In a few hours, NASA will start launch window gives Mission of Artemis I (or Artemis 1), which will be the first step in the return of manned flights to Moon. OUR Artemis I will serve as an excellent test for equipment Artemis programhow Space Launch System Rocket and space capsule Orion. Find out more about the program below.

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As the name suggests, this first mission of the Artemis program, which will have a total of five missions. Of these, only the first will be unmanned. The forecast is that Artemis I will be released on Monday at 9:33 am Brazil time. If conditions are not favorable for launching, NASA Two more dates are reserved for this first release window: September 2nd and 5th. The entire journey back to Earth is expected to take 42 days – there is no extremely precise schedule. OUR Orion must spend at least six days in lunar orbit.

OUR Mission of Artemis I will aim to test equipment that will be used in manned missions. O Space Launch System Rocket was tested only on Earth, and the space capsule Orion already made flights to near-Earth orbit – it is still necessary to evaluate the possibilities capsule on a longer flight path, with more exposure to cosmic radiation and new re-entry tests and an abort system in case anything goes wrong on launch.

Even without a crew Orion dummies are required – named Helga, Zohar and Commander Munikin – with radiation sensors (Helga and Zohar) and acceleration sensors (Munikin). The commander will test the space suit that will be used by the crew on future missions with people, and the Zohar will use radiation protection. Holga will only use fabric that mimics human skin, so the team will evaluate the impact of cosmic radiation on an unprotected “body”.

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O Artemis program has a beautiful origin for its name. In Greek mythology, Artemis was the sister of Apollo, who christened the first manned lunar mission program on Earth. NASA. next mission, Artemis II, is scheduled for May 2024 and will carry four astronauts into orbit around the moon. In 2025, if there are no changes in planning, Artemis III will dock moon gate, a future lunar station, and two astronauts will set foot on the moon, while two more will remain on the station. OUR Artemis IV will not land on the satellite, leaving only the astronauts on the Lunar Gateway, while the next two missions, V and VI, will land on the Moon.

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Via: Edge

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