These were the precise seconds of the Orion splashing down on the Pacific coast. | Font: POT
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Capsule Orion successfully returned to the planet after 25 days in a so-called mission artemis 1 towards the orbit Moon.
At 12:40 Peru, the ship splashed down in the Pacific Ocean after properly deploying its parachutes. The space agencies NASA and ESA hailed the success of the program.
So Orion returned
The transfer of agencies began at 11 am, with another Orion 24 thousand kilometers from Earth.
ship from there sent beautiful postcards to the planet.
At speeds over 20,000 kilometers per hour, Orion It will also try a new form of planetary re-entry: it will enter the atmosphere to make a “jump” and then re-enter with greater accuracy.
He did so successfully and landed after activating his parachutes off the coast of Baja California.
A return that will dispel doubts
The success of this mission is key as it will determine what needs to be improved in order to Artemis IIthe second flight of the capsule, but with people.
The said flight is expected to take place in the same year 2023, but due to a delay of several months with the first flight Artemis Ithis may not happen before 2024.
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