NASA confirms launch of Artemis I mission for this Wednesday (16)a new attempt to start unmanned journey to the moon🇧🇷 Take off from the John F. Kennedy Space Center in Florida (United States) will be broadcast live.
The flight, which was supposed to take off in August, was delayed several times due to technical problems. Weather conditions in the Cape Canaveral area also made take-off impossible on other occasions.
Consisting of the Space Launch System (SLS) rocket and the Orion spacecraft, Artemis I It is awaited with great interest as it symbolizes the beginning. humanity’s return to the moon🇧🇷 The US space agency’s first mission to a natural satellite in decades.
The purpose of the trip; First unmanned test flight of the SLS with the Orion capsule, before the next steps of the Artemis quest. According to NASA’s calendar, the next phases include a manned flight scheduled for 2024 and a landing on the Moon in 2025.
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THEM Live stream of Artemis I Mission launch You can follow NASA’s YouTube channel (link below), which prepares a comprehensive program. The launch window begins at 3:04 a.m. (Brasília time) early on the 16th and lasts for two hours.
The US space agency’s website and profiles on Twitch and Facebook will have a live stream alongside the Spanish-language NASA channel. It is worth remembering that the task will again be subject to weather conditions and the absence of technical problems.
Source: Tec Mundo
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