NASA wants to go to Alpha Centauri in 2069

NASA aims to travel to Alpha Centauri in the 100th year of Apollo 11 reaching the Moon.
The times when the most exciting years of cold war lived are 2001: almost a year after the arrival of a Space Legend in vision. Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, and Michael Collins ... Three astronauts took part in the Apollo 11 mission, perhaps not knowing they were going to write their names. In 1969, Neil Armstrong took the first step on the moon and Buzz Aldrin would follow him for a short while. Of course he did. Aldrin, however, left an edge as famous as Armstrong.

Later, a planet with a red space called Mars emerged as a new threshold in terms of space projects against the history of mankind and has been subject for many years to be studied. However, with Trump recently heading to the US, Mars had to sit back in the back seat of his car. The reason for this was Trump's desire to turn that dream into reality. So the Moon was now the first target.

However, NASA now has a new dream. As reported by New Scientist, NASA wants to come up with a new mission in 2069, 100 years after the success of the Apollo 11 mission mentioned above. According to Newsweek, the mission will be to go to the Alpha Centauri system where Proxima hosts the spacecraft. On the other hand, there is no official name for the task because it is a very new plan.