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The SMART-1 mission
The SMART-1 mission
As our closest celestial neighbour, the Moon is an ideal place for testing new technologies in space.
24 September 2013
Interview with
Benard, Foing, ESTEC
Part of the show Exploring the Solar System
FULL-MOON
Credit:
CC0, via Pixabay
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