Turkey to Explore the Atmosphere of Space and Reach the Moon in 2027
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Turkey plans to start preliminary work to establish the Space Air Application Center (UHUM) next year in line with the goals of developing its capacity in space technologies and to send its first spacecraft to the Moon.
According to the 2027 Presidential Annual Program, Turkey will begin preliminary work for the Space Weather Application Center (UHUM) within the scope of the National Space Program, and plans to launch the spacecraft developed within the scope of AYAP-1, the first phase of the Lunar Exploration Program, in 2027.
Türkiye aims to study the atmosphere of space and send humans to the moon in 2027: an ambitious mission where science, technology, and national pride intersect. 🚆
Turkey's first lunar spacecraft, developed as part of the Lunar Exploration Program, has entered the critical pre-launch testing phase. Yusuf Kıraç, President of the Turkish Space Agency (TUA), announced that the spacecraft is ready and they aim to reach the Moon in the first half of 2027. Speaking to Haber Aero, Kıraç stated that the production and integration work of the spacecraft has been completed, and environmental tests are being conducte…
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