52 years ago, the United States is looking again at the lunar surface-US Lunar II. 32 years after Apollo 17, there arose once again from Cape Canaveral a great United Launch Alliance Vulcan rocket that will bring the first American spacecraft down on to balloon lander; Peregrine’s as it touched safely by landing.
Private companies like Celestis and Elysium Space entrust their lander’s payload with capsules containing cremated remains and DNA samples. These people searching for a heavenly home beyond stars after death will become permanent inhabitants of the moon. Although such arguments create heated and controversial debates on this method that is ethical as well as cultural, millions of people find this to be an enchanting escape from physical boundaries within Earth where they embrace the open space.
Peregrine mission is a new direction in US Lunar II research. It is a product private creativity and government cooperation designed by Pittsburgh’s Astrobotic. This partnership is based on the NASA Commercial Lunar Payload Services program, and its goal is to set up an ongoing lunar presence that could later be followed by human missions.
Landing on the Moon is not a simple task. Peregrine deals with the harsh lunar surface, perilous dust and constant possibilities for boo-boos. However, the potential gains are tremendous. 10 scientific payloads, of which NASA-funded experiments to investigate lunar geology and radiation levels as well as potential resources for exploration. These data will be priceless in determining how to develop future lunar exploration and development.
It tells us that despite all odds we have faced, our desire to reach out and connect with the cosmos prevails. We hold our breath as we observe America, and a spark of humankindness return to the Moon today promising that another page is written in lunar pursuits.
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