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Why 2024 will see more moon missions

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2024 looms as a major year for space exploration, with several nations vying to establish a presence on the surface of the moon. In days, the first commercial lunar mission will launch. That's viewed as crucial ahead of NASA astronauts making a spaceflight in November - the first in over half a century.
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