German missions to the Moon

Missions to the Moon, with German involvement, have occurred throughout the history of spaceflight.

History

With much notorious and prominent German involvement after World War II, the Apollo programme landed two men on the Moon in July 1969.

In July 2009, the German government minister Peter Hintze declared that Germany should conduct a mission to the Moon by 2015.

The Planetary Transportation Systems group (PTS) was founded in 2010, with intentions of Moon missions.

Missions

• The ALINA robotic probe, developed in Germany, is planned to land on the Moon.

See also

• List of missions to the Moon
• V-2 rocket

External links

• German technology in 1969
• German technology and the Moon October 2019

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