Future of space exploration (Mars, Moon, space tourism) MCQs – Aerospace

1. The Artemis program is aimed at:
(A) Returning humans to the Moon and preparing for Mars exploration
(B) Building a space elevator
(C) Sending robotic missions to Jupiter
(D) Establishing a space colony on Mars

2. NASA’s Mars 2020 mission includes:
(A) The Perseverance rover
(B) The Hubble Space Telescope
(C) The Voyager probe
(D) The James Webb Space Telescope

3. Space tourism is expected to be led by companies such as:
(A) SpaceX and Blue Origin
(B) Roscosmos and ESA
(C) ISRO and JAXA
(D) NASA and ESA

4. The goal of the Mars One project is to:
(A) Establish a human colony on Mars
(B) Develop a space elevator
(C) Explore the Moon
(D) Build a space station

5. NASA’s plans for the Moon include:
(A) Establishing a sustainable lunar presence with Artemis Base Camp
(B) Sending unmanned probes to Neptune
(C) Developing a new space shuttle
(D) Building a lunar space station

6. The SpaceX Starship is designed for:
(A) Manned missions to Mars and beyond
(B) Launching Earth observation satellites
(C) Building a space station
(D) Exploring the outer planets

7. The Lunar Gateway is planned to:
(A) Serve as a staging point for deep space exploration and lunar missions
(B) Be a commercial space station
(C) Explore asteroids
(D) Study the Sun

8. The first private company to send humans to the International Space Station (ISS) is:
(A) SpaceX
(B) Blue Origin
(C) Boeing
(D) Lockheed Martin

9. Blue Origin’s New Shepard rocket is intended for:
(A) Suborbital space tourism
(B) Mars exploration
(C) Lunar landings
(D) Deep space missions

10. The ExoMars mission is focused on:
(A) Searching for signs of past life on Mars
(B) Establishing a lunar colony
(C) Exploring Venus
(D) Developing space tourism technologies