NASA, preparing to return to the Moon in the near future. NASA, which carries out its work for this, on August 29. Orion spacecraft will send it into space. NASA’s brand new and extremely powerful Space Launch System (SLS) It will also be possible to watch the spacecraft that will take off with this mission.
Orion spacecraft will be tracked during Moon mission
NASA’s highly anticipated Artemis I Just days away from the launch of the lunar mission, the space agency has spent the entire six-week journey of the Orion spacecraft. real time tracking announced that it could. Thus, the Orion vehicle 400 thousand kilometers Moon his journey and the next week he will spend in lunar orbit will be watched by enthusiasts.
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to the moon 100 kilometers as close as Orionwill remain in orbit of our satellite for almost a week. in total approx. 2 million kilometers The spacecraft will cross and then land on the California coast.
Recognizing that many space enthusiasts will want to access the latest news from the Artemis I mission, NASA Artemis Real Time Orbit Website (AROW) announced. The space agency stated that the location of Orion, its distance to the Earth, its distance to the moon and the duration of the mission can be followed through its website called AROW. Most importantly, this website Images taken by Orion will also be shared.
AROW, launching soon Artemis I mission will start with. NASA states that after this mission, AROW can also be used in other space travels. AROW, one day before the launch of Artemis I on August 28 NASA’s official website will be active.
Orion, we look forward to the impressive images the spacecraft will take around the Moon. So what do you think about NASA’s moon mission? You can share your views with us in the comments section.