NASA has long been to go back to the moon continues its work. Space agency now Artemis I mission came to the end of his research. NASA said in a statement the other day that it spent a lot of money. Space Launch System (SLS) that the tests were completed.
Everything is ready for the Artemis I mission
According to NASA, the first launch within the scope of the mission to the Moon in August plans to do it. The space agency launched its approximately 98-metre-long rocket and Orion spacecraftwill be transported to an assembly hangar at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center on July 1 or 2. Both vehicles will be made ready for launch here.
Space Launch System Program in preparation for launch, chief engineer John Blevins said on Friday. six to eight weeks He said it would be work. After the rocket is moved to the launch pad, it is planned to be ready for launch in 10-14 days.
NASA has faced various problems recently as part of its new space studies. Finally fuel loading process hundreds of thousands of liters into the tanks during cryogenic liquid oxygen and liquid hydrogen While loading, a leak was detected in the hydrogen discharge line.
But despite leaking problems, the space agency also has tanks for both rocket stages. propellant gas managed to install. And then fuel was discharged. By overcoming this problem, Artemis I’s mission The research phases have come to an end.
Officials have yet to set a launch date. an exact date has not given. However, some officials say the launch date of the rocket. Shows the last days of August. With the latest developments, NASA, ascent to the moon He started counting the days now.
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