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Don't forget about Artemis

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  • taiwan_girlT Offline
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    LOL

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

        Link to video

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

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                  NASA just posted the "menu" of food that will be served on Artemis 2 mission.

                  https://www.nasa.gov/missions/artemis/artemis-2/artemis-ii-whats-on-the-menu/

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                  • 89th8 Offline
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                    Quite a wide menu for 4 people!

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                      https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/nasa-says-its-a-go-for-fresh-artemis-ii-moon-launch-attempt-but-admits-risks/

                      “If you look at the data over time, over the lifespan of just building new rockets, right, the data would show you that one out of two is successful. You're only successful 50 percent of the time,” Honeycutt said. “I think we’re in a much better position than that.”

                      I know I have mentioned this before, but I was once able to attend a talk by Buzz Aldrin (US astronaut on the first mission to the moon.). He mentioned that prior to going, they figured there was a 90% chance they would make it to the moon, but about a 60% chance that they would come back.

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