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Artemis Ispace program POT that seeks to bring the person back to Moon and establish a sustainable presence on the Earth’s satellite, it is ready to take its first big step. For this reason, the space agency confirmed the day and time of the launch of the mega-rocket. Space launch system (SLS) -estimated at US$50 billion- and capsule Orion they will fly towards the star if all goes according to plan.
In a statement published on the official website, POT confirmed that the mission Artemis I passed Flight readiness check (FRR), the flight readiness test that all space launches must pass. In this regard, if the weather allows and there are no unforeseen events on this day, August 29 at 07:33 (Peruvian time), the rocket should leave Land go to Moon.
First big step in NASA Artemis program
While the intention is for humans to return to the Earth satellite, it is important to remember that this first launch will be an unmanned test flight. If takeoff SLS is performed successfully and there are no serious complications, the rocket should fire a capsule Orion to Moon.
If everything goes according to plan and the spacecraft circles the moon before returning to our planet, it will splash down somewhere in Pacific Ocean, POT you can start preparing for the next step in your program: adding people to the process. FROM Artemis IIthe ship will carry a team of astronauts with it and will orbit the satellite in the same way as in this first mission and in Apollo 8. This launch is expected to take place in 2024, but the agency will change its calendar depending on what happens in this first event.
Follow the NASA Artemis I mission live
POT will broadcast the entire mission live Artemis I as the appropriate technicians refuel the mega-rocket SLS up to the capsule Orion orbit Moon and get ready to send the first image Land view from our satellite.
You can follow this whole process closely through the official accounts. POT in social networks and through the official broadcast on YouTubewhich you can find below. We remind you that the launch of the rocket and capsule on board will take place on Monday, August 29, at 07:33 (Peruvian time).
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