In the last few years, SpaceX’s Crew Dragon vehicle has been launched dozens of times to the International Space Station. European astronauts space manifesto became a matter of curiosity. European astronauts want to have their own independent vehicle to reach the International Space Station.
As the interest in space increases by the European Union and the USA, astronauts need to do more space missions. Dozens of European astronauts are planned to be sent into space in the coming years in vehicles operated by Russia and the United States, but recently French and German astronauts began to oppose this monopoly.
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European astronauts’ space manifesto
Thomas Pesquet and Matthias Maurer, has repeatedly praised the Crew Dragon vehicle’s space flight and the rocket’s reusable nature, and has so far raised no complaints. But as the new manifesto reveals, European leaders have to decide whether to step up spacecraft production if they want to become a space traveler.
Astronauts, warning to European leaders, European space exploration He complains that NASA didn’t get even a tenth of it. In the manifesto, it was stated that Europe could lag behind:
“Europe; While still at the forefront of many space endeavors such as earth observation, navigation and space science, space transportation and of your discoveries it lags behind in areas that are becoming more and more strategic.”
In Russia Soyuzin China Shenzhou and at NASA SpaceX Crew Dragon spacecraft. Also within a few years the US space agency, Orion spacecraft and Boeing’s starliner plans to add the capsule to its fleet of manned spaceflight vehicles. Even India aims to develop crewed vehicles into low Earth orbit within the next two years.
Manifesto to discuss the European Space Agency’s strategy on issues such as space exploration and climate change Space SummitPublished the day it was edited. French President Emmanuel Macron and the new Director General of the European Space Agency Josef Aschbacher were among the speakers.
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