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NASA delays flagship moon touchdown plans as soon as once more

By Editorial Board Published December 6, 2024 2 Min Read
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NASA delays flagship moon touchdown plans as soon as once more

NASA has delayed its plans to ship astronauts again to the moon but once more.

The Artemis mission will see 4 astronauts despatched across the moon and again, earlier than blasting off to land on the moon’s floor a yr later.

The flight had already been delayed as soon as, and was purported to take off in September 2025.

Now, astronauts will not loop across the moon till 2026 and will not land till 2027 in one in every of Elon Musk’s new Starship spacecrafts.

“Assuming the SpaceX lander is ready, we plan to launch Artemis III in mid-2027,” mentioned Mr Nelson.

“That will be well ahead of the Chinese government’s announced intention” to land on the lunar floor by 2030, he mentioned.

Picture:
The 9 candidate touchdown areas on the moon for NASA’s Artemis III mission. Pic: NASA

The brand new delays come after NASA concluded an examination of the Orion crew capsule and its warmth protect.

The protect cracked and partially eroded throughout re-entry into Earth’s environment on its debut 2022 uncrewed check mission, Artemis I.

The Artemis programme was established underneath Donald Trump’s presidency and can see the US take astronauts again to the moon for the primary time because the Apollo 17 mission in 1972.

In contrast to Apollo, the Artemis programme is not going to simply land astronauts, however will see lunar bases constructed on the moon that may assist take people to Mars sooner or later.

In October, the area company introduced it had recognized 9 potential touchdown places for the mission, all close to the moon’s south pole.

When Artemis III lands on the moon in 2027, it is going to be the primary time a girl and a black astronaut will step on to the lunar floor.

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