirmed yet, but that doesn't mean much, since no space exploration has been done outside our own Solar System.Yes, there is life on our planet Earth, and that is part of the Milky Way. Life outside our planet Earth has not been confirmed yet, but that doesn't mean much, since no space exploration has been done outside our own Solar System.Yes, there is life on our planet Earth, and that is part of the Milky Way. Life outside our planet Earth has not been confirmed yet, but that doesn't mean much, since no space exploration has been done outside our own Solar System.
Yes, extensive exploration has been conducted on and around Earth, including space exploration, deep-sea exploration, and mapping of the Earth's surface. Scientists and researchers have used various technologies to study different ecosystems, climates, and natural phenomena to better understand our planet.
The United States and Russia have been the two countries that have done the most work in space exploration. They have made significant contributions to space research, sending numerous missions, satellites, and astronauts into space, and have played crucial roles in the development of the International Space Station.
Never, Eris was explored only by telescopes.
There you have it ... the answer to your own question: It isn't just a waste of money, therefore it continues to be done.
The United States and Russia have historically been the two countries that have done the most work in space exploration. These countries have launched numerous missions, including manned flights to the Moon and the International Space Station.
The asteroid 107P was named "Hubble" after the Hubble Space Telescope. This was done to honor the contributions of the telescope to astronomy and space exploration.