Robots: Reaching Space

Besides Earth, the only other planet that humans have set foot on is the Moon. However, Robotic Explorers have touched the Moon, Mars, Venus, and Jupiter, as well as a few comets and asteroids. In the space society, any unmanned spacecraft can be described as robotic spacecraft. For Space Robots, a big advantage is that they need neither food nor drink for survival and can function in very inhospitable conditions. This section will explore the Robotic Journey in space and will highlight how they become a helping hand in space exploration.

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