Introducing its new huge rocket last month NASA (US National Aeronautics and Space Administration)starts testing the rocket after the preparatory work. Space Launch System (SLS) The rocket, called the rocket, is ready for trial after two weeks of preparatory work. This will be the last major rehearsal for the space agency, after many years and billions of dollars in development costs, before it finally announces it’s ready to fly.
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NASA will hold rehearsal for three days
Space Launch System, the agency is gearing up to transport people and cargo deep into space. This step of the agency, in the mid-2020s first woman to the moon and first black person attempting to send Artemis Playing a leading role in the program is among the aims.
in orbit approx. 60 thousand pounds lifting space, the SLS was designed to launch a capsule that would carry future astronauts. But before that, SLS needs to start. Artemis I His first flight, named , was also a rehearsal. The rocket will demonstrate its capabilities around the moon for 4 to 6 weeks without any crew inside. He will also launch Orion in a mission.
‘Wet dress rehearsal’ For this launch, known as NASA, NASA wants to pass all the steps. At the same time, NASA aims to ensure that the infrastructure surrounding the SLS is interoperable for the first time. This is the rocket during launch. stabilize Includes huge tools and structures used for
Test, 17.00It will begin with a station call. For those who want to follow the test, live footage of the SLS rocket, NASA’s YouTube will be on one of its channels. However, the agency will not allow viewers to listen to the internal audio, as it has done for Space shuttle missions in the past. Besides these NASA officialsHe stated that he will inform the media about the test results on Monday.
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