NASA invited ISRO to participate in Artemis programme for lunar south pole outpost
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Moon Base | India’s lunar future
NASA has invited ISRO to join its Artemis programme aimed at establishing a sustainable human outpost near the Moon's south pole. This region offers prolonged sunlight for energy and contains water ice in permanently shadowed craters, crucial for life support and fuel. The collaboration marks a major step in India's deep space exploration ambitions and strengthens Indo-US strategic space partnership. For exams, this highlights India's growing role in global lunar governance and Artemis Accords framework.
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Target location: Moon's south pole with extended sunlight and water ice deposits
Artemis programme aims to establish sustainable human presence on Moon
Collaboration strengthens India-US space cooperation under Artemis Accords
Significant for India's Gaganyaan and future Chandrayaan missions' strategic direction
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