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| jiraporn66 | 13 Oct 2022 - 07:43:57 |
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 The Unitedsiambit.meStates Space Agency (NASA) has begun deploying large rockets that will be used in lunar exploration programs. to be installed to the launch pad on Tuesday night before starting the first travel test this month The 2.6-million-kilogram Space Launch System (SLS) rocket, 32-storey tall, from the assembly plant to the launch pad at the Kennedy Space Center, Florida, was 6.4 kilometers away at 10 p.m. Tuesday. It took several hours to move. The 98-metre-tall rocket took more than 10 years to develop and will be used to contain the Orion capsule that will carry a team of astronauts to explore the new moon under the Artemis program. NASA's Artemis On August 29, NASA will launch an SLS rocket into space. It then launched an unmanned Orion capsule to circle the moon and return to Earth 42 days later in a project called Artemis I. NASA officials say Project Artemis I will gather important data and analyze the spacecraft's potential before launching Project Artemis 2, which is a human circumnavigation of the Moon, and Project Artemis 3 is a human landing on it. moon surface again NASA aims to It will be able to bring the first woman and the first black to touch the lunar surface before the end of this decade. including preparing for the establishment of a human colony on the moon after as well as preparing for future Mars exploration projects This is all based on the results of the SLS rocket launch test on August 29. |
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