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Artemis Ii Mission

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space-exploration1 year ago

"NASA's Orion Hatch Design Issue for Crewed Moon Mission"

NASA's Orion Environmental Test Article, formerly known as the Orion spacecraft, is undergoing ground testing at NASA's Neil Armstrong Test Facility in Ohio in preparation for the Artemis II mission, a 10-day flight test scheduled for 2025. Engineers and technicians will subject the test article to extreme conditions, including simulated lightning strikes and abort-level acoustics, to ensure the spacecraft's readiness to protect the crew in case of an emergency during launch.

space-exploration1 year ago

"Victor Glover: First Black Man to Orbit Moon on Artemis II Mission"

Victor Glover, an astronaut with North Texas ties, is set to pilot a crew during NASA’s Artemis II mission, becoming the first Black man to orbit the moon. He aims to inspire future generations of astronauts with his participation and the diverse team accompanying him. Glover's journey from meeting a Black faculty member in college to obtaining three engineering-related master's degrees has led him to this historic mission, expected to launch by the end of next year.

space-exploration1 year ago

"Empowering Canada's Future Astronauts: From High School Dreams to Artemis II Mission"

Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen, set to be part of NASA's Artemis II mission to fly around the moon in 2025, emphasizes the need for visionary investments to maintain Canada's role in space exploration. Reflecting on the legacy of Canadian astronauts like Marc Garneau, Hansen stresses the importance of good communication and risk mitigation as the crew prepares for the mission, acknowledging the inherent dangers of space travel.

space-exploration2 years ago

"NASA Astronauts' Perilous Thoughts, Biden's Moon Mission, and Inspiring Space Exploration: A Year in Review"

NASA astronauts Victor Glover and Jeremy Hansen, chosen for the upcoming Artemis II mission, have expressed their fears for their families and concerns about the risks involved in space missions. They spend a significant amount of time discussing potential dangers and ways to mitigate them. The astronauts emphasize the importance of society's support and commitment to continue space exploration even in the face of potential setbacks. They draw inspiration from past tragedies, such as the Challenger disaster, which solidified their understanding of the significance of their work. The Artemis II mission is scheduled for a flyby of the Moon in 2024.