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Canadian astronaut to be in the Artemis flight mission. Diversity is part of the goal. The four-person crew will include one person of color, a woman and a Canadian.
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Space the goalThe finish line may be planetary soon.
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The test of the worlds biggest rocket and it’s Orion crew technology continues.
Heavy lifters
The previous largest was a heavy lifter the Russian federation used in the heady cooperative days of the International Space station and the mirror project. The lifter was built for the purpose of the living 100 megaton nuclear device on this United States by the Soviet Union and was developed and had maintenance issues with the Ukraine during the Cold war.
Editor note:
The cargo version of the Artemis 1, the SLS Block 2 is the biggest lifter of that series at 111.3 meters and the Space X Star ship at 120 meters and 150 tons these are the biggest but not flown out of earths orbit as yet.
The launch. day is November the 14th and there is a window that they can work with for approximately a week. This is their second rollout to launch pad 39b at the Kennedy Space Center. The rocket now sits in a hard launch position and this will be its fourth attempt since the original August 29th attempt. Data is being collected on every attempt and that is in complete sync with the objectives of this mission as a test that obtains data with minimal risk to peo
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Good Luck
Update:
the Artemis mission is go for lunch on Wednesday November 16th at 1:04 a.m. Eastern Time.
This will be a night time launch, concerns about damage to the $4 billion dollar plus rocket on rollouts and with wind have been muted by the go status. NASA has made various policy statements in respect to their care and diligence to safety.
Nasa is on pad 39b at the Kennedy flight center with their rocket Artemis 1 waiting for a launch opportunity to send its unmanned Orion Space vehicle around the Moon with reentry back to Earth in a 4 billion dollar test of a program that will see three more by the end of the decade All things considered.
Kevin Griffiths
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