Washington, January 10: The US space agency has pushed back its manned Artemis mission to the Moon to 2025 that will send the first woman and first person of colour on the lunar surface. NASA will now target September 2025 for Artemis II, the first crewed Artemis mission around the Moon, and September 2026 for Artemis III, which is planned to land the first astronauts near the lunar South Pole.

Artemis IV, the first mission to the Gateway lunar space station, remains on track for 2028. The first mission, Artemis II, was supposed to take place later this year. NASA Administrator Bill Nelson said in a statement that they have learned a lot since Artemis I, and the success of these early missions relies on 슬롯사이트our commercial and international partnerships to further our reach and understanding of humanity슬롯사이트s place in our solar system슬롯사이트.슬롯 머신 사이트 추천SpaceX Launches 96 Successful Missions and Delivers Over 80% of Earth슬롯사이트s Payload in Orbit, Elon Musk Reacts to X User슬롯사이트s Video

슬롯사이트Artemis represents what we can accomplish as a nation - and as a global coalition. When we set our sights on what is hard, together, we can achieve what is great,슬롯사이트 he added. The space agency said that ensuring crew safety is the primary driver for the Artemis II schedule changes. 슬롯사이트As the first Artemis flight test with crew aboard the Orion spacecraft, the mission will test critical environmental control and life support systems required to support astronauts,슬롯사이트 said NASA.

NASA슬롯사이트s investigation into unexpected loss of char layer pieces from the spacecraft슬롯사이트s heat shield during Artemis I is expected to conclude this spring. The new timeline for Artemis III, said NASA, aligns with the updated schedule for Artemis II, which ensures the agency can incorporate lessons learned from Artemis II into the next mission, and acknowledges development challenges experienced by NASA슬롯사이트s industry partners.

슬롯사이트We are letting the hardware talk to us so that crew safety drives our decision-making. We will use the Artemis II flight test, and each flight that follows, to reduce risk for future Moon missions,슬롯사이트 said Catherine Koerner, associate administrator, Exploration Systems Development Mission Directorate at NASA Headquarters in Washington. NASA said that it has asked both Artemis human landing system providers -- SpaceX and Blue Origin -- to begin applying knowledge gained in developing their systems as part of their existing contracts toward future variations to potentially deliver large cargo on later missions.슬롯 머신 사이트 추천US Lunar Lander: 'No Chance' of Soft Landing.

슬롯사이트Artemis is a long-term exploration campaign to conduct science at the Moon with astronauts and prepare for future human missions to Mars. That means we must get it right as we develop and fly our foundational systems so that we can safely carry out these missions,슬롯사이트 said Amit Kshatriya, manager of NASA슬롯사이트s Moon to Mars Program Office.

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