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NASA and the Peruvian Aerospace Commission (CONIDA) are investigating and collaborating on a scientific basis in Peru, bases of different durations that enable different activities.
Ambos will support Memorando de Entendimiento’s vinculante queries, including security capacity, fact-checking related to possible campaigns, and assistance to CONIDA and Lanzamientos de Cojetes Sonda. Los cojetes sonda son pequeños cojetes de bajo cost que proporcionan acceso suborbital al espacio.
“Analyzing new results from Peru,” NASA Administrator Bill Nelson holds the agency’s name. “Peru and scientific research in Magnetico, Ecuador. Juntos Iremos Mas Rejos.”
Mayor Roberto Melgar Sheen, CONIDA System, Peru Office. Mr. Brian Nichols, Undersecretary of the Western EE Department, Asuntos del Hemisferio. UU, y Stephanie Syptak-Ramnath, EE Ambassador. Ugh. En Perú, también participaron, entre otros funcionarios peruanos. The Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation will be held on November 9 in Lima.
Durante, Nelson, who visits Peru, carries out important social activities and international cooperation, as well as discussions with the big names of Spanish companies and with Artemis, a major institution in Peru.
Peru and Unidos have a strong history of cooperation. LA NASA has joint activities at Llan Samiento Station, Punta Lobos de CONIDA, in 1975 and 1983.
NASA is recopying critical data to develop scientific transport equipment with advanced transport equipment. We will acquire the data of Mehoran’s climate change and the immense courage of climate change, build new systems of the sun and space, and prepare to travel deeper into the world.
Understand the influence of the solar system and the effects of red electricity, including important paraproteger recursive terrestrials and emergencies, dependent situations, and safety.
For information about the NASA International Conference, see:
https://www.nasa.gov/oiir
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Mayra Bernstein / Elizabeth Shaw
Headquarters, Washington
202-358-1600
meira.b.bernstein@nasa.gov / elizabeth.a.shaw@nasa.gov
