LUNAR LANDER FOR NEXT MOON MISSIONS

Our next generation lander, called "europa" will be the first lander to transport our astronauts back to the surface of the moon, 4 astronauts will go on our RESELENCE crewed spacecraft and launch from kennedy space center, they will wait in lunar orbit and dock with the lunar lander that will be provided, both spacecraft will launch on the same rocket and have a similar flight path to the apollio missions, the reselence spacecraft will separate from the top of the rocket and rotate to dock with the lander that will be inside a fairing of the rocket, the 2 crew will then transfer from the crewed reselence vehicle while the other 2 crew stay on reselence, then the lander will make a powered descent to the lunar surface and spend a couple days doing some science experements and collecting rock samples. then the crew will board the lander and the top ascent module will separate and the engine on the stage will ignite sending the crew into low lunar orbit, the spacecraft will then attempt a docking and the crew will be transfered from the upper ascent module to the spacecraft, then the hatches will be closed and the lander upper stage will be jettisoned from the spacecraft, the spacecraft will then fire up its engine and send the crew into low earth orbit where a deorbit burn will be performed, this will allow the capsule of the spacecraft to then separate from the spacecraft's main body, then the capsule will re-enter the earth's atmosphere, the capsule will then deploy 2 drogue's and then 3 main parachutes, and the capsule will make a splashdown in the pacific ocean where the crew will be recovered and taken back to KSC,

its an ambitous mission, but hopefully it will be successful in sending the crew back to the moon