All ready for the start Artemis I. The dates to be marked are the August 29the 2 or the 5 September. Here, the days identified by NASA for the launch of Artemis I. This is the first unmanned flight with the aim of reopening the way to return of man to the moon. The maiden flight of the SLS rocket along with the Orion spacecraft. Jim Free, NASA-affiliated CEO for exploration systems development, announced this at a conference. The event marked the 53rd anniversary of the famous historic Apollo 11 moon landing.
We go through all possible dates. on August 29 in Floridato the Kennedy Space Center, the launch would open at 8:33 AM (2:33 PM Italian time) with a duration of 120 minutes. The mission ended 42 days later with the landing on October 10. The launch, which was instead scheduled for September 2, would be at 12:48 (6:48 PM Italian) with a duration of 120 minutes. The mission ended 39 days later with a landing on October 11.
The last possible date is September 5 with the launch opening at 17:12 (23:12 in Italy) with a duration of 90 minutes. Also in this case, the mission would end 42 days later with a landing on October 17. In short, events that could revive the exciting atmosphere of the first human landing on the moon. Taking a step back, the launch should have happened in May 2022. Delayed for various reasons, the attempt was then made on June 20, but with a hydrogen leak. Therefore, the new three dates for the actual start have been reached.
Source: Lega Nerd
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