What is space exploration time?

Space exploration time is the amount of time dedicated to the exploration of space, typically through the use of spacecraft.

An example of space exploration time is the mission to put a man on the moon, which was accomplished in 1969.

Space exploration time also includes the time it takes to send a spacecraft to Mars, such as the Curiosity Rover mission that took off in 2011 and landed on Mars in 2012.

Other examples of space exploration time include the time it takes to launch probes to explore the outer planets of our solar system, such as Voyager 1 and 2 which launched in 1977.

Space exploration time also includes the time it takes to send satellites into orbit around the Earth, such as the Hubble Space Telescope launched in 1990.

Space exploration time also includes the time it takes to send probes to explore comets and asteroids, such as the Rosetta mission that launched in 2004 and rendezvoused with a comet in 2014.

Space exploration time also includes the time it takes to send astronauts on spacewalks outside of the International Space Station, such as the first American spacewalk in 1965.

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