Since becoming President of The New York Times' WashingtonAmerica, Donald Trump and his administration have been lobbying for the campaign to send humans to the moon. The American space agency NASA is also making its efforts in this direction. Between this fast now a tumult from Trump has raised the question. Trump has advised NASA to concentrate on other missions rather than the lunar mission. Trump tweeted, "Whatever money we are investing, NASA should not only spend it in an effort to go to the moon. On the moon we have visited 50 years ago.

They should pay attention to Mangal (Chand is also part of this), other major works related to defense and science. "Various conceptions began to appear as soon as Trump's tweet came up. Some people used to mean that the Trump administration now wants to draw a hand in the Chandra campaign. It is also astonishing, because the administration of Trump has shown great interest in this campaign. The administration has also received great appreciation for the new space policy, in which it has been said to focus on the Chandrayaan movement and take steps to reduce the rising waste in the space. The National Space Council, chaired by Vice President Mike Pence, has prepared his template. Pence had announced in February that the mission to land on the moon was to be completed in 2028, it would be completed in 2024 only. Increased budget for the space campaign has also been approved by the Trump Administration. Although it was also a politically motivated move to complete the campaign ahead of time. Opponents say that Trump wants that if he comes to power again, then the campaign will be completed as soon as he is in power. White House has to be cleared to overcome the illusions spread over the sweepstakes of the White House. . An official said that there has been no change in the goals related to space missions. In addition to providing additional resources for the mission to send humans to the moon in the next five years, the Trump administration also wants to speed up the campaign to send human beings on Mars. Obama is in opposition. Former US President Barack Obama will send a human to the moon again Is not in favor of the campaign As a President in 2010, he said, "Some people believe that we should send human campaigns to the moon again. But I want to say clearly that we have already done it. There is much more in space now, which needs to be ascertained. '