A space mission is an organized effort to explore outer space, often involving spacecraft, satellites, or astronauts. These missions can aim to study celestial bodies like Mars, the Moon, or Jupiter, gather data about the universe, or conduct experiments in microgravity. They are typically conducted by space agencies such as NASA or ESA. Space missions can be crewed or uncrewed. Crewed missions send astronauts into space to conduct research and experiments, while uncrewed missions use robotic spacecraft to collect data. Each mission is carefully planned and executed to ensure safety and success in achieving its scientific objectives.