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Don't forget about Artemis

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  • 89th8 Online
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    89th
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    I feel like this should be a bigger news, they rolled out Artemis 2 to the launchpad this weekend, it’s cool that they use the same crawler I believe that was used during the Apollo missions. I believe the earliest possible lunch date is February 6, with other launch dates spanning throughout the spring.

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    • taiwan_girlT Offline
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      Old-ish news but the price difference is interesting.

      India successfully performed a soft touchdown near the lunar south pole on Wednesday, August 23, for its Chandrayaan-3 mission.

      By doing so, it made history by becoming the first nation to land on that region of the lunar surface as well as the fourth country to ever land on the Moon.

      and

      Impressively, Chandrayaan-3’s $75 million budget means it cost less than a number of Hollywood sci-fi blockbusters. Christopher Nolan’s sci-fi epic ‘Interstellar’ cost $165 million, while ‘Gravity’ and ‘The Martian’ each cost around $100 million to make.

      To put things further into perspective, NASA’s Artemis I mission last year, which sent an uncrewed capsule around the Moon and back, cost approximately $4 billion.

      https://interestingengineering.com/innovation/indias-moon-mission-is-a-low-cost-success-story-heres-why

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      • AxtremusA Offline
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        Well, India's Chandrayaan-3 may cost $4
        Billion after tariffs.

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        • taiwan_girlT Offline
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          #6

          LOL

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          • 89th8 Online
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            It’ll be a night launch. Wish it was daylight but that’s only possible for one or two of these dates in April.

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            • 89th8 Online
              89th8 Online
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              60 minutes piece (Bill Whitaker is a favorite of mine)

              Link to video

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              • 89th8 Online
                89th8 Online
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                Delayed until March. Hydrogen leaks need to be fixed. Luckily the astronauts are released from quarantine for a few weeks.

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                • 89th8 Online
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                  Prediction, their goal of Artemis 3 (actually landing on the moon) in 2028 probably wont happen until at least 2038.

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                    https://www.space.com/space-exploration/artemis/nasa-cancels-artemis-3-astronaut-moon-landing-this-is-just-not-the-right-pathway-forward

                    In short, Artemis 3 is changing from a crewed mission to the lunar surface to an Earth-orbit rendezvous of NASA's Orion spacecraft with one or more of the program's moon landers in 2027, NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman announced on Friday (Feb. 27). The program's first moon landing will now take place on Artemis 4, in 2028, with a potential second landing that same year with Artemis 5.

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                    • 89th8 Online
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                      Makes sense. Decrease time between missions and yes... maybe test out the rendezvous first, duh!

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