A Comparative Study on Human Space Flights over Robotic Space Missions and Habitation involved in the Human Space Mission

Abstract

This research paper delves into the history of human space flights alongside the advancements and new inventions in space technology over the years. We also observe that just as humans have evolved over time, so have the environment, other living beings, the land, and the sky. This paper explores early space exploration, emphasizing technological advancements, psychological challenges, and the profound impact of sending humans to outer space. It begins by providing a glimpse into how humans first ventured into space, followed by additional information on robotic space missions, including rovers, landers, satellites, and space observatories like the Hubble Space Telescope. Space probes are programmed to perform specific tasks. A glimpse of NASA's Apollo mission, the first-ever human space mission, is considered while discussing the risks faced during this pioneering flight. The paper also explains proposed solutions, detailing their physical aspects and assessing whether these solutions may or may not work.